Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-09-10

TIE CAPTURE OF LorE7.
Tae Staff Coloae d Joaquin Moroles de Rada, in
his comm 4ncaou Of tine 3oh, from Artemisa, sends
to lis E1esleucy in following document from Col
Excla1EScY:--The Colonel, first commander By
breyei, D Ramon dc Lago, the date OF the S0th of
August SENDS ne from the Village OLSEN Marcos, tue
GLOWING document
As arr unced to you yesterday morning, the forces
oith coufrr were situated at bormelaes, Mercedes,
Chircota, and Sarta Pruz. L charged the Captain
Louis Jayeqaamada make chase il the two last
points, the foe, o. those hills tie departed for this
operation a. four o'clock, P. NJ, with part of the
company ofgrenadiers of Leon, with his captain d
Pedro Pocorull, when lie received adyices from two
peasants, that the traitor Lopez mad been taken ps
crer IN Los Piuos de Raugel. The two captains ran
immediately IN that direction, and had the pleasure
OF seeing him IN the coffee plantation OF Chco
panied by ID. Jose Antonio CGstsneda, whom had
sent the preceding day to that part. Casianeda,
companies by ht.een peasants, had made this capture
II Los Pnos de Rangel, and delivered 10 the captain
o. staff the traitor, with of his men. He them
10 Santa Pruz, where the company of chasseurs
OF Barcelona giving immediate notice of such
satisfactory event. | ordered, at the same instant
Capain Ja;aquemada, with the company OF the grena-
diets Leon, accompany the prisoners and depart
with me for San Cristobal, where wanted to pass the
night. | communicated, Immediately the notice of
ouch an important success to HIS Excelency the Cap
tan General, and gave knowledge of it to the Lieu
tenant Colonel, D, Felix Sanches, i'll San Crisobal;
cut in entering the deep roads, Capt Jaraquemada,
VINO was with tie prisoners advised me that the news
OF their capture had put all the country in movement,
and that from every part numerous people were coming
to see the prisoners. had also remarked the same
things and in order not to be interrupted IN oar night
marcn--as it was already eight o'clock, MI took
with me Lopez, and the force under my comman d,
and ordering others to march to San Crlstobal, d.
rected myse II by another road towards Pandelara.
where | to pass the night. encountered you in
my road and thiok it useless to say what we have
done since, The first officer OF the army who took
charge of him the captain OF the staff Of the col
una OF the unfortunate General Emma; the first force,
the company Of Chasseurs of Barcelona, formed also
par! OF the column; and the first chief, dear
brother of this GENERAL PrOyideucp-alWayS iust--
could not DO otherwise than conduct thus their
cess AS for my part, I did not do anything but to
give the notice of his result 10 His Excellency the
Captain General. without any detail. l pray you to
use il when you think it convenient.
What say 10 His ExceencyI do in accordance
with my duty, and give below the names OF these who
made the capture.
By order Of his Excelency, this document is inser-
ted in the Gae'a Official for P as bPHylf EsT g
Havana, August 81, 1851.
From the Faro Industrial de la Habana, August 3l.]
The Lieutenant Governor OF San Crisoval, sent
the following document yesterday, at o'clock, P. M.
to the Captain General:
ExceIency:-At this moment, (six o'clock P. NJ
the traitor Lopez was made prisoner by Don Antonio
Santos Castaneda, and has entered this village. |
am satisfied to send you Immediately the knowledge of
this fact
By order OF his Excellency this document was pub
lshed in the Gaceta tor information and general sat
isacton. PEDRO ESTEBAN.
HAVANA, Aug. 80 1851.
NAMEa OF TIE PERSONS WHO MADE LOPEZ PRISONER
WITH SIX OF HIS COMPANIONS.
Jose Antonio Casaneda, Antonio Sanchez,
Francisco Cha, Miguel Oyoa,
Nicholas Amorena, Vicente Valdes,
Clemente Rodriguez, Joaquin Morales,
Luis Gonzalez, Juan Asusmendi,
valentin Tosca, Domingo Cordero,
Telestoro Amores, Jose Cuba,
Ceferno Amores, Rafael Garcia.
