The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-09
THE UNION.
From Kssv.na.-Turther Particulars OF the Cuban
AsvolutiOn.

IN 4 ~ 4Ns
Revelation.
The Baltimore Sun has the following additional par
tcusrs and details OF the Cuban news;
The next day Sunday after the announcement OF Lo-
pegs capture which is generally holiday there, was
doubly SO now IN honor Is .hsy saa o. us ve'oy Z,
night Shouts and vivas for Concha and the Queen were
continually offered Lopez shot in effxy IN different
parts OF the town He dressed in the full uniform oil
general and under his left arm was game cock and
in bis right hand pack OF cards. The rabbe amused
themselves by shooting at the ethgy all day was re-
ported op Sunday that the Pzarro had gone down ioi
Lopez ,bu il was afterwards ascertained that he had
been he city all day, but was kept perfectly qu'et IN
order to prevent confusion Late ~ the afternoon me
steamers Habanero Amendares, Pizarro, and Isabella
Catholica all arrived loaded with troops being the re-
mander Of those engaged in the several with
Lopez they were marched 10 me rlsna a9 e' ,a"
retired 10 their rendezvous completely exhausted ana
tired out
troops assembled at the place OF execution. which
was at the Ponlo at the entrance of the harbor, d.
recy opposite the Moro. There Were the ground al
the time 1000 troops, 5000 infantry, and 200 cavalry
and about 5000 citizens few minutes before seven,
Lopez brought forward, and assembled platform,
(abou fifteen feet hgh) on which was char OF execu
lion He evnced not the slighlesrtremblng fear his
s,ep was proud and m and his voice clear and distinct
few Kisses and goans were heard from the crowd after
The execution save that, everything was orderly ana
quiet
alone There various reports az to the manner OF ms
arrest Some say he captured by dogs Another re-
mort is that he went house and asked for some.
Thing 10 eat and permission TO- he down, which was
granted him he fell asleep, during which time the own
or nj The place obtained the assistance of four who
bound Lopez hand and FOOT and then dispatched person
TO the nearest rendezvous of troops, where he made
| secure. m .,.
of Lopez and his forces has restored peace
and que, in the city, and the excitement fast subsdng
The following is the military order announcing the ar
l'rest OF General Lopez:
MILITARY DEPARTMENT.
The Lieutenant, governor of San Crisobal, under date
of Yesterday at m, communicates 10 the captain
general the iolowings
Mosr EXCELLENT SENIOR: At this moment, which is
having been apprehended by Don Antonio Santos Casla
neda which notice lay before your excellency IN gfea
haste =, :;
the Gazette extra for the information and sa,!saGtoG OF
the public. PEDRO ESTEBAN.
| HAVANA, August 80.
The following the names OF the prisoners thus lar
Elias Otis, New York Bernard Allen. Havana; Thos
LiuIe Philadelphia John Brann New Orleans; Julio
Cbassange Havana; Francisco Curea Garcia nasana
Michael L. Keemen New York; Cornelius Derdi United
States; George Melcalf. reland Pelen FaIIos. United
Can't James Aqueli New Orleans; First Lieut. Roberl
Nj Crcler Kentucky; Lieut.. Mabon H Scott do :,
i Soldiers-George Wilson. Philadelphia; i, William H.
Cameron Virginia; Isaac Freedom, ONO; VIM Il Vau-
gale, Kentucky; VIM. Caussans, England Thos. Nc
Dellans. Ireland Harvey Williams, New Orleans John
DAMON New YORK hanxn noya NEW CaIas po
nunean and Emmanuel r. Wier, Mobile; John Suicit,
German; Edward Wise, German; VIM Losner, German I;
Tin Melesrns and Manuel Martinez, Havana; Francisco
| Abjandro Lene, Alquizar
The following prisoners were .akea IN .ne h hls o.
Havana, and are on board the Spanish ingaie Espe
rama: - -,
ianote Y Rubina, Joaquin Casanova, Miguel Guerra.
VIM McKinev, Dandrig Scay Leonardo Sujllolft' J. d.
Baker, Luis Bander.
The following prisoners taken at or near San
! Crisiobal, and are now al Havana:
Jas Smith. Joseph Gum. Don Augustine Montoro.
Among the passengers on the Empire CITY is captain
Ward late OF the barque Rapid.
Gait Ward states that the reported indigntes TO the
bodies of the fifty Americans who were massaced rs en-
Capt. Ward says that when the bodies were buried
many had the limbs taken of.
He himself saw portions of the bodies exhibited at the
coffee houses which the Spaniads gloaied as only
The death OF Gen Emma. commander. in-chief Of the
Spanish army, is confirmed Our papers contain the MIL
itary orders in regard 10 his funeral
The following extracts from exchanges, in refer
epce 10 the late movement will also be found interesting
j, The Cambridge (Maryand) Chronicle oil Saturday
says:
"Adju,ant Stanford one OF the victims OF the Havana
massacre. was. we credlbly informed, "A naive OIL
Dorchester county He the son OF DR. Stanford,
who formerly lived in Vienna in The upper part OF this
county"
The Cecil Wing thus aludes to another of Crtendens
command:
"Cap, T. B. yeazey, who was shot a, Havana, with
others of the Iooez expedition, not, has been
stated a son OF the late Gov Veazey, OF this county, but
his nephew, we believe and was, we stated before,
i the brother Of &c rye r. Neazey, esq
i A letter from New York TO the Philadelphia Bulletin
says;
"Tbe disastrous news from Cuba has been the
OF breaking up expedition from this port Two steam
ers had been barg orone OF then the I'll Dorado
Tor $50 900. and the other Tor $1,000. They were 10
have sailed unarmed, but with many passengers as
i they could lake"
The New York Tribune says that within few days
briggs have sailed from that port for Cuba but osten
sby cleared for ports in the Gulf Both these vessels
were laden with arms, ammunition, and provisions Tor
/ the use OF the Lopez men IL Cuba.
l The New York Sun thus announces the
i The prospect OF Cuban independence, which dawned
20 brightly within few days past, is obscured by
band have suffered the entire and disastrous defeat
and nearly all of them have paid the penalty with their
| ie's blood"
| Elsewhere the Sun charges the Cuban people with a
paroonery which proved the OF Lopex, and with CIV
ing .,the cause they dearly cherished, In secret.
check from which il may need considerable time 10
cover"
4 Tbora ,re tuo olbcr articles in III, sun however.