Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-09-04
TWO DAYS LATER FROM CUBA.

CoNFIRMATIoS OF LoPEZ's SUCcEss-MoRE
ExECUTIoSs.-New Orleans, Sept. 1.-The steamer
Cincinnati has arrived with Havana dates the 25tn
ult. The accounts, ma Savannah, confirmed, in.
Guiding the death Of Gen Emma, with considerable loss
to the Spanish troops and the advance of Lopez toward
Havana.
Another dispatch Of the same date says:
Spanish accounts state that Lopez was surrounded
by four thousand OF the Government forces; other ru
mors that he is joined by large numbers, and has
advanced to Mariel, only 80 miles IRON Havana.
By the steamer Cincinnati we learn that the police
and military officers were very active at Havana in
deavorng toprevent from the country being
muncated TO the United States.
The leaders of the revolution near Puerto Principe
had been shot in the back traitors. inl list OF
Gen. Lopezs officers is published in the Faro Indus.
trial. The whole force of Lopez, when he landed in.
Guiding officers, 400 men,
The reports of the cruetes that perpetrated
when Col Crittenden and the other Americans were
shot, are fully confirmed.
American vessels strictly searched and all Amer.
leans closely watched.
THE REPORT OF LOPEZ SUCCESSES Contra.
DICTED-C Charleston, Sept. by the schooner Mer.
chant, letters have been received here from oil the
principal mercantile houses in Havana, which contra
dict entirely the reported Of Lopez as stated
| IN the verbal accounts by the Merchant.
| These letters, several of which we have been per.
med TO peruse, bear date August %, and state that
Lopez nad OUT lou men lett, and II was the belief oil
the belief OF the writers that they would soon be caE.
tured or destroyed.
The remainder of his expedition, some POO, had
been shot.
No mention is made in any of the letters of the Gre
oles joining Lopezs standard.
DESPERATE POSITION OF LOPEZ CONFIRMED
Washington, Sept 3.-Government has received dis.
patches from New Orleans, dated yesterday, p. NJ,
which state that up the 25th Lopez had been scarce
y able to maintain himself. Not single Creole had
joined him and his prospects desperate.
What fighting he had done had been in his own de-
fence, and in the defence Of his followers not for the
Cubans nor for Cuban revolution.
The dispatch adds-"No reintorcements have gone
from New Orleans, nor will any go if there any vir.
tue in the army and navy of the United States
"NEw ORLEANS DISPATCHES REPUDlATED.
-NeD Orleans Picayuae Office, Sept. 1.-The New
York morning papers received here for the past few
days. contain the exaggerated reports in reference
to the Cuban outbreak. These dispatches bear date
New Orleans, but so far this paper can learn, moi
one OF them is worthy of the least credit and in many
instances are direct ialsehoods. Very important inel
gence, truly.
New Orlecns, Sept. 2-The advices by the Cincin
natl, arrived yesterday, are very conflicting One ac
count states hct the Spanish government had offered
reward for Lopez. and had offered to pardon his fol
lowers if they would surrender They do not appear to
have received any aid whatever from the Cubans. Lo
! pee was hourly expecting endorsements from the
States. The report Of his advance on Havana is un
true, he was on the contrary falling back.
The President has removed the Collector at thi,
port, for allowing the Pampero to depart.