NAMES OF INVADERS CAPTURED.
The Lieutenant Governor of Bahia Honda has put
the disposition of his Excelency the three piraes
whose names follow
Names. Whence.
James Porter....... ...., ireland,
francisco lgeslas Zamora,. The Peninsula.
Ramon lgnacio Amasa, Matanzas.
Adding to thst number the one hundred and twenty
who already in Havana, and twenty-five
who will arrive in few hours, the total number of the
prisoners taken will be one ha9d ed and y5ys
HAVANA, Angus, 81, 1851.
From the Faro Industrial de la Habana, Aug 28l
TIE Lieutenant Governor OF Bahia Honda made
known to-day 10 the Captain Genera that the party Of
asants stationed in the hills of Agdacate had seized
the ten pirates whose names are given below:
Antonio Luciano "A lfonsa, Guillermo Mac Kinney,
oss AsgG1 Rubn, psnas s sao
, Joaquin Casanova, j. %. Baker,
N guel Guerra, Luis Bander.
These ndivdusls have been directed 10 the DISPOSE
tiou O. yca. Excellence, and board OF he 'rigate
Esperanza. PEDRO ESTEBAN.
HAVANA, August 26, 1851.
From tbesan paper Aug 81.
On the Both, the pirates James Smith, Jose Gunst |
and D. Augusin Moutc:o, arrived at Havana, sent by'
tn Lieu, Governor OF San Crlstobal
On the evening Of the same day. thry-eight other
pirates, prisoaera arrived from Bahia Honda Hava-
ia: We annex taeir names
Elias Otis, New York; Bernardo Allen, Havana;
Tho5 Little, phladelpha; Juan b Brann, New Or
leans; Julio Chassange, Havana; Francisco Curbia
Garcia, Havana; George Raptsa, Hungary; Thomas S
Lee, New Orleans; Michael 5. Keemen,. New York;
Cornelius De,i. United States George Metcale, Ire
land; Peen Fabos, United States; Jose Dovren Gu
ba; aenry Metcate, Ireland; Capt Jaime AqueIli,
T. a. OrIeansi First Lieut. Robert Gricer, Kentucky
In
Prluotes.-George Wilson, Philadelphia; CUTLER
mo Vauga!e, Kentucky; Isaac ,treebom, Ohio;
Engsnd Taomas MeDean eIaud sf% Harvey VIZ
lams, New Orleans; Juan Danton, n YORK; Franklin
Boyd, New Oreans Taos Monroe, Mississippi; Viii
Amanue L Wier Mobile; Juan Sucit, Germany;
Eduardo WISE, Germany; Gulermo; Losner Germa.
ny; Roberto se,asiz. Germany; Cirisco sensp Ger
Havana; francisco Lame, Alquizar
HAVANA Aug. 90, 1851.
PROCLAMATION OF THE CAPTAIN GENERAL TO THE 1NHAB.
ITANTs CUBA.
From the Diaria de la Habana, Aug 81
INHABITANTS OF THE IsIANp:-It is nv duty to man.
Hest TO you my great satisfaction your conduct du
ring The events which have been terminated in such
glorious manner by the great country OF which are
all subjects.
lis acknowledged by all, that in foreign country
Individuals without law conscience, propo:ed them
selves 10 take by force this beautiful isl and from the
sahlo nduol winch gave 10 Inc WoTlQ the hemisphere |
OF which ihsi the most handsomes part. Their first
attempt not having succeeded in Ca deuas, they be-
eved in ne possibility of following the criminal pro-
lect to which they aspired, in seducing some youths
lacautious and without experience, who reyolled
against their Queen their counry but your LOYALTY
and The vaor OF the army terminated their expedition as
soon as they began the Insignificant movements excl
ted by their inrgues; and if they had proposed to
themselves to throw aside doubt respecting the true
Origin OF these movements, they organized an exped
ton commanded by the traitor Lopez, who dsem.
parked on the northern coast OF the part of this
department.
Two weeks had scarcely elapsed, when all those
who composed the expedition. including the traitor
commander. were killed or taken nrisonar in -.