Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-20

Scott used to reach our city, proving demonstration that
the wsrmest sympsthies of citizens, WITH
MERcESARr ExcErrIoNs with the struggling patriots OF
Cuba and that nothing be more enthusiastic than their
desire for their success. e.
When our second edition issued, the news-boys Ike
so many winged Mercnres fitted through The With
particulars Of the tidngs eagerly sought for Their papers
purchased from them 10 DOZENS and within the space Of
hour three thousand copies were distributed. We had
almost forgotten add that gallant young pro-
cured cannon and the flag of free Cuba with the former
they fired eu de joe fom Lafayette Square, the latter
meantime vGuing ab0ue them.
The excitement of yesterday forenoon in relation the
from Cuba, Of which we make mention above con.n
ued and gathered strength through the day. Towards
ing il became Deep broad and intense, when its
volume found outlet in public meeting, assembled with
any precancerted arrangement at the Cuba HOUSE, in
Gaver street, where speeches toere made and eloquent APP
peas uttered avor osustang the Cuban patriots
at this important crisis their affairs, and urging as the
right and the duty of american citizens to render them all
possible in maintaining The stand which they have
gallany taken. The meeting being impomplu one, and
the numbers assembled much greater than could have been
anticipated, resolution was moved and carried that apubc
meeting be held in Lafayette Square at eight o'clock this
evening" when the views OF citizens the subject Of
Cuban independence could be formally and more en-
phacay expressed and where the true position Of the Cuba
patriots could be fully and correctly explained
If the reader will suppose succession of such
publications in the Delta" up to the sailing of the
PamPero, and subsequently, up to the final explo.
sion Of the whole fabric of mposture, he may form
some idea OF ho,U it was all done.
Nor was the organ in the other sscentre" idle
all the while. We have not preserved any num-
bers of the New Y ork " Sun" of as early date as
those Of the !" Delta" from which the preceding ex
tracts are made; but we have pair of extracts Of
later date, when the object was to keep up the
spirits of the anti-Cu in New York, land incl
dentally, we presume the price of Cuban Stock
in the hope of some fortunate turn in the fate of
Lopez: and, not to give any preference to the
" Delta" over the {" Sum-" we here append them
PUBLICATIONS IN THE NEW YORK "sUN"
FROM THE NEW FORK SUN OF AUGUST 81.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM NEW ORLEANS |.
.arriual at that place Of the Bodies Of COL.
Crittenden and Captain Kerr!
FURTHER BY THE EMPIRE CITY
Fifty More Prisoners taken by the Spaniards!
THE VICTORIES OF GEN. LOPEZ CONFIRMED !!
Desertion of an entire Regiment to Lopez's
Standard
Sus OFrIcE, New Yonx, Aue. 26-25P.M
The following important news we copy from yesterday
mornings Philadelphia papers, It was received by Telegraph
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From The Philadelphia Enquirer.
NV ORLEANS, Aueusr 81 The editors Of the Picayuns
have received by the Empire City from their regular
correspondents Havana and other parts Of the island
One letter states that Gen. Manzano has returned to SAM
tiago. abandoning the field to the Patriots, ,Oho daily
increasing IN numbers.
The Patriots have entire possession of The conru
surrounding Puerto Principe
Gen. Lopez making efforts to capture the rigate Pr
Sarro, on shore of Bahia Honda.
Gen. Lopez advanced to San Diego to cut e6 the retreat
af the Spaniards. The men under Lopez ue,e in high
spi and they ,cee hourly receiung acquisitions to their
force.
The people rising many places and enrolling them
seiues In the cause Of freedom.
About ue hundred men lett Harana to join the forces of
Gen. Lopez. Fifty Of this number made prisoners by
the apsnards Their fate is easily foretold.
There are only seuen hundred troops Hayana and
the most intense excitement pervades all classes.
LATEST FROM GEN. LOPEZ.
Gen. Lopez continued victorious at last accounts and one
entire Spanish regiment had Joined him.
FROM THE NEW YORK "sus" OF JuLr.29.
TELEGRAPHIc DISPATCHES FOR THE NEW YORK SUM-
IMPORTANT CUBAN NEWS!
Pampero's Trip to Cuba !-.4ccident to her Ma
chinery.
GLORIOUS RECEPTION OF GEN. LOPEZ
And the LiDerators by the People Of Bahia Honda.
AAo'o1o, Psocc"
MORE LIBERATORS FOR CUBA.
CUBAN MASS MEETINGS.
l. Two New Orleans mails have arrived, leaving one still due
The "Savannah News states that the Pampero, when
eighteen miles from Havana, broke part of her mach
merry causing her 10 float hours along the of the
Gulf stream approaching Havana all the time. Before the
accident repaired she carried in full. Of Moro
Castle, and in sight Of the soldiers Of the water battery
She finally got up steam and bore away for Bahia Honda
where the inhabitants receiced Lopez Uh open arms and
epery demonstration of favor, and very large patof
force ,cas mounted horses, the voluntary e6erings Of
the people.
This is glorious refutaion Of the lying Spanish accounts
Of the hostility of The nhabitants.l
The Psmpero remained Bahia Honda all night and then
sailed for Key West nearly destitute Of COAL which
for her long passage. as@
letter from Savannah says company of one hundred
men aouM kare there on Tuesday for. Cuba. There
great excitement in consequence the city Illuminated
banners flying fireworks let off, and the Cuba flag float
ing from the tops of all the public houses.
Well might an honest journalist exclaim, as did
the Providence Journal in reference to these latter
publications: The Southern papers come to us
with the false Cuba news which was manufac.