The New York herald., 1851-08-23

seen this evening at the Dominica n-fA large coffee
hav.ns One Of the walters showed to every body
prooI glorious act he had performed the testices Of
pocket He actually boasted Of this unhesrd-of pro
isnsuon; Another Of the same stamp showed the
pa s Oh an another victim and Spanish trader showed
tne piece OF fkul as trophy of the massacre What
insults to humanity What fghtful barbarity Curses
s1sse @ eowsrdy wild beasts Let the blood of these
The expe dton landed at Playitas on the 10Th before
Gay break, and since then the lberators have had
point Of the bayone with four companies one Of
whom were killed or wounded, all remaining on the
ground Emma himself fall ing from his horse which was
killed and dislocating his Gurrea received shot
In he leg which rendered amputation necessary Col
u ce Nads and many other officers were killed in the
The government has not yet published formal report
any scnon because they have experienced defeats in
Colonel Morales Rsda has been sent with column of
400 men to aid EDpa and yet has able to ou
him, because Lsso d, Ia Vega, at the head strong
party, bas intercepted him in most efficient manner
The government is in great CONSERVATION; cannot
ceye by land because General Lopez
prevents 1t. They only receive dispatches by sea-
for which all the ofMatanzas Rega
nave been seized by the government. One Of these
the Jor sailed this afternoon at six O'Clock to obtain ali
the Information possible at the scene of hosili'
Gene raj Concha the Captain General disrnayed on
account Of the delay Of the steamer Almendares which
ought 10 have arrived here before this time bringing
formation OF the successes of the royal army.
The steamer Pzarro has been ground at Bahia Honda
peep bay2 FOR two days and they have not been able
10 get her en- Enna's troops are so terrified at the
from attack ''' 'AN' ''''' '''''''A
The hberators always aim first at the officers
The city OF Pioar del Rio said to have pronounced In
isVor OF the pstrsts and pronuneae,o is preparing
hsvaha we expect every moment alarm of fire,
which is the signal agreed upon for general rising
have low to communicate melancholy news Fer
nando Hernandez and Isidoro Armenteros have been
shot, doubtless, this, at Trinidad The death of
Hernandez great loss Cuba, for he was brave
Learned, and upright manone Of those who honor
Cuba.
wear acting in concert under the most fattering
PROSPECTS and if God helps all the exies of Cuba
shail embrace their country: independ and free
within two months
Correspondence Of the Newark Daily Advertiser
HAVANA, August Is, 1851.
We are in quite a state Of excitement here ON the
night Of the 18th there large landed about
fifty miles below Havana which news arrived here on the
morning CT the 18th, about o'clock At eight O'Clock
the steamer Pzarro sailed with $50 ami towed
schooner that had eighty horsem with their horses
The General In command (Gen Enna) is the second in
command on the Island. Yesterday had report
tbe sest Of war that the Spanish troops beaten
back three different times The first charge the Spanish
troops nsde thtir General ordered them not to fire until
they got within a certain distance which order thsy
otcytd. After they had fred first round they al.
ysiced with Jhe bayonet when the invaders fired. kill
me ard wouudjng al the ccuparv except eleven with
very few seG and founded the part of the invaders
After ibis Irst attack the steamer Gent back for
Physicians and more troops, and with mounted field
II, coming three miles with them Gen. Enna had |
two horsss kied under him. and Of his aid decamps
also The report that one Of the invading generals
was Killed. The position the invaders have is a very
coed one. They are in q small town surrounded by |
mslsh, excepting at one point
Ire General. TINS rornfng has ordered out
guard, to-day, regime snt of cavalry for Havana To-
Cay great FEAST the Captain General has stopped the
balls ard ell other kinds Of amusement where there
be gathering Of the people. 1t quite
spaDerds They will not report anything in the papers
bet What suits eDem. The way get the uews Is by
hearing IN the street There Is great deal Of trouble
ut Principe They have quieted tho Creoles
ported think that the latter have had reinforce
me Mt before this time
10Th Yesterday the Spanish troops had a very
fPht with the INVADERS which finally made the latter
way 5, me went 20 tie mountains and to che
shore, whore they found beats which they oux
and put out TO where the Habanero steamer
them. They had the commander board, also
artillery They captured fifty Of them, and brought
th, To Havana last night about 2o'eock This norn-
ng they all shot at the fort bach OF Havana.
WHEN the spsrsh troops made a charge on the in
vaders they way, and the government rooIs pur
sued them. All at once the Invaders turned back and
gave their pursaers terrible charge Out Of about
:Oo mep, Thy shot down and wounded all but 30 men
and officer IL fas taken about five t. TO clear
them out The steamers all along the coast for
they expect a large rsipforcemcnt every moment We
have not heard of those that went TO the mountains
whether THY have been captured or not
1he military have just returned from shooting those
that wert osptured The boys that went ahead of
the nuic had the boots and shoes Of the poor fellows
who had jut been shot dangling them in the air, ana
making all manner Of noises.