The New York herald., 1851-08-07
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FOUR O'CLOCK, 4. NJ
ARRIVAL Of THE STEAMSHIP GEORGIA.
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Departure Of the Spanish Fleet from Havana,
10 intercept Volunteers.
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THE NsURREcTION QUELLEo

The mali steamship Georgia, Lieut. Porter, coauani-
Ing arrived about three O'Clock this morning from Cha
gres and Hsvans. Che lcft Chsgres the 9th uit.,
with three hundred and fifty passengers, hundred
and fifty for New Orleans and two hundred for New
York She also brpss fifty from New Orleans and thirty
from Havana-making in all four hundred AID thirty
passengers.
The Georgia sailed from Havana the evening Of the
I'd inst.
The steamers Falcon. for Chsgres and Cherokee; for
New Orleans, sailed the day.
Grea. excitement existed ia Havana at the time the
Georgia sailed owing to the reception OF the q the
meetings held by the citizens of New Orleans in favor OF
liberty and Independence.
The government received important the
night the Georgia arrived which resulted in the sailing
Of all the feet Of In port with tho exception
OF the steamer Pzarro This effected 10 the mos.
quiet possible in the night Of the LIST Instant
1t rvmred that armed forces gathering In the
florida Reef and that part OF the feet had been d.
patched in that quarter.
Expresses were arriving every hour from The interior
but the officials kept everything quiet that II
poss ibe to learn the particulars events.
The government paper mad been printed two days,
and is said to have contained exciting fror,
the Interior but its issue prohibited until after the
departure Of the American steamers.
Several executions had taken place and but f., tbe
OF 10 the condemned there
would have been many more.
Pardon has been promised To all the insurrec .ou;.ts
who viii lay down their with the exception Of the
leaders VIII TO be executed transported Spain
Those who had raised the standard Of liberty consisted
Of small parties who acted without concert and
easily put DOWN by the troops.
1t Is eaid that bnt few lives spared Those found
with ARIES in their hands killed on the spot
The government feels much anxiety with regarl the
loyalty of the troops many regiments supposed to
be dissfccted
Many Of the troops lately arrived from Spain have
died from exposure being unable to stand the climate
There was report that in direction had been az
tempted in Maanzas, and troops had been ordered to
march to that quarter The resu. had not been heard
when the Georgia sailed
We indebted to Mr. FaircLild Purser Of the ceor-
a for the receipt OF the latest and papers from
Havana. The late hour of the G.'s arrival however,
prevents our Translation Of from the .rers for
this morning. edition Of the ifrs!d
The following are the
PASSENGERS N TIE STEAMSHIP GEORGIA.
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Casey kirt9stIish sptas,,Ora Dc Leon, Black,
Scott, Psrcdi. sawyer Or Turrbull Lichnor. Nv
williams, Reyes. Rollston wsnser. b Robin
an sprisys. 4 Norton. Alien b Byarn, W smons.
Cray A Cray, Ovens W Good. Davis, Allen,
Allen, Blackwell, sKhuns, RsgAn. Chas Jones, geo
Cary story, story story IA Dois. Barrett Jon
nels. Annies. EIss. Paterson. Gunre. WIN Laws.
oris., Jak,n,. Beach. Joseph Arnss. u Jones,
Turner, Hins. Ramsey Harvey. N sehuteh, } Nc
smith, z Perrin. wm Hart. Freeman. Taylor, A &
Prom BAysna-xrs Gonzales. children and servant, Mr.
Brown and lady Mrs Otis, hrs Do Wolf Cintas Ca
mtlA, Kspnedy Css.llos. = Clements, fns Psis
Del Gale Lehen Kyechbaol and lady, de 10. RiOs
Juan ArluanA. G Iaboni, Tango. Rera, Arriets.
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Prem New Orleans ID Mercier T Dureours John syme
scnsstsk, II MCalI. lady and servant A MeArthur
lady 6chldsn and servant Mrs Cba-e and children
8rs Ella Mrs Hicsisy and child. Mrs. Benstein kis,
BW Waite. Banisen. Dyer, u Bush. " Davis c
Arshinbeek and children, Fitzgerald, Eiber Is
fard. n Barry, John walsh, Lang Hind, Hayheci.
Fotter, Thomas Hnrmsnd. II Paris.
DIED on BOARD riIK STEAMSHIP GEoRCts,
July 2Cth on the outward passage Darius Eaton. Of
Pittsneld n. H. aged 45, Of cholera morbus.
July 18th Jacob Raymond. fireman. from New York.
of parnly ss from disease of the brain. aged IS.
Ausu,t 2I, In the port of Havana, John Berger, n
swede, from Stockhoinaid q lal-orer on th. Panama
Railroad Of dysent, ~. aged 80.
August 9TH, labofer on the Panama Railroad name
and residence unknown but supposed 90 be Reynoli