Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-08-30
MORE FABRICATED REPORTS

We copy the following Telegraph dispatches from the
Southern papers mereyto say that the intelligence which
they purpo to communicate have foundation IN fact
The dates brought Pensacola BY the Vxc cannot
be later than the morning Of the 18Th (ss the capves
not executed which day behind those Of the Cho-
kee, at New York Neither is possible that pompous
funeral could have taken place Havana Friday, the
18TH without its having been witnessed by the Cherokees
passengers THERE'S also, win be seen, great differ
between two Of the dispatches the coming from Mo-
bile and the other from New Orleans though they both refer
10 the Vixen the Of their intelligence
MOBILE, THuRsDAr, AUGusr 81.
The u g. steamer Viren arrived at Pensacola on We'd
nesday in four days from Havana Advces brought by her
state that LOPEZ made q stand Msre and had two
gagements with the Government hosps 10 both of which be
successful. The Spanish loss eighty officers and
three hundred killed and wounded, who carried to
Havana and buried with gea. pomp Friday last LOrEz
daily receiving sccessons his force which consists Of
from weveo fourteen hundred On the night Of the
9TH hundred men left Havana to join the invaders
Fifty eight Cuban desrfers taken, end on the morning
Of the 18th preparations making for their execution
New OaLrAss, AususT 81.
The U. g. steamer Wren, srrived at Pensacola reports
that whole regiment Of spanish troops bad over to
the Patriots and that the people wsrs rising in many quar-
ters One General, one Commodore and General of
Marines. with hundred soldiers, killed, and many
were wounded during the two engagements with Lopez
New ORLxAHs, AUGUsr 81.
letter the Pcayune states that Gen. MANzARIA has
returned to Santiago abandoning the field to the Patriots,
who retained entire possession Of the country surrounding
Puerto Principe.
The Psmpero appeared of Havana on the 18th,
and was signslled from the Moro Castle.
The Pzaro and merchant steamers, with
800 troops and 80 horses left Havana the morning of thu
l2,h and attacked LOIRE the 18th at San Miguel.
Las Posas. The Pizano got ashore Bahia Honda, and
LorIz expected to capture her.
LOPEZ advanced TO San Diego, to cut of the retreat Of the
Spaniards. The people rising in many places About
Eve hundred le Havana join LoPEz 1f which fifty
taken prisoners. There only hundred troops left
10 Havana.
The above spurious caused great deal Of commoion
Savannah Friday last Cuban 6ags with their lone
red ground and the striped bunting Of blue and white,
displayed at the Exchange, at the several Offices Of the
newspapers and at three four other places rendering
The manifestations Of joy most decided and unequivoca At
o'clock in the afternoon salute Of hundred guns
fred from the end Of the Bay, and in the evening aarge
gathering Of the friends of Cuba took place, which enhu
as speeches made and resolutions adopted expressive
Of their satisfaction at the Of Lopez and his followers
The Georgian" Friday, in expressing its confidence Of
the complete Of the expedition Of Lopez, asserted
the authority those whose information and intelligence
best qualify them to speak, $3.50
That LoPEz's "landDg is believed to be in Of the
most favorable quarters Of the Island, where strong in the
physical advantages offs mountainous country, and In troops
Of friends who but waited bis arrival to rally to his
darf he laugh defiance the Captain General and his
mercensries. Ere this, believe that Independent
Provisional Government has been organized and should
he surprised any hour the Pampero, with the
flag Of IsDEPENDEsr CUBA unurled from her mast, make
her entrance, amidst shouts Of welcome, into port"
How these ympa.hzers received the authentic particulars
Of the sad catastrophe we have yetto learn.