Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-09-11
Sr. JOINS. N. b., S,

Il The death of the Right Rev Or.
DolIard, r. C. Bishop Of New Bruns-
wick, 10 announced as having taken
place at Fredericton, on the 29th ult
\ Nrw ORLEANS, Sept. T., Pm.
\ The Cherokee has arrived at the Ba.
lize, with six days later news from Ha-
vana.
R Lopez was captured at San Criste-
val, and publicly G arrot,ed on the 29,h
uit.
All his men were likewise taken, and
executed.
H The insurgents still maintain them.
| selves in the mountains.
Details Of the New> by ne Cher
ekee at New Orleans.
NeU Orleans Wednesday, Sept. 3.
The steamship Cherokee, direct from
Havana, has arrived at her wharf
From passengers, we learn OF the COM
plete failure and annihila,io of the Lo-
peg expedition in Cuba
II Passengers who Witnessed the execu-
ton Of Lopez, state that he ended his
life manfuly.
Il The failure Of the Expedition is at
tributed 10 the separation of Col Crit
tenden's command from the main body
under Lopez.
II The Patriots are st1ted 10 have de-
serted Lopez and fed to the mountains.
Il just previous to the capture Of Lopez,
he had but thirty remaining followers,
and they finally deserted hin, in woun-
ded condition, SO that he had not one re-
manning friend,-he wandered alone
for some time, and was finally run down
by blood hounds, his last words were
"Adie,a, dear Cuba /"
\ The Spanish accounts state that OF
the whole number of Patriots landed by
the Pampero and from other quarters
have aiready558 been killed, and 1856
nre now in prison.
/ Previous to the death ol Lopez, he
declared that he had been greatly de-
ceived in regard TO promised aid in
II Cuba.
II A meeting ofpasseDgers was held OH
board the steamer Cherokee, at which
Gen. Lane. Of Oregon, presided and
the following resolution was unanimous.
Il ly passed
II Resolved. That Mr.. Owen, the Amer
ican Consul at Havana. has forfeited ev-
cry right and title 10 be regarded as an
American citizen; that he has outraged
every sentiment, OF humanity, and de-
serves the sxecrat'on OF every friend OF
Liberty.
/ Another resolution requests his recall
by the American Government.
\ We learn by the Cherokee that Gen.
Pragay had been killed at Pagas.
LATER FROM HAyA MA.
New YoRS, Sept, 6.
The Empire City reached her wharf
at 3 o'clock. She left Havana Sept. LIST.
Il Havana has been the scene of rejoic-
ing for the past three days, owing to The
capture of Lopez and his men.
/ The news Of his capture reached Ha-
yana on the Both. when flags were hoist
ed, guns fired, with torch-light process
sions, the principal buildings illumina-
ted, &C., &c.
Lopez was taken in the interior, wander
ing alone and nearly exhausted from ia
tigue and hunger. He asked Tor some
thing TO cot at a farm house, and per-
mission 10 lay down and sleep, and
while asleep was made n prisoner.
/ His men have suffered severely, hav-
ing lived for several days on the leaves
of trees. The last meat they had tasted
was the flesh of Gen. Lopez's horse.
i They had no arms, when taken. The
remainder have either been shot, or they
have perished from hunger.
\ Oi his followers, over 100 are now in
! prison in Havana, and are to be sent to
Spain for ten years. confinement in a
dungeon.
/ Capt. Plat, Of the Albany, visited
them in prison, aud gained some inter-
esting accounts, which he will despatch
TO The States.
Il The steamers Habanero and Almu-
daros. Pizarro and Isabella de Cathoi.
ca, were on Sunday despatched 10 Ba-
hia Honda and Mariel, TO bring up tho
troops preparatory TO the execution of
Lopez.
/ The loss of the Spanish troops i
2OOO. In every engagement, they were
defeated. General Emma was killed at
the head Of an advancing column. He
was the second officer to Concha.
\ Lopez was garrotted on the morning
Of Sept. lst, at 7 o'clock. The execu-
ton was attended by 5000 troops and
many citizens.
Il He ascended the platform and made
short speech. His last words we're
'Idic for Cuba"
/ He then took his seat, the machine
was adjusted, and in two minutes he
was dead.
II The prisoners say, in no instance
III hnya fha ('fpnI.c oI thut I.,d