Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-30

In3or.ant News fron Cuba,

The Steamship Cherokee arrived at s
O'Clock last evening, in four days from Havana,
with one million SIX hundred and eightY-nine
dollars on freight and one hundred and sixty
fve thousand in the hands of passenaers, Of
whom there were about two hundred.
The Cherokee brings the California mails.
She epassed the Empire tity going into Ha.
vana. r1-rr-g-
The intelligence from Havana, in regard to
the Lopez Expedition. bY this arrival is of the
most disasterOns and painful character We
are Indebted to the PuFser Of the Cherokee
foFthe following narrative Of events
The Spanish war steamer, Habsnero while
cruiEing or Bahia Handa {about fortv miles
west Of Havanal captured party Of fifty be-
longing ID the Lopez expedition, who we're in
-four boats. unarmed, and report SAYS they
were steering for New Orleans. They were
brought to Havana BY the Habanero on Sat
urday morning, the 18th inst. at I A. NJ, and
placed on board Of . Spanish frigate lying in
port and executed Al II IS A. N, on the same
morning They were shot on the public road
in Havana, and at the least calculation, in the
presence Of twenty thousand spectators,
Iist Of the names of those men Who WereI shot
on the Public Road in Havana, on Saturday
morning, August 16, 1851: 80 -.
Col ws 81 Cristendeu. @. N, Green gsls
Capt +. S. Sever. - I. salmon,
Victor Kerr, 6 Napoleon Collins,
r. 3. Veacy, 5sn n. IL Fisher, E!
Lieut. james Brandt. VIM Chillings -
Q. Bruce. u G. A. Cook f,t
Thomas G. James. p S. @. Joness
Doct, John Fisher M H. BalLa,s4
a. Tourniquet r JamesBuxet s.
SeFga i WhiteFews !" Robert Canldwell
"A. NJ Cotchetts sssr G.Cy w Smith,
Aat r. G. Stanford. & Across. ialI 7ss
Private u. H Homes. : r. Brourke.
Samuel Mills H r John Christdes,
Eawd. RulmaD. VIM. B. Little, ~
@sGe0. a.. Arnold, ss1a" Rohs GantIry,
'sB- j Wregy. John g. Sankas "a
Wan. Niseman. ]" lanes Stanton.s
Anselipo Lorres Her Thos. Harnott. -
bS nandes, g Alex. McIleer,
PIX. Dillon. John Stubbs,
'.Thoa. HeaFsey, James Ellis,
Samuel Reed, s. Wm. Hogan,
fYinne. s" Chas, A. Robinson
n. Philips aa = Jas L. ManEilIe.
After they were shot. they we're dragged BIZ
the 5set tg negroes. and then lett to t5ae MOI,
so1o eonlmeRcsd stripping item Of their clothes
aud earvyisag item On sticks sEr6nqk tie streets
yelling like so many wild demons just es-
capped from the botlomless pit, and trying to
ssakireyenge on they knew not what 40
Many ofthe passengers of the Cherokee
who we're on the spotof execution, were point
edlatiwith sneer of contempt, and many
were stopped IN the streets and linsulted. the
Spaniards telling themtha they were Amer
lean and that they were one and all Of the
same party, and that Of these. days they
would heseFved the same way. hak
At night il was dangerous for ansAmerican
70 be 70 the streets alone. ss..o s5r s, hi
The steamship Falcon. while. on her way
up khe cost Of lpba from Chagres, was fred az
three times, bv the war steamer HabaneFo
and vas Obliged to heaye totand was board.
ed p The officers Of the Hahanero After
the Falcon stopped. the officers of the Hahanr
ero cheereed as if they had gained a glorious
victory. * ,- -. s9fsaeTif s8
This IS the third time the Falcon has been
served the same trick. g.. ia gs,..s.. s.s
The Z. s slcoP7of.Ear Albany. was at Ha-
vanas