The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-02

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zllery sset to Bsnman.o III hofniss shows the
Ssnesh q the forces LEFT in Havana. send all
- ! can get BY His slow steamer, and wish 4
{1U1A be more defsino.
evs. yosr osHNst. IN
[Istevssasd I'VE .hesiesie som.whua;11
publish ths following letter. Nj n asiu.sice a.
done Nj. Kennedy, Aess win jss,ify him-Eds.
RAvAsA. Aus,a a-a.lsp i .,ss.l. ]
U3iMa NoHs-Eds. Cvsscsnf-Att&s Iasf mo.
ments avised that Nj Ksnnedy, n tas Sru
for living @setrc light 70 Cuba. under the impss.r
stoa that his insssssts will BE- beat snsVered b. M
Government - Il IL reports ihak ~ b over Asrs
The Pstriot eaxss - directs NJ friends ID 70 tsls-
graph over the United states-and 10 help me God
tn ny difest need ~ II il nst ts and the reverps
q tAe feet. He may be conscientious In his belief,
and the channels Of The Government from which
be gels his ding -wateF solutions would induce no
other. There i an q scsric light, /" from heart 10
heart It touches, nhUd it cannot be qusnched.
Please countesct this evil, and let no such injus-
NO. to tho cause b put upon the common sense Of
qqr pe2plet He says he cannot got Cd letters
80 49, ~ ~ 81 wv 1sane' II y oil tuo tHove
Rarasn O1srsa tssAs Pstriets.
The Government aftsr having conquered ysster-
day, ON paper, their already talsn ~. are GU.
this morning with IN exhibition Of gsnerosity that
wvsld hsvs better become II ten days ago. and
savsd Crittendsn; but today, IN sAs 6sssA Of
vseec,y, sash victory - the spirit Of chivalry
weatd weep over! Offer pardon to ill Who will
come IN from the Lopez Party-frse pardon to
those who will deliver Lopez, and 70 be sent to
shsf homes dsrnisv resort Of bsnevolence, not
sysn then to be trusted, but when the troops have
isiled, and the soldiers refuse their work and can.
not Be dragged or driven into the presence Of the
snsmy-thsn they think Of mercy, for the forward
chance that presents itself to their minds ~ the re-
sort they may want for themselves. The vuelta
Arriha IL in action and the plague il ncurable-so
pronounced BY the Spanish doctors, and believe
TAe --latest, and Important.
A Battle Fought Lopez VSesossoxs-iSpa,.;
FaIsehoods.
4 break open to say that l have just seen letter
from the Vuslta Abajo, the vicinity Of Lopez, and
since the battle-the disastrous bastls-the whole
country has pronounced in favor Of freedom. The
Whole documents and reports, o published By the
csovernment-cf which over 100 copies 70 to the
New Orleans market BY this vessel to kill sympa.
ny i possible-ars JrsHds-gYoss fraxds The
" victory !" wss IN awful defeat. Friday night, at
u o'clock, an express train went down with doc.
tors, six or seven from the Hospital here, to attend
to the wounded Of the 2lst on the Spanish side.
The bodies counted on the ground" were Of
Spanish soldiers. There is NO mistake in this. /
would not mislead one mind in this matter for my
nd has 81 H.. e. H.
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The Recent Events at Havana.-We are au
tho,i.ed to state that the steam-fngsts Saranac
will be dispatched forthwith from Norfolk for
Havana, with Com. Parker, Of the Home Squadron,
on board, who has been instructed to inquire into
AL the circumstances attending the capture and
execution Of the American citizens recently shot At
that place. and to ASCERTAIN the proofs under which
they were put to DEATH for having BEEN as alleged
engaged in an armed expedition which invaded the
island. A full Investigation will be had into the
circumstances Of firing At the United States mail
steamer Falcon BY Spanish cruiser.
AT the name time that these steps are to be
taken, renewed and rigid instructions will be issued
to the civil, military, and naval officers Of the Gov
eminent, to take all legal steps, and employ all the
means at their command, to check and break up
any armed and illegal expeditions from the United
States against the territories of friendly powers,
ID to seize any vessels and arrest all persons who
~esy uo COuccrneu tnofefn, Delng the nxed deter
mination Of the Government to maintain its treaty
obligations and to enforce the laws Of the land the
recent violation Of which, in the case Of the exped
ton Of the Pampero, has led to such lamentable
results. 75- +
The Saranac was waiting at Norfolk for the pur-
pose OF conveying Gov. Letcher to Vera Cruz, on
his way to resume his diplomatic duties at the city
Of Mexico; bat her present mission being Of such
pressing Importance, she viii depart without him,
and another conveyance will be provided for that
gentleman.
The Saranac will leave Norfolk either this after
noon or tomorrow.
The Havana Prisones-We understand that a
dispatch to the Department of State from the
American Consul at Havana, states that all the
prisoners were tried I've presume by military TIL
bunaD previous to their execution.
The Govsrnnsent Offers at Nesc Orlsans.-
We notice in some OF our exchanges that COM
plant is made as to the negligence Of the officers
OF the United States at New Orleans, in not pre-
venting the departure Of the expedition under
Lopez. We have made inquiry on the subject, and
have ascertained that fhe most stringent orders
were long since issued and renewed on the subject
by the different departments and that satisfactory
explanation will be required for the apparent
neglect National Intelligencer, 18th ult.
Later from Cardenas.-Capta Brooks, of the.
bark Louisa, at Philadelphia, from Cardenas,
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