Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-28
Arrival OF the Cherokee.

NEW haAk. August u. ! 7. Ill.
The steamer Gneyohee arrived about o,c'o K
this evening. in fear DAYS from Havana, she
brings San francisco dates O the tasn July, and
Ss6ia,6sa on freight and 500, 900 in the hands
OF passengers, If whosa she has swo hundred. She
also brings The California mats, sac passed
The Empae City gong laso llaNa4a.
Tie accounts from Havana are ef he g.oSt Sc
rioas caagac e.. We are iaaehtea to the purser
OF ,ae Cae.okee FOR the Following tcariu, mar
raaNe:
The frisp.e .lehs, while egniaips OF place
called Bahia Honda 10 niles west ii Havana,
captured a part, at fifty patriots who were ia
boats uaarmsa: reports says they were steering
for New o,lgaQS: thas wlre asua.N INTO Havana
by TIE frisa,e on Saturday .ooTn}ag, the lath
last. and We're Saot about /, O'clock the same
masnsag, Oh the pubic road y Havana, in the
pressaec OF 1000 spectators. Ihetr cotpseS
We're then drasE.ea i loas tie streets hy negroes
and then left to tae nab, who commenced strip
ns them nt their clethes and carrying them on
sticks through the city, yelling like iieuas.
II appears the patriots Were Aner:eaoS, and
many OF the passengers OF the Cherokee. WAC
were ON the spot, witnessed the execution and
Were ustsited in the streets in most saametti
manner alm reminded them that they being Amer
leans, were all 81 the party WAC would Saare The
same fate oac of these days Sach was The cx-
cited state Of the rop2'ace. that il was dan@eH-
CASTOR the Am>rsca:lS 10 DC On the Streets after
night.
the following are TIE names Of those executed
Got. ". C!endcuin. Capt. /. s. Service, Capt
Victor R>Ho. Capt. 4, Il. Fe.Ey, Lis%teaaatS
,aas Bran ]. Q. Norice, t. {. Jaaes, d. Jno.
Fisher. ID, II. Ii. Toaq'Gtt, Sar@eanss ]. Nh,ta-
ker and \. NJ. Caltpaet. Adult Il. :. Stanford
plya,es, NJ. House, ). Mills, Edward Rallman,
s. l.. Arnold. K. ] Nc,-a. NnSeman Aase!m,
q. Travis. Patrick Bilioa. Terry, Samuel Reed,
II. l.. Arncl, Phillips. ]. L. Mauy}fe. $. \.
Green. ]. Cu!ecm3n. Napol;aa Collins, y. y.
N.saer. VIM. Cns!d,ug, /. A. Jones, NJ j. Hall,
James Barit. Robert Caldwell, W. Smith, \. Ross,
b. Rcarka. john Christal, W. d. little, Robert
Coanoc. Robert Cftlev, j. :. Staks, james
S.aatoG, raom4s II trns,, Aex. A&ea, j. Ellis.
! ". Ho gan, aud c. Robinson.
The steamer Falcoa, o. her way up the CO 81
! OF Cuba. from Chlgees. was rissi at ta5sjech
times b. The steamer Havana ami WAS obliged 10
! officers This is the laird time the Falcon has
been served in THIS manner.
/ W. learn ffom passengers u the Falcon, taaf
on the morning Ut the l6>h, OF Staa liooda, the
! ralcoa discovered large ste.,a frigate IN chase
/ standing directly across her be", but she kept
/ her course anA eft the irtrate eight OF ten miles
astera: she proved h be the isabella IA C,to1ca,
/ fosmc~lv the Canard steamer Caledonia. Nmle
she was sill IN chase. another steamer hove u
| s.-ht, which also gave chase, and succeeded II
beaaiag o.i tie Eacoa. and at first ned two 4ln>
10 ieewarJ, OF waael she look 10 notes; Sat
thea ran a on-sde and fired iaifl -lA across hei
bows. thou n ss,e had Aaaf!eaa coos hytn-.-
Taa chase taen dare, tie Faicoa - L~are IL
wnc n WAS done when the officers boarded ner