The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-23
TEN DAYS LATER FROM CUBA.
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AR RIVAL
CHEROKEE AND NORMA.
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HIGHLY INTERESTING INTELLIGENCE.
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The Return Of Co.. Eaynes and Capt
Kelly, Of the Expedition.
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ANOTHER NARRATIVE OF THE Invasion.
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Names Of the Prisoners sent 10 spain,
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soals OF the Causes Of the Failure Of The
Expedition.
ANOIEGg NARRATIVE OF THE NVAsIaG.
Names Of the Prisoners sent TO spain.
Sgs anyANk G0RaEspeNDEseg,
60, 80, Sc.

The steanaA ip Cherokee Capt. WIndis, arrived
ysste.d, ~ from Havana, whence sho sailed On the
18th inst. The packet slip Norma, Capt. Brown.
alec arri wa yes,a day @as left Havana on the
9Th inS.
Our files Of the Aia,:o de Il Bfayina, Gacss De T.
Latapa, AID D:arSo.as Ia HsJana, end our CORES
pordesce. 20 the I7a, inst are received by ssH
steamer.
Among the Vaas,ngera in tho Nor ma are Col. "
G. Haynes and Capt J. A. Kelly, who were part
Of tire La pos exIsAsoE, q ni who liberated BY
tie Cay tain General OF CAa. No promise on
acted OK them 20 rs@he ssy Atae men. 10 the pubic.
They wxre Internationally sat 1T liberty
One Of our Havasa correspondents has sent ne
the following note and card, 10 Col. Haynes, with
vixen wa havo had "a inteFoesiag intervieE-
OUR HAVANA coRRssPoEuSEos.
HsyAS,, September Q, Ie5I
have just time TO send you the enclosed copy Of
osra, handed 70 me- for you by urfortuusse
trymsn for publication rhey personally desired to
r.quess you TO publish it twenty Eve Of them have
been taken to the hotpit to day icG wounosd and
the ssys by ship PriIner de Guatemala for Spain
or Monday morning. It Il to be hoped Minisssx
there Will interfere in their behalf
hsubecrption for the Epgeh prisossrs taken ur
By the secretary OF the british Ccnsui WHO has been very
kind 10 them, visiting them twice d2,Y. The Germs
Society Afforded ala 20 the Germans, and private
ption amounting nearly 81 600 has been tshna
VI for all By some American citizens % which ths
Cubans contributed literally The Consul has given No
thing. and bas done nothing for tneru
Commodore Parker has been refused permission to see
them. =. -
Gel Haynes and Capt. Kelly officers Of the expsdk-
ton, have been mysterously EtcrSrei1 and SO h@as
per ship Norma, TO New York
have not time to add more
Annexed is the card spoken Of in tie abovs lee-
teri
CARD or THE AMERICAN PRISONERS.
We the undersigned prisoners incaroerattd IN To
City Prison Of Havana on account connectisa
with the late Cuban expedition, under the commend q
Cen Lopcs cannot withhold an expression of feel
ipgs toward the American oousui. NJ. - Owen, q
Georgia. nov At this place. Since our arrival ~ tnA
that time although repeatedly soEcited, has aiwsss
steadily relase5 to revisit either In his private or o.
ss capacity rsSed rs we a IN s1s
How account for It know not but only sscrihs
II to that worst Of all feelings inhuranity or that
degrading still, cowardice.
W. write this othat fellow coun,rymeo ut homs
MAJ know what Kind Of is placed nj tse head Of
Bo,s NJ Order captain Edmond u. MoDonsld, iss
Commanding "a. II, Lieut. Goa,
John d Brown Charles "A. Dc~ney,
VIM. l.. Wilkinson Peter Lscoste,
Edwin q Bed, Michanl 0esee.
ChaS Daily, Wm. InSlSa.
Daniel seayy, Thos. A. Simpson
Nn, IL. Vaughn, Joel D hughes,
John Cooper. Thos Littlo,
Jsu,c. smith Iobn Boswell,
Jas. q Dwenn, LIST II. Co X. Timothy X. Henry,
d. wniorn, ID 1t. 20. 4, George Mtoalf,
Lieut. C.. Bush, Henry Metcalf,
Lieut. VIM II Craft uosard PsTneA,
Lieut.. d Y Rousseau, Jas. A. Livry,
Harvey liiems, Joseph II Guoft,
Franklin BOYD, Cornelius Daily,
Asbe- }. Phillips, A. X. Wier,
Ben amin Gilman, John NorriA
John Carter Cornelius O0ok.
Henry sayle, }. I. Fruit,
H. J. Thomason q. L. McMurray,
s ii Purnell Henry i. Hart,
O. 8 Berry, VIM. IL boHenry.
Henry 9anmir, Ihes Daily,
Peter D. MoMuliin, Ed Crissey,
Thomas HUdnsli James ~ rsgir, .
Ftnton II. nouyh And lOo oahsus-