Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-09-18
CUBA WIS.
By lie Empire Ciig, al .NelO York.

in the following account from the Tribune
- Repub.
81 rhe mode in which Lopez was captured,
we have nothing more precise than we have
= above given, though we have some details of
the pursuit. Col. de Lago reports on the 2Sth,
that he had learned from prisoners that orl1 the
night of the 0ltli, I.opea' disappeared from the
mass of his band, with few Cubans, and chat
previous TO that he had endoavored to make his
way to the South. Lieut. Gov. Zequna re-
ports on the 2Sth that Lopez, with only six
followers, was seeking to escape by all possible
means. Col Morales dc Rada, oifthe same day.
reports shat young mountaincer had come into
his camp and Informed him that two hours be-
fore he had seen Lopez, with six unarmed fol-
lowers, and that he had offered him 5000 besides
draft for $4,000, payable at sightat Havana
II he would guide him To the plantation of Diego
dc Tapia, but that suddenly, as if doubling his
fidelity, Lopez ordered him to go away, and sep
arating Gronchis followers, and alone with h
muatto boy, disappeared into the woods. The
1iRliscc ;.ta whose bands Lopez was surrender
ed by his coptors, WAS 'Gar Louis jircgutint=
da of the staff. The official report says that he
was taken with six of his men, in the Pinos De
Rongel; his captors were Jose Antonio Castane-
da, guide Of e pursuing force, and fifteen peas
ant, of the country. The capture tooloplacc on
the 29Lh, just seventeen days from his landing.
The news Of it spread at once through the conn
try and people began to flock into the camp TO
see the prsoncrsito avoid inconvenience, Cols
Ramonode Lago who commanded The column,
conveyed them to Hayana by night march:
Fhc peasants appear everywhere to have OPP
posed tlfe invaders 9yilh the utmost hostility
At Agiacatc they took and delivered twelve
prisoners Coll dc Lago reports, on tie Doth,
% that the hills about San Cristobai weB6 full OF
with docs in ,,.ire,,st
guiding the troops in the work DIFFERENTIATION.
. Commandment Felix Sanchez reports that they
offered him every aid, and manifested truly
loyal enthusiasm; at Bahia Honda two OF the
Invaders were cSptured at one time blythe peGB7
ants; sXcen at another; and at another seven by
the negroes at Don Manuel Quihones; and ooii
the 22d ult., the population Of Pozas shot e
70 who had fallen into their hands. Whatever
may have beer the Wish. Of the Weather Gre
Go oles for Cuban Independence, presided others
would achieve it for them. the Small cultHators
Of the district where Lopez lapdGl adhered 10
. the royal cause as Loyalty as did the peae;mry
@. of Spain itself in the contest with Napoleon.
We translate herewith the opfoclamatoh OF
The Captain General, offering Il Communication Of
punishment to- those olothc invaders who should
e Surrender. No doubt, as our correspondent says
e.. above; it FASTENED somewhat'tb eotinal caastro-
e.. phe: O. 80 .,
q. D. The Most Excellent Senior, the Captain Gen
- cral has seen proper to direct? under this date
- to the Chiefs of Columns in the field and 10 H.,
-. Lieut. Governors of Bahia Honda, Maricl, Sar
.Crist6bal, and Pinsr del Rio: the following cir.
cular 60. O. o3:''.
.'sThe greater part OF the pirates who dared I,
q. invade the Island have been destroyed by tbt
valiant troops of That army TO whom thcOot icl
or being destnict.t6 pursue them, as well as by
the.not less decided and active corporation o
g. all tic. loyal Inhabitants OF tic district the!
= sought to make their den. considering at once
s.. life mapimois confession OF all those brought
here ,iIhG.a foreign territory through y complGI
dGoeption, having Been made to bGHeve that TN
" county called them, that. the army would max
"a Common cause with thcm' and tial trump
the promise pf inc traitor WHO ,'! ,5i'' ,
o. .f cntnr,rfsr conId net in am, oilo:r way. hay
c;ot tIo,,SiLrr the multitude connected thcfcwith
md .iso tIat Smile vengeance has already See
sat;sGrd I>otIie severe, chasli9cmGft inflicted o.
.tLnsn,indiI,,d,,Is i;ih,,io ,aUtlrcd ~ Nyello7
o. nm tboSr tLot have pcTishcd by the balls az tn
, baymeis or,ouc Gallant troops; and that, finally
90 th;. tis,n has nrriyaF to make use of clcmency
.aodord;nn'Fo tLc diciotes Of kaunanitT. have dc
tcrmiGsi. :; 90 @,
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NV lu'.. Ill ,,rro,,I ,r:3,, n
pl ny u'I'Ni q, "i,' Ip". Me-, o,;it,;
De taken ny 'he troops 10 a re gr I? ,,'
iour days from tIG pCIo''ioI u 'ii'S ,,,j,
'' III tle IespcS]lVe1o's'ilVls' :. %.;I 81
S'qou 'nS' 'l'oi si.I % III 90 ,,t viii =,
general army oi'ei u. = Pr. - -
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