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

New York. Aug. 23-4 p. NJ.
Information has been received in this ci
~, IN mercantile letters from Havana. the
substance Of which Is. that Lopez has been
signslly defeated, and his men dispersed.
with the almost certain probability Of the
capture Of every onc ofthem. Not sin
gle Spanish soldier joined ,heinvading par
iy, and the people of the country. who had
been proclaimed as ready to join them
stand by the Government to a man
Gen. Concha can now RELY on having a
force Of forty thousand men, If he requires
them.
The stories of the barbarities cemmi,-
ted on the executed prisoners at Havana.
areintamous f,lsehoods and yet, with the
best evidence Of such being the case, the
penny papers illuminate all sortsof appeals,
which Of course, hel 10 increase the sale
OF their publication. The truth must make.
its way in the end, and the getiers up of
this tragedy will he cxecrated as much as
the Spaniafd is, or can be- Nat. Int.
All the leading and most reliable papers
published in New York corroboratc the
statements confined in the last proceed
ing paragraph. Mr. Spear. the special
messenger who arrived at New York in
the steamer Cherokee, from New Orlea Is,
with Adams & Cos. New Orleans express
freight. states that he was present at the
execution of the persons captured. and
that the reports current ofthe maltreat-
nf .h.t- Nod L.. Il,
~ untrue. They were conveyed in hand
some hearscs to the grave, and decently
buried. Some vagabonds amused them
selves by kicking about some Of the dis
carded clothing of the prisoners. This
statement. the New York Express says, is
confirmed BY not less thantwenfy Amcri-
cans now in New York who saw the cx-
ecuiion. They ali confirm the truth ofthe
account brought by the messenger OF
Adams Express.
The Express has also the following re-
marks drawn forth by the publication Of
certain fabricated dispatches from New
Orleans Nat. Int.
Tho Press teens with fllschoo!s respecting the
Cuba in,urre.t n. There seems 10 BE- aa Org. IL
"a body IN all parts Of the country especially ca
-agsd il tic .niaui;trtIre Of them in order t. slim
uli;c now victims of inrsy upon Cuba. All tn
preceding astounding revo utip.. Of Puerto frinri
ic, Tri.idad. AM elsewhere, have alrcadv bee-
blown to ~ vi a. hut ;hny ar only succeeded t,
the now 'astauadi victories ot LY-cz,' Wis
thorri running FIR bis life, Is represented as carry
in- I'll. bcl,rn i'm"
The dcspaic e. above l'oird to Were
evidently m..c i1vu4tiJas. They pre-
tended 20 corufaua.-as- tie substance u
private Iettc,s .r5ia fla l-na to Tic 10Th
instant. which announced ,ae ti1niph OF
the invaders Of Cuha, who, it vas sid
rad been joined by -four thousand Of tn,
Spanish troops, when the fact was that OF
! that very day large body Of them were
publicly executed at Havana In part
Of the suhjoined dispatches, however, we
| have some confidence, as we think it not
improbable, from the efforts that have beer
made to delude tile unsuspccting. that an
other expedition had been equipped and
| taken its departure from New Orleans:
New Orleans Aug. 10.
We have rs yet received no intelligence
Of The Pampero. Great excitement pre-
walls IN the city relative to Cuban affairs
and fears Of a not areeniertaine,l between
the authorizes and patriots The military
have been called out TO act in case ofan
outbreak.
New Orleans, Aug. 81.
The excitement which prevails in TIL,
city, relative to the Cuban outbreak is most
intense. Two more Steamers. filed with
men, sailed to-day to JOIN Lopez. The
interference Of the United States Marshal
was ONO avail. The fitting out and cmbar-
kaiion was done in defiance Of the auiholi-
ties