Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-28

The funeral cars were Waiting Ia convey
10 the cemetery the mortal remains of the
fifty pirates. Those cars had been furnish
ed BY the funeral agencies. and were orna-
nenied according to the circumstances Of
the tragedy.
The Justice Of man is completed God
has pardoned the Young culprifs. who have
lost their lives by having trusted their faith
10 the infamous iillsehood Of the New Or
leans papers,
HAyAsa. Aug l6-fi P. N.
Tie Frigl,hd Ereeu ion q Fifty hmerieans IN He-
vraa-H,ri RE Scsncs-Ias1 70 he hnasgse1n
F7ag-Friag into az s eGnc, Falcon:
am too much affected To write to YOU more than
To- say that have this day been witness to one Of
the most brutal acts Of wantgn inhumanitv ever
perpetrated in the annals of history. No, content,
this government, in revengins themselves in the
death Of ihesc unfortunate and. pcshan. IA. gull
"a ile9. "A which, Il rntg Ne said, was brought
upon thensevei, bur these Spanish authorities de-
be severely chastis-d for their exceed
insly rePrchcnsibe conduct ia permitting tho de--
ecration NJ they have done, of e seBseiess clay
ofour brave cauntrymnH. This morning forty Amer
Jeans, four Irish one Scotch one Italian. one Ph-
iPpian Islander, two Havnneras. and two Germans
or Hungari1ns were shot at ii oclock-aEter
which the troops were ordered to retire; and some
hundreds Of the very vilc=t rabbe and negroes,
hired for the purpose. commenced stripping the
dead bodies. rnu,iiaiing their limbs, tearing out
their eyes, cutting nG their and singers, and
some Of the poor fellow nriyates) these wrctches
brought 70 the CRY steAs, and pAradcd them IN
der the very walls &c the palace. On the very re-
nembraace ofth sigh Is trigh,ful
never saw men--aad could scarce have surpog-
cd il Possibe-conduct themselves at sach al awsnl
moment with the f1ritudc these men displayed
under such trying circumstances. They were sho;
six at time twelve were brought 10 the place
OF execution, six made TO knee down and receive
the fire of the soldiers, after which the remaining
SIX were made to walk round their dead comr1dea.
and kncei opposite To them, when they were alsn
SHOT. After being stripped, and their bodies mutt
iuted in the most barbarIous m1nner have descria-
ed, they were showed, six seven together, bound
as they were. into hcarses. which were used last
year.or cholera casrs. No c,.ias allowed to
them; and think the manner they were put into
the hcarses was equally as disgusting their 9th
er acts; the heads OF some were almost dragging on
The ground, and il had more tho appearance If Z
slaughter cart on its way to market from siaugh-
ter house, than that Of huarsc conveying The dead
bodies Of human beings.
A finer loohing set of young n1cn ! never saw;
uiey made not ia single complaint, mol murnur,
'a'fsst tilfAt StHtN-itf. ili hetttS rIulA.. uAff
ocea sho"n to their lraI bodies, IN admiration lar
tha hcrpism tlay displayed when brought ouI for
execution. Nut MUSCLE was see. 10 move. asd
tLrs proyelt 70 the miserable rabblc co9zrcgatcd til
"itucs! the horld spnctnee, taat, i hen the for
'le % war 'A' '"ey 'e ito tAe power OK lAi' gov
eminent they were not airIid 10 dlo. II would
nave oeeha treat cons'iatio" 10 These POOR iri1tws
Us tAey repeatedly asked, 10 see iheir Consul, a d,
rou{a -i.n 70 Gaye sent their last aateus. a-d
sd n htiin mrm ntpes as they !ai 10 their beloved
rect n I" tlc o.dics. One handsome you1g tel
swe 'ticIft- BHt Alt' Owens, nc Anerican Cof-
sui al ""t even MAKE Application to ihe Captaih
" 4'ru U see these unfortunate cCualrymcl N
t'i' III Tres aid Their sacred "isHea ~ taer IA Il
ID ie Oh my" tyr- U attended ~ i'isty' ~ iAe
'e "eu- O. tirit lr.lm p when 20" people OF the
't a i"s II ibn .e.o kn"" thai the eSccuLo"
- " American prs 'ner+, winch tncy had take" 20
iilF'-'' wa tl Ut T. 10 K ri1ce. tr'd two shot
+.' 81, o. 49, ih steamer i 1a, %, baiia Hon a;
Il, DNt". it-..l - i.ht taI5 vessel whS wei
Eh "h Z" lh"n4 hlNit5, aS sue nat. the Amerlrnl
tiAS listed, *, she was dc'g2not ald over
nhle W tie ; alisa officers, waa, upon returning
W. tn1 vessel, caal-nc .ced raccIn- aiss I, II
Falcon, lr3ul 30 diu1t, f the inpuaity wi;h
"Ai they tnl detniaed al Ascreaa naii steam
or On tae arch -els at rieir pleasure.
The New Ori-a is cnrr,.~pc. d.tt Of the y. York
Tribune under date IL 8 i-ta h lives irrnr inter
es,. if-mS CONNECTED with tn, ss,.i o al the
strtlner panp.r,. Cuban nvnsiuii.t.nI,h eari
from which we take the fgluwins: fR V5nr.