Washington telegraph., 1851-09-24

| ttsAsa OF Nuhai lhal ne tlehut we'll IN
all tint he had laae. ,ippazing thar tn
Cahanos dcsiled a change Of Goeefa.
mem
1Ias has ended the career of Lopez.
Ii h. had had lout ihou-aaa men, such
as he brought a sample OF. he would now
"a aaeu raised 10 the puuaee OF iaine,
iassssd o! sitting a hicle5s ,safp-v IN tue
icloa 5 ehpif l1f hours to b. 8azad at by
the Iazafou OF llagaaa.
AARINus.
The following extracts from the cor.
respondehce OF the True nsi.a. gives an
account Of the whole alair il will be
rvuoIseted lhut II is however only Tie
Spanish version oi H.
! Ne translate fom au extra nj tie
] Gaceta, i--uel the morning the steamer
left, the following examination OF Fan.
cisco Alexander L.aiue, a member o! the
expedition, who was amoug the last
clplufsd. The examination was e1a.
Quoted by the fi,eal (un officer simi.af
m he functions 10 uRr Attorney General
with his Secretary, IN the pf.0G OF The
! l,,tes.el8. where Laua was leiue confined
the Secretary recording question aud
auswsf-aud was published by oldeF Of
the Captain GfHeFal To facilitate the
4 f"alHf N iAe pemsai Aui 20 avoid iavoIu.
ueu, u give question aud answer a.
'hey ate reported, leaving out the Ire.
+. lueu. REPETITION ot The Wofls, alha
/ pfisoaer having been asked, &c. aud
nsigs the fret person Instead OF the
,eeoiii. The document osens By ,syiag
that .ha prisoner I'D been put on oafh.
aud I'm proceeds 10 give the result oi
lhs laee.iIga .aa.
VIM !, yont aame. native aud, rel.
I glaa aud pf5lessinal
/ NJ name /. Francisco Alejaadtc Lame.
| "m = year, Of age; born at Alquizaf.
/ aH. Aamau Catholic. an atmiui.tfa.
'of al ilie estate .! ny mother
hasu did you leave the Island, did
] yoa lsaYe with passport. agl ios wAal
i did yau leave
| lsi. the Island on the i.h February.
lsl9, with passport iog san Francisco
IA California. There being no steamer
- tae tuc direct To California. / was
l5rctd to 60 10 New Odcaus.
Id you make your voyage TO Caliior.
ma, or d'd You remain iu the United
oaasi aud iu cusa you Gid remain, what
was yous occupation durilg yout resi-.
duntg Ia the United States!
Huug 70 receive nl New Ofieaus some
lrt'T, winch | expected, aud beiug ulti.
mai-iy out OF money remained. glying
!ess4as IN SPau.sa aud mathematics.
Dad you, nter that date, ever return
agsn 10 the Island Of Cuba9
| dad nc, Until now.
Did you know d. Nurcis1 Lopez, since
when did you know him; aud what were
the nature 0l tie relations between YOU!
lnade hs acquaintance On his return
from Cuidrua, ia the year leJp. lie
pail tue great attention on account OF
beitg Cuban, aud he told me tia: he
would let me know when 10 Join lhe OK.
peaiuou. and, IN reality, the day before
his departure, hs sent iOr the. aud 10.
qucsteI me 10 give notice to six other
Caban-, whose names do not reco,loei
bat all OF whom, | believe have bcen
billed, except D. Angel l,oao, VINO being
aleady on boasd the steamboat was taken
away by hl, wife, aud remained at New
Odeans. had no employment about the
person OF Lopez, or other relationship 10
him. except friendly letters from him.
which | lost at Las Pozas. aud which |
have learned were found by some OF the
officers OF the regiment Of GalIcia.
What were the designs OF Lopez in
this expedition; ol what force was it com.
posed; who were the principal leaders,
ami what happened from your departure
at New Orleans until your landing Oh
lie Island!
The expedition left New OdeanS at
the commencement Of the month, on
board the steamer Pampero II was
composed Of six hundred men. There
not being room ior all, several were left
at the city, aud others on the river, be.
cause the captain OF tue steamer said he
could not 20 to sea, rs the df0ught OF
/ hi, vessel was but eleven feet, aud he
had her already down to nine feet. $50
persons remained on board, who were
landed Oh the beach Of MorIlo Lopez's
object was TO proceed first to the river
San Juan. Isl Johns in Florida, we sup.
posc,) 10 unite with an equal force OF
artillery, which was waiting for him there,
aud unite with this force aud proceed to
some point IN the Central Department
/ But having touched at Key West to take
in provisions, we received information
lha, at Piuar del Rio, and nearly the
whole Of the Vuelta AbaJo were IN open
iu.urrecllou, This information decided
him 70 change his route, and to land in
the Vuclto Abajo. Through an error Of
the pllo: we came in sight Of the Pan
Matanzas, aud were Obliged to pass in
front OF the Havana, ia search OF the
port OF OuIgosa, where be proposed laud.
Ing, but was prevented from doing 50 by
the frigate E,peranza. The chiefs were
( Narciso T.OupZ and his chief of staff the