The southern press., 1851-09-08

/ TO this asubmiE to past present and perpetual
wrongs Montgomery (Ala) Atlas.
The Faro Industrial, Published at HavarH,
says awe are authorized To publish the fol
lowing account of the forces of the traitor Lo-
pez from document found among papers
taken from one of the prisoners Six companies
of infantry, including officers, 2l9; three artl-
lery, ia; one Cuban PATRIOTS 40 one iiunga-
rian, 8; one German, o.
List OF OfFlcERs---G -General-iu-chief, Mar
cisso Lopez second ia command, and chief Of
the staff, Jobn Pragay officers Of the staff Cap
tain Emmerich Radwitch Lieutenants Joseph
Lswohl, and Jigys Rodendorf; Adjutants Col
engen and Blamenthal; Capt Ludwig Schles-
senger Lieutenants ludwig and Miller; Sur
geon Hega Lemmgue Commissary, G. A. Cook.
Staff Of the Regiment Of Infantry--Colonel
r. l.. Dorman, Lieutenant Colonel w. Scott
Harness, Adjutant George A. Graham; commits
sary, Joseph Bell, adjuaat of the regiment,
George Parr.
Company A,-Captaiu, Robert Ellis; Lieu
tenant, L. Mcdonald; Sub Lieutenant, j. L. Ii
Hascan; ditto, K. II. Bsslinbrdge.
Company B.---Captaln, John Johnson; First
Lieutenant, James Dunn; Second do, j. F..
Williams; Third do, James O'Reily.
Company C.-Captair, ]. G. BRIGHAM; First
Lieutenant, Richard vrwden Second do, ].
A. Gray; Third do, J. N. Baker.
Company D.--Captain, Philip Golday; First
Lieutenant, David l.. Rassan Second DO, John
II. Landinhar; Third do, James II. Vowden
Company E--Captain, Henry Jackson First
Lieutenant, VIM Hobbs; Second do, ]. A.
Simpson; Third do, James Crangh.
Company F.--Captain. VIM. Stewart; First
Lieutenant, James l.. Down; Second do, John
l.. Bass Third do, Thomas Hudwall, 6a
Regiment of Artillery-OBicers Of the Slaf
Chief, William L. Crttenden; Adjutant, r
l.. Stanford; Second Master of Commissariat,
Felix Hustin; Surgeon, Lu ovic Vinks.
Company A.-Captain, w. A. Kelly; First
Lieutenant, N. 0. James; Second do, James A.
Nowens; third do, ]. O Bryce
Company B.---Captain, james Saunders First
Lieutenant, Philip Van Vechten; Second do
Beverley A. Hunter; Third do VIM H. Craft
Company C.-Captsin. Victor Kerr; First
Lieutenant, James Brandt; Cd do, VIM. T.
Vienne.
Regiment of Cuban Pnriots Company A
Capt. llde Fousee Overto First Lieut. De Jga
Hernandez; Second do, Miguel Lopez, Third do
Jose A. Pianos; Fourth do, Henry Lopez.
Regiment Of Hungarians.--Major, George
Botilla; Captain, Iadislaus Polank; Leutenants,
Sernerby, Johan Petroce, Adambert kerskes,
and Conrad Richner.
German Regiment Captain, Hugo, Sch|yet;
Leuteuants, Paul Michael, BRO Cambeas, Capt.
PietTo, Muller; Lieutenant. Giovano Placasee
KossUTH WILL SOON BE HERE.-The follow
of ing official letter has been received by the
mayor New York in relation to the sailing of
Kossuth,
LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES,
+. CoHsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 4th, 1851.
DEAR SIR AS believe it will interest you
to know it from reliable source, | do myself
the honor and pleasure of informing You that
since my arrival here | have, in the absence of
the minister resident, received from the Turkish
minister offoreign afairs, the formal and official
assurance, in the name of H. |. NJ, the Sultan
that on the lst of September next, (our 18th
Nj. Kossuth and all the refugees now at Kutayah
N Asia Minor, will be liberated, and permitted
to go where they please. M. X. has sent to
this legation that he and his associates, with
the exception Of Count Bathyani and his lady,
will proceed to the United States steamship
Mississippi, which vessel, as you are aware, has
been designated for the purpose of removing
them there by the President learn that the Aus.
trian government is still protesting and will
continue to protest against their relea e.; yet
believe the Sultans government will act with
hrmness, and carry out His Majesty's generous
and humane intent | consequently suppose
that as the Hon. Secretary of State he's directed
NJ Kossuth to be conveyed to New York, you
may expect him there in the latter part of the |
month of October. M X still entertaining the |
highest opinion of our country and of it,
government, will land upon our shores warm
advocate of the institutions which have rendered |
the United States so prosperous and so happy. |
have the honor to remain, dear sir, respect
fully, Yours truly,
JOHN p. BROWN. /
To His Honor the Msvor