The republic., 1851-09-04
Aocounts from Hnvana.

CHARLEsroN, Sept. 2.-The Savannah Republican
of to-day contains copious accounts from Havana,
brought by the schooner Merchant At last ac-
counts, General Lopez was in position east of Ma
riel. The Creoies at Havana were highly elated at
the successes of General Lopez, and were joining
him daily
II is presumed that the dispatches brought by the
Cherokee for the Spanish minister related to the
death of General Enna. He wounded in the
leg, and died the day following the battle.
The Faro Industrial Gays that the 18th the
Captain General distributed brevets to the officers
and soldiers wounded at Las Pazos on the 18th
Dons Joaquin Aguerro, Jose Towas, Betan-
court, Fernando de Torras, and Miguel Beneyides,
were shot in the back at Puerto Principe, for high
treason.
The schooner Merchant was carefully searched
for arms at Havana. Her whole ceiling was ripped
up far that purpose.
still lLater-ContradictiOn OF the Success or
Lopez.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 2-7.40, p. m.-Letters re-
ceived here by the last arrival by merchants from
of the principal commercial houses at Havana,
contradict entirely the reported success of General
Lopez and his party. The letters state that he has
only one hundred and fifty left, and that they
would shortly be captured and destroyed.
Arrival OF the America-Later from Eu-
rope.
HALIFAX, Sept. 3-The steamer America ar
rived this morning with Liverpool dates to Au-
gust "a.
MARKETs.-The common and middling grades
of cotton have advanced during the week fully ID ,
and the better qualities Id. The quotations are,
fair Orleans 5ad.; Mobile SD. The sales of the
week have been IS 900 bales, of which speculators
took 5000 and exporters IA 900 bales. The
ket on Saturday closed firm, with Gales of 5000
bales.
BREApsTuFFs.-The prospects of an abundant
harvest have greatly depressed breadstuffs. Flour
&. has declined cd. and wheat I'd. Corn is Cd.
better.
Trade in the manufacturing districts is improv-
ing, and spinners are fully employed.
Money is in more demand at unchanged rates.
Consols for money 96s 96k.
The Havre cotton market ia very active Sales
of 55, 900 bales. Sales on Thursday, up to o'clock
1000 bales. Tres Ordinaire Orleans S3f.
The challenge of the yacht America to sail
against all English yachts was not accepted. The
regatta came off on Friday, and she easily beat the
eighteen yachts which ran against her.
The general news is devoid of interest.
From Mexico.
Riot at V9a Oruz- Loss Of Life-Aneyican vesse
SeiSed-ETpected Blockade Of pra Cruz by the
English.
New ORLEANs, Aug. 3l.--By arrival at this
port advices from Vera Cruz to the 22d have been
received.
The Mexican Congress has passed a bill for
general offensive am defensive alliance with tho
Spanish American Republics.
In consequence ofa dispute in relation to the col
lection of certain duties riot has taken place
Vera Cruz, in which the local authorities were de-
feated, and six persons killed.
The blockade of the port by the English is ex-
pected.
lhe schooners Almagre and Sarabia which
cleared At this port the 18th ultmo for Min att
ities of Tehuaptepec. The captains entered pro-
test against the proceedings
Inauguration of Gouernor Of kentucky Cuban VoI-
'tnfeers Destitute.
LOUISVILLE, Septembee 2.-Powell, Governor
elect, was inaugurated to-day with great pomp at
Frankfort. He has appointed ~ Merriwether, late
candidate for Congress, Secretary of State.
The Cuban excitement is dying off. Returned
volunteers from New Orleans state that there are
400 men there with means of gettar off and
nothing wherewith to pay their expenses.