Washington telegraph., 1851-09-24

/ eahh# A haNNH tt thlNAH ~
Lopez whs tie establishment of Cuban
republic, Tor which he relied on the IN.
snffeellon OF the country aud the good
VIII aud support Of the troops.
What bele yan from the time OF your
'andlag until you were caplngell
lauied on tie beach Of Alorlln. At
II O'Clock at Giahl on the lllh instant.
without meeting auy opposition, excepi
lonf OF five shots. which were hfeG hY
some eoallrymeu from MouIlo. who after
firing lied, We fnund the beach deserted.
tie SHOPS aPeu aud ahardoned l.euyina
barely Two hundred men with Colonel
Cnlenden on the beach, IN order TO pro.
teeI sege spare Masla,. and PROVISIONS
We had, the rest ol the expedition. with
Lopez al their head, marched TO L.as
Pozas, without meeting on the way any
one hui few conutrymeu, Who lied rs
soon as the saw Us. Arrived at Las
Puaas. W found the village abandoned
We solicited the people 10 return. hul
/ could nal induce them. The following
day We were attacked by the Queens
troops aud were compelled TO abandon
the village. having lost, in lue ae,Iou. the
Chlei fagay u Gulouel Whose namsf
do not feeulieci, Captain 0laFio. aud
above iiHg k..!gd aaj wounded. Tie
dlsroufasemuut which already began to
exist, On seeing that there was no sym.
PaIhy for US IA the country, increased
rapidly, on finding tia, We were attacked
10y the ifanps, VINO we expected would
.1lu IL. Lopez then determined 10 make
llr the mountains. with the object of
rraahing Piuar dsl RIO, but by an eref
OF lY malacc Of the guide. We stopped
at the coiiee estate oi Fnas where We
had another encounter with the troops.
aud lost some louf or live men. With
. Tie iosses We had suffered on the march.
thc iofee At tuas vas reduced 10 two
iuulfad aud tWeuly men. including
lWc,ee og luUEIeea wounded. Thence
We weui to Bruloi aud after having pass.
ed tie nigh. at La Umou, we went to
Maniofena os la Gaudaara. wneie on
the 2lsi. the whole number did not ex.
ruc,d tWo hundred meu, aud while Al
hfoahiast We weIa surprised. attacked
aud Dispersed by lie troops OF .he Queen.
some hundred anl odd lied to the noun.
ialu,, an femained there without eating
more than q hogse they took along, aud
some corn aud wild plants lof more than
four days, aud when ! arrived at road
with which ! was acquainted aud scpcr.
ated lfom them with the intention OF
| giving myssi! up, ! directed my stops TO.
ward, plantation, where | proposed
writing to my mother hut there met
somc officers o! the regiment oil Galicia.
who told mc d, was not necessary should
write then Ds oJ,!crs had been given to
give quarter was then delivered to
the Bfigadicr Rosales. who sent me
10 Bahia Honda, aud thence to the cap.
nal.
On what resources did the expedition
rely both IN the United States ard in
this island; who were the principal
agents Or correspondents bolh here and
IncFe!
The mcaus were nearly all furnished
by Ar Segur. Lopez stated 10 me that
he (ScguD had given $4,000 lor the pur.
chase Of the Pampero; that some pistols
aud cannon were purchased at al auc.
ton Of condemned government property.
lha, the raIrdge boxes, hnapsacks, aud
cauteeus, Were furnished BY merchant
OF New OrlcaGs, whose name | do not
remember under receipt from Lopez.
which | read. have heard Lopez say
that he had received some money aud
some jewelry oi value from the Island,
aud that several young men were seui
to the Island to beg assistance and al.
though he believed he had other resouf.
ces in this Island, am convinced myself
Of the contrary, because during the I'll.
.ceu days that remained with the oxpc.
ii,iOu, he did not receive any. and Il j.
elcaI that if he had any depols (,iepOsicS)
he would have tried 10 reach them.--
I The sgsn,s ia tic United States were
"SeguL Cuvhlns X Co. and these were
the sole movers OF the expedition. Lo.
peg. as is well known to me. could noL
expect any assistance Ia money in this
! lNldNui NlAupAh kNH Gu ullNlattuN VI iht
JuuIa ut New York, as ho was ut vau-
ence with Belancoutt aud Aguero, with
regard 10 the mode OF getting up the cx-
petition. That Junta at New York Is
composed OF many other Cubans, whose
names do not know. have nothing
more to say
Lopez, 1t appears from military DIS
patch, published in the Gaceta, was cap
tured IN the Pnos dc Rangel, at tho base
OF on the ascent of the mountain. lie
was takeE. says the dispatch, by a coun-
trymen named Jose Antonio Castaneda.
who was employed as guide for the
Spanish troops, and who was sen, out
the day before to scour tho country for
him. The uames OF titoen Others, paiS.
aaos or countrymen, who assisted in the
capture, are given. 1t was made on the
2sth or 29lh, we cannot determine which.
from the confused manper in which the
dispatch is written. When it became
known. the writer adds. that I,opeZ lad