The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1851-09-09

Great ercitememt in Haseaaa--f fy9y RSsd-
Ofs captured and skot-TA< Ea5css1 1lrsf q
Lopez defeated and fed.

Great ercitememt in Hasaaaa--f fSj1y RGevj-
Ofs captured and stof--TA< fdieseJrsf -
Lopez defeated and fed.
NEw Yohk. Auk Ql--io p.
The steamship Ffstohss iHited 4 .bo.s p
O'Clock. ih's evening, Ia Tour dsyt fsoih H.
wanna, with @i.6lO,6e9is 10 gold dass. on freight.
and Sl65.0o0 in the haods or passsogsss, e
vham there we re sbouf two huGdsed
The accounts from Hsvsnna srs ofths mea
serious nature. We are indebted to the Pus-
ser Of the Cherokee for the following fearful
narratives
The steamer Hsbsneso. while oomiof "a I
plaza. Bahia Honda. 80 miles west Of Hsvaona.
captured party Of SO Of the pstsiess, who
we're in boats uoarmed, and report Gays wsst
steering for New Orleans. They were brought
10 Havana by the Hsbsnero, on Sstusdsy the
l6h. Al ! O'Clock in the morning, placed %
board the Spanish figate lying st the port, and
executed at II o'clock rs piitptes lHe sasiSe
moraing. They we're shot 10 the public road
at Havana, and at the least calculation, in the
presence of 20, 600 spectators. tfb
After they were shot. they were dragged 81
the feet by negroes. and then LEFT to the inek
who commenced stripping them Of their cIosE
ing and carrying them through the crowd u
the streets, yelling % so many wild Demons.
just escaped from the boiiomless pit, and try,
aug W Seee ie'e"k0 on, '"ry nuew Oos "nHts.
Many Of The passengers OF the cherokee who
were or the spot of the execuiioH, were poio.
ted at with sneer Of contempt. ADD m,uj
weic stopped 10 the street and insuitea. hef6e
told they were Americans, and that they we're
one and all OF the same party, and that one Of
these days they wo'd be served the ssme way.
At night il was dangerous Cor an Americas
10 be in the streets alone. !,
The follow ing is list of the persons x>cuted
O&ccrs--Col. w. 8. ClenJennen, Capt. F..
r Sewer. Vicro Kerr. T. B. veisy, EieYi;
James Brubi. J. o. Bryce. Thomas c. Jsnes
Doct. John Fisher, KaIomfniquet Sesgesat, j.
Whi,erews. A. NJ Calch.Ii, Adj. r. c. Stan.
ford.
Pripates-M. H. Homes, ss,. Mills, Ed
ward Rulman, Geo A. Arnold. B. ]. W,cge
Pafrick.-- Dillon. Teomas Hearsay, d.
Reed. Il T. Finne, M. Phillips. Jsmys Max-
well, @. NJ. Green, J. Salmon. Napoleon Col.
lins. N. Il. Fisher. WIN. Chilling, q. A. Cook.
S. o. jones. NJ, H. Ball, Smith A. RoS$
James Buscel. Robert Caldwell. c. C. Viii.
Jams, P. B,onQurke. John Christdrs, w. Stan, .
tor, Thomas Harnor, Alexander McIIcer, John
Stubs. James Ellis, Wm. Hogan and Chas.
A. Robinsou.
The steamship Falcon y ehiIe ou her ~ay up
The coast Of Cuba. from Chagres, was fred a;
three times by the tiabapero, and vas obliged
10 heave to, and was bnjded by the officers IL
the Hsbanero. Ader he Fsfcon stopped; the
officers OF The Habauero ehcered as ifthey had
time The Falcon has been served the same
Trick ~rife aa
The United States sloop-of-war Albany wss
al Hayauna. ae1 ,arl,a.-sr
From passenger Of the Falcon we learn
that on the morning Of ,he 10Th, off Bahia, the
Falcon discovered large steam irigste IN
chase OF her. When first seen she was star.
ding directly acaoss her bow, evidently iuten-
ding TO cut her of. The Falcon, however.
Kept on her course and soon left the frigaie
eight or ten miles asteru. This vessel was the
Isabella Catholica, formerly fhe Cunstd steam:
ship Caledoria.
While she was in chase another large steam
cr hove in sight, gave chase and succeeded 10
heading off the Falcon. She at first fred two
shoued guns 10 the leward. Of which the FAT.
con took no notice. She then ran alongside
add fired ,hj d gun across her bows. though
she had the American colors flying. The
chas,er then irdered the Falcon TO heave to.
which was d me. and the officers on the Spsns
lard gave thi ,e cheers.
An oa,cer irohi tho spaniard boarded the
Falco then, nd behaved 10 ve,y Insulting
manner, ,nqti,ing particularly for Spanfsh
passengers. They soon left, and the Falcon
proceeded on to Hsvslna. whete We learned
Iha, the Habanero had The nigh, previous lam
ied 80 passengers taken IN four launches, off
Bahia Honda, an1 thai they were all shot at
l2 o'clock on that dsy-4O of these men weys
Americans. anc were part Of The Lopez Ex
pediiioo, which bad landed near Havanua from
he Paippero.
The greatest excitement prevails { Havana.
A n Ann ri hesc mir ooI
EEL safe from one day TO the next. Very liz!
lie Of tho various. statements can be relied up
,o as TO the position ot the Government troops
md The revolutiotisis, The Captain General
1ad sent about 800 men TO meet Lopez. when
le heard that he had landed, and they had ad-
'anceJ TO a certain position, and then moved
no furrhe. without re-iniorcements. Seven
lundred more we're then sent this was about
wo days before our arrival.
During Saturday the report was that Lopez
,ad cut or all communication between the
5overnmon, forces and HAVANA, and the fact
,f tho Capt. General having rceived no dis
patches f,om The Uooeral in command seemed
strong proof Of il; moi lad the steamers cruis-
ng off the coas, any better success. 1r-
On that esenipy, 81 O'Clock, he dispstched
steam ferry boat 10 Bahia Honda. to gain in
diligence aud return the same night She
lid not get bach until 2 or 8 the uext moru'ugi
nth the news. Soon after the dabanero
.ane IN, bringing about 40 or so soldiers -
What these rfty 'nen were doing among the
Csyes, where they were taken. is mystery to
Some suppose they were procee.
ling to village on the coast nearer to Havau.
IA. and that they ran in among the Cayes to
tide from the cruisers; whether they were
rmed or not could not be ascertaioed. and ssve
he Government Information. When the
1absnoro was dispatched in pursuit, Il 10 said
he ran the boats down and then picked up tho
nen. but norhing positive could be learned, -
10 intercourse was allowed with the prisoners.
nd the govsrpmea' discloses nothing 10 the
'ufpose. f l.fsl te-.i 5ga..
They were ed out ten At time and shot.
Not sieo Of fear oor murmvr escaped from
me Of ih,m The bodies were thrown toto
learses, six oI eight al o iinlo, add taken away