Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22

THE LOPEZ ExPEDITION.-CREw OF Thu PAaPr-
noA New Orleans correspondent of the New York Herald
gives following particulars of the Lopez expedition and
the character of the OF the Pampero:
"They were oil picked men, and included $50 SPanaros
and Creocs WIN all lived in Cuba They under the
command OF young Cre"Ie of Port Rico tGoday) stout
fellow feet high and full OF energy and decision Of
character. General Pagny the distinguished AdJuan zen
era of Kapko Comoa who has been in ortytwo bat
ties and is skul and gallant officer goes with Lo-
peg second in command
The other officers are, Col Crittenden late of the army
nephew of the Attorney General who hos immediate COM
mand Of an artillery company Col D1iman oil Georgia.
who served in Florida and Mexico and who once edited
leading whig paper in the State Captans W. Scott Haynes,
A. Daley and others wnuse Ga n od 40 s not al
1.-THE Pampero is commanded by Captain Lewis, who d.
rec,ed the Creole successfully In the Cadenas
He is true gallant fellow and an admirable saior one Is
quite fast and will run uhead of any OF the war
In case OF attack carries graphing irons TO close IN WIN
her antagonist and board. In melee the bowie knives
would prove very effective in The nanos thal WIN wiea e
We eSpect to get III, first Of The Pampero by herse
The Spanish Consul badly sold by some spectators
here who traded off miserable apology Tor steamer eau
the Cincinnati which to run ahead OF Inc Fdpeo
and inform The Captain General of her coming here She
will not get there under TWO weeks, ever lhere was Sc
rous talk the busteros OF capturing hef wneh se
outside This however, would be perllous anaif US
she sails under American coors.
'Trrc arc least three thousand stout men raised
only waiting tation 10 embark their lives and ther
men arrive from the neghborng States well armed md fu-
~ accoutred eager for The fray Those gallant young off,
cers-Hawkins and Picket of Kentucky-he latter good
Spanish scholar who has resided some time in the est In
dies have two hundred picked ritenen OF Kentucky who
will be among The first embark in the next expedition
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER BROTHER JONATHAN.
More Gold Coming Wreck ofme Steamer Cnton-!nuttny
on Board the Commodore Siockton-Loss Of the Barque
Cycops-IHe Cholera at Jamaica, 9.e.
New YoRy AUG 20, P. M.-The steamer Brother Jona-
than arrived early hour this morning. with iUU passsn
GERS and Chagres dates the 9Th and Kingston to the h
instant ~,
The Falcon was Chagres waiting for the mails. The
Ohio arrived on the 4t in disabled condition The North
erner arrived Panama the 5h with the California mails
TO the 18th of July, and 100000 in gold
The Union was wrecked IN 81 humans Bay on
the 9Th of July. She had board 30O passengers ana
$500 900 in gold all of which, with the passengers were
saved
The steamer Commodore Stockton left Panama in July
for San Francisco but returned the I'd of August, in
eaky condition While lying at Tobago, awaiting repairs
the passengers muned and took possession OF the
vessel demanding back their passage money The captain
appeaIed TO the American Consul for protection.
The Brother Jonathan brought specie or freight She
brings Kingston papers to the llth inst.
The British barque Cyclops was lost on Roman Beach,
Roman river the Goth of june during her passage
from Jamaica to Truxille. Two lives were lost.
On the 18th Of August, the anniversary of British West
India Emancp patton duly celebrated
The cholera had prevailed considerable extent on the
north side Of the Island, but rapidly disappearing.
AT Savannah Lamar the number of deaths to July 10Th
1885, and The total number OF deaths IN SpanIshto~n
600.
The Barbados Assembly had passed law establishing IN
land mails. The weather had been stormy.
The editor OF the Grenada Free Press had been severely
rs,rmanded by Assembly for his too free criticism upon
their proceedings.
Sir B. Hamilton, Lieut. Governor had been nominated by
the Queen to succeed Sir W. Coebrooke in the General Go
yernmen; Of the Windward Islands, during the absence OF
the Governor General.