The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-09-06
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LATER AND HIGHLY IMPORTANT
FROM CUBA- GENERAL. LOPEZ
VICTORIOUS, AND MARCHING Up
ON HAYANA-THE SPANISH GEN.
ERAL EMMA SLAIN.

INV ] oNhs sept lAts
We have q desnnirh tonight from the Sa-
yannah News, stating that the u. =. Mail
Schooner Merchant arrived here to-day, with
Havana dates 10 the 2al nit. She brings in
tclligcnrc of the triumphant success Of Cen.
Lopez, In every engagement with the Span
ish troops
Ia hattie fought on the 18th. Con Emma,
Commuudcr-in-chcfo the Spanish army was
killed. together with several officers and
lnrge number of men,
Tho force under Lopez i stated NJ 1900
TO 5000 md daily increasing by reinforce
mcnts.
AZ the last accounts he was marching on
Havana.
Gen. Ennn was buried. with great pomn
in Havana on the 10Th ~ August.
~ Havana the greatest excitement. and
much apprehension was ielL There were at
Havana only 700 troops
CrnAN NFws ny Tur CiSCTNNATt--Nsw
iari' Sept. Nv have several drstmtr hes
l4-l..ss,-s, ss-i,.s.l,s data, anu
tanning iRirlligcuce from Havana 20 the 25th
nit. received hy the steamer Cincinnati, which
boat, II viii be- rccollcc'cd. was despatched
fran Nnw Orleans hV tho SnaniAh CataEid-- Ia
announce 20 tho Goyornor General the sail-
ing octh Fanpcro. Tho accounts received
~ the Cincinnati are merely corroboratiyc
w wv tNtANNtH'lliN ~ IfN'lN E'f'fANffA va w
t.ianah- Al Iiataaa ill.,. -s..l s.,,iiI--
" authorities were uriug cvory effort 20 pre-
Ncnt iuiel igonrc from the interior boing sent
out OF the country. The Faro Industrial CON
tains n full list of the names OF Lopez OIL
Gers "..
- Alp Arericaz- nii.Aga, arIlaina A AJAX part
IN Cuba, are strictly SeSrohiSl, aud all Amer.
icans are closely watched. Z a-.----. ----.
Five Spanish officers, besides Gen, Euna,
were killed in the battle of the 18th. The
brutal trcAim,nt Of Col Crihcndcn aud his
men. ly The Ilavnna mob is fully confirmed
| hy the CincinnAti's adyicos. r.- f.,.
The Cincinnati passed the Piznrro at sea,
from which Il is inferred that she sustained
no material injury
ADDITIONAL OunhN INrELLIuFNCR nv
TIiE PACKTT MEHcuANr.-7r.N,r Y0yI, SPIT.
| 2d.--Wc are indebted TO Col. King, editor
oc The Charleston Courier, for the following
despatch
CRarlssion, sep. 2.---The Savannah Repub-
liehn OF today contains cupious news frum Gu
DO, brought TO that city by the schooner Mcr-
chant, from Havana.
At the last accounts from Gen. Lopez, he
wRs in position cHst of Miariol. The Gre
oos at Havana were highly alafcd al his sue
cesses and were joining him daily. There
were only 700 Spanish troops in Havana.
II il presumed that the arspatchcs brought
by the Cherokee, for the Spanish Minister, re-
lated 10 the death Of Gen. Emma lie was
wounded in the log, and died the day follow
ing the battle.
The Faro Industrial saws that on tho 9Th.
the Captain General distributed brovets to
80 officers aud soldiers wounded at Los Pa.
sos.
On the 9Th, Don joaquin Agucro, Jose
Tomas Bctahcourt, Fernando dc Tayas, and
Miguel Bcncvdcs, were shot in the back, at
Puerto Principe, for high treason.
The Merchant was carefully searched for
arms. hnr whole ceiling having been rippod
up tor that purpose. 800 Spanish soldiers
arc reported 10 have bcenl Killed in the battle
at Los pasus. Guerrilla parties arc forming
in every part OF tho Vueto Abaio. The Pr
zarro continues aground.
A despatch from New Orleans, of the date
of Sept. l. says: "Tho steamer Cincinnati
has Just arrived, with adVices from Havana TO
Aug. rs, two days later Havana accounts
state that Lopez was surrounded by 1000 of
the government troops. On the contrary, it
is affirmed that he is joined by large numbers
OF the people, and has advanced TO Marici,
only so miles from Havana.
Dispatches we're received at the Treasury
Department on the evening of the LIST inst,
from the Collector at New Orleans, announce
ing that an expedition of 1000 men was pre-
pairing 20 depart for Cuba. Our government
has replied, stating that should the men be
permitted TO embark, certain officers of the
government would be held responsible.
Dispatches have also been received by Mr.
Owen, the a merican Consul at Havana. lie
Estates that he made complaint TO the Captain
General of Cuba, in reference to tho insult
offered to the Falcon, and was told that the
firing Of tho Spanish steamer Habanero, was
uu-crror, and assured that il should not occur
again. r1-.a ratt gl aaE.. SD
The following is a despatch from New York
which we find in the evening papers;
y "Ordcrs have been received today from
Government for the arrest Of about roo per-
sons engaged in raising volunteers, arms and
ammunition Tor cubalaB, g, Lamar ES-
rr5IrOrrt on fVXtts, y here ana slIl 10 become
on the parties heeplY intetcstch iii the matter
It ~ believed tho l'atfiots are too ftr ahead
to no reaallt tlirlsitlc the k'land Mt Cuba,