The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-25

pToximate ACCOMPLISHMENT OF the Queen VIII AFFORD mos
eous opportunity grant them all free pardon
and the liberation of three here would induce US TO sup
pose that like boon might be obtained Tor all .
have the honor to be- respectfully, your very obedien
servant, , ,,,nn
List Of prisoner. brought Haoana ro" ne latt C.oa'
srptdion .rdr The command Of Gs~s,ai Nare''o Lopez
| and f~at disposttios Of ths" a. far a. k"o'".
New odsse. +. D. Hossh, New Albany, Indiana IN,
garyi Z. II. Mcdonald, Mobiles ]. Ner,i.s. Mobile; DE-,
be Wolf Mobile II. J. Thomson, Mobile; A r. Wier
sKsT SPAIN PsIxkRA De GgArEMALA Joaquin
Cassaova. New Orleans; VIM. II. McKinssy. Bsrdstewn
oaesn. Loui. Baadsf. Germany; Benz. + Hanna. Bal
,imore J. q OWN. New Orleans. D. g Rousseau, Ns ~
Bush. New orlean, 7. "A simpson. phadelphia H. W
Ia'lss New osan, P; Ws,n alabama Moss ThSi
New Orleans. h ssSS New N york 6..n
g Cook, Al.b,ma G. NoI Berlin Henry hss'' Nc 70
Graih, New osleans; Cha. ]. Daily New Orleans 8
psaaea New New :.a ns9
tonic Hernandez, Havana Elias j. ous, Depo!vle New
s Ar s. New
Ireland Metealf Ireland Robert n Order H Hsw
esspS. NJ IL T.ssn ssss
Cameron, Jefferson county. Virginia Peter MsMple1
Weiss. Germany Robert Schultz, Prussia g Schenck
S ;sSse os asHsSL Luxe sspy New william
son. Nav olsans; Thoma. Daily, New ,odean. James
Huls Nsw Ba
Hungary Radai,z, Hungary: Cqs aa Hungary Ps;Ils
Hsnxs Hdss Hungary Msh.s
ssS:bp rh9"S hada an: New New
aowiS ..s.
West Spring Valley, Ohio G. Sebrng James Hslpin
%ass H..on Ns% Nss
asa Hsay &ss Ssr
Donnery, po,sylIe. psnnsylvsnis Charles Gibin. Gin
o %a s1o
Lopez. Venezusl.; Pedro vsazso. Cuba. t.srvan. Of
EeS. a..es
Lame Cuba; F g Mshan, DAnvIls Ksn.ucty; I John
cousans. Lincoln, England Schmidt ssxony; Con.
rad Bech.old. Prussia; James Ofieyie; New Orleans
Harvey Williams. New Orleans; John Cooper; James
WAirse SHIP At HAvAsA-C. J; Duffy. New Orleans
SSw. Bey oa,s
J0an M ss@ Aon.o Cubs.
arm Manuel A1agon, leg; = Ruvirs. Gaie,a. leg
Ws.Sns asss hand Cline New oasan high.
sh Po, pa,.s finger slight, John MN. n D s,, New
New osas. .s" slight r carys Hrvsna arm
osan.. hand, slight Jose b0ussn Cuba. ,ids. slight.
s sst s %,%
ga. sick Henry Jasper. ssxony foot slight l. paanka,
ss It% ss
nessee hand sght John Robinson, England side. slight
N. Lopez, execaed; r s. Van vechten, delivered to
plain Platte Andae Gonzalez in prison Somers, New
fI4 ans.
CONSULATE OF THE UNITED STATES
Havana, Sept 10, 1851.
To the Editor of The Republic:
SIR In your weekly issue of the 2sth ut you do me
the justice to object 10 my condemnation without hear
ing and say that am probably able explain, to the
satisfaction OF my counrymeB, my omission 10 act rela
tive to the execution OF the prisoners who were shot here
on the 10th ut
that undeserving censure. and that had orpor
tuny OF doing anything in behalf of the unfortunate
who met SO sad fate.
reside about four miles from this place. and, not be-
ing well on the morning Of the 10Th, did not reach my Of
hce I'LL time after 10 O'Clock, where, for the first
time, heard OF the capture OF about fifty OF the men who
had with Lopez TO this island in the steamer Pampe
al We time heard that the prisoners had been
tried found guilty, condemned, ordered to be executed
the order for their execution sent forward and that they
were about being removed from the harbor, where they
were, to the place OF execution.
Shortly afterwards the American residing here, who, il
is said called me- came and mentioned the subject me-
when said to him that il too late, and that could
do nothing that should not have time to get permis
sion and the prisoners or this felt perfectly salts
ume ana nave since Deen COnnFmcu IN tDlk
opinion by the highest authority in the island, who in
formed me that the execution which had already been
ordered before reached the city, would not have been
postponed for me TO have interview with the praon
inasmuch all could have asked 10 be permitted
to do had already been done by gentleman known to
some OF the prisoners. and for whom they had sent.
Soon after the American referred to left my Office,
ceived the information that gentleman known 70 some
OF The prisoners had been sent for by hem andto him
they had delivered the articles and messages they esred
10 be conveyed to their friends II but short time
afterwards that to the palace OF the governor and
captain general and heard that the prisoners had then
been executed.
You will thus see tina, had time to act and that
was not in my power TO do anything for the unfortunate
who bad been induced 10 invade Cuba with the ex-
pectaton that they would find the whole island
Of revolution and that they would be received with open
arms by the whole native population al least
The charge OF indifference 10 the dreadful condition oil
such number of men, the bi,,erest enemy have on
falsehood and unfounded calumny.
soemnly declare before God that in my Judgment, the
either have inter view with the prisoners or TO have
done anything their behalf.
| am, very respectfully, your obedien, servant,
A. +. OWEN.
Correspondence Of the Unionl
Public meeting IN San Augustine county, Te1as.
On Saturday the 23d instant, meeting OF the citizens
OF San Augustine county convened at the court house
for the purpose OF taxing into consideration the revolu
tionary movements of the inhabitants OF Cuba