Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-06

out accountability or check. We are living in
strange times--we know that-very strange times
indeed, when strange flag faunts the national en-
sign, and the integrity Of our Republic is endan-
gered that aid may be given race who thus far
have given no proofs of disposition to fight Tor
themselves.-Irue Delta.
The Savannah Republican Of the I'd instant
gives in detail the rumors brought TO that city from
Havana by the schooner Merchant. They are the
same as those previously communicated by Tele-
graph, and which have been contradicted by later
accounts received by way Of New Orleans. There
seems, however, to be no doubt that the Spanish
General EMMA was wounded in battle with Lopez
at Carambola. He may have since died.
The Havana "Faro Industrial publishes, by
authority, the following document, giving an &C
count of the forces Of Lopez, which was found
amongst the papers taken:
General in Chief-Narcso Lopez.
Secondin Command and Chie the Stcf-John Pragay.
Officers of the StaE-Capt Emmrich Rsdricb, Lieuss.
Joseph Lewohl and sisis Rekendorf.
Corps of Adjutants-Col Eugen Blummentha, Capt.
Ludwig SchlezDger. Lieut. Ludwig Muller, Sur Henry
Tournque, Commssary G. A. Cook. s
Staff of the Regiment of Llfanty-Col. r. L. bowman.
Lieut. Col. w. Sect Haynes, Adj. George A. Graham,
Commissary Joseph Bell Adj Of the regiment George Pa
Company A-Cap Robert Els, lieut.. z. II. Mcdonald,
sub-lieut ]. L. Lahuzan, do. r. II. Breckenridge.
Company B-Capt. John johnson, first lieut. James
Dunn. second lieut.. J. 8. Williams third lieut. James o.
Reilly.
Howde second lieut. G. A. Gray. third lieut. D. Baker
Company D-Csps Philip N. Goldsy, first lieut. David
L. Rousseau secondi lieut. John H. Landingham third lieut.
| James H. Howan.
Company E.-Cspt Henry Jackson; first lieut. William
Hubbi second do. T. A. Simpson third do JAS Crange
Company F.-Capt. VIM. Stewart; first lieut.. James G.
Owens second do. John G. Bush third do. Thos Hudna
~ Regiment of Of the Staf-Chief Will
liam s. Cttenden Adutant r. L. Stanford second
Of commssary Felix Huston surgeon Ludovig Hank.
Company A.-Capt ]. A. Kelly first lieut. F. c. James;
second do. James A. Stevens; third do. J. o. Bryce
Company B.-Capt James Sanders; first lieut. Philip
s. Van Vechen second do Brewery E. Hunter third do.
VIM. H. Craft.
Company Capt Victor Kerr first lieut.. JAS Brandt,
second do; H. T. Vienne.
| Regiment Of Cuban Patriots Company .A-Capt.
Idefonso Obeo first lieut. Diego Hernandez; second do.
Miguel Lopez third do. Joee A. Pianos fourth do Pedro
| Lopez.
Regiment of Hungarians. Msor George Bonita Capt.
adislaus Palank isuts Joseph Cssrmey, Johsn Pe'el
Adalbert Kerskes, Conrad Echler.
| German Regiment-Capt. Hugo schlicht, Lieut. Paul
Mchsel Bro; Cambias. Capt. Pietro Muller, Lieut..
Giovanni Plscosio
The entire number of the followers of Lopez is
given as follows:
Six companies Of Infantry, Gncudag ohicsrs).. als
Three companies Of Artillery. ..--...........- ia
One company Of Cuban Patriots. ......-.-.... 40
| One company Of Hungarisns. Observation-Disclosures. 9
| One company Of Germans. .................
Total. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 400
| 1t is worthy of remark that the intelligence re-
eeived at Charleston by the schooner Merchant is
widely different from that reported as having been
received by the same arriual at Savannah. Wit
ness the following: 4 r
"CHARIrsros, sIrr. BY the schooner Merchant let
have been received here from some Of the principal
camille houses at Havana, which contradict entirely the
ported Of Lopez stated in the verbal by
the Merchant These letters several Of which beer
permitted peruse, bear date Havana August 23d ani
state that Lopez bad but hundred and fifty left,
the belief Of the writers that they would be cap
tured destroyed The remainder of his expedition
200, had been killed. No mention made in any Of hes
letters Of the Creoles joining Lopezs standard"
The contents of this despatch correspond ex
acty with the authentic accounts, two days later
The New Orleans " Delta " Of the 9th ha.
another paragraph cautoning all persons who desire
to volunteer in the cause Of Cuba against going tc
that city without being provided with the means
for obtaining transportation. II says that New
Orleans is less able at present than many other
parts Of the South to contribute means to fit out ex
petitions, and it is quite vain for adventures to go
there without ample means.
The Hon. r. J. WALKER has not gone to Eu.
rope, as has been stated, his name having go