The New York herald., 1851-08-27

excited the Jealousy OF the spanish subjects who did not
eour'oer Themselves dealt with with strict
The sertion tnat Lopez followers have been deceived
or mbed by him under such promises that the people
and the soldery would operate with them the
very moment Of their landing all know to be entirely
vuid of fuudaou Witness the tenor aud spirit of the
pubhc meetings In the south Of the Cnted State the
private INF rmatiJn through which they knew the
Cubans TO he oppts to such unwelcome vsitars tbs
manner IL which every respectable per in he
United States had also Informed them that fuch sym
patby exbted the island tow ards any assaers Of the
pnolc tranquility, at home from abroad; but could
they have forgotten the reception that Lopez aHi his
followers met With IN Cardenas, under circumstances,
AMI with purposes precisely identical to those with
winch ihey had desperately embarked? Unfortunate
y this last uHanswerable fact destroys all presumption
f innocence th.ir part; although 1t caonot lessen
regret heir fate when their vast aud prosperous
country ferrd TO them so many honorable channels for
the exercise Of the gifts that Providence had bestowed
upon them for wise, useful, and oble purposes
rHE SCENES Ar HAvANA--TuE AMERICAN CONSUL.
(Rrom the Albany IN. " State Register, Aug 26
at pubiic meengs and In many papers the lust OF
MIR Owen T. Consul at Havana, Is severely osusured
In connection with the ats executions in that city Our
belief that Mr. Owen Is not justly liable TO censure has
been copbfmsd by the statements made to US by
ia man no witnessed the executions He says the Con
sol sppd To the government Of Cuba in behalf of the
Irson RS and FOR leave to see the which was refused
TIE report ot indgnitss offered the dead bodies of
tie victims by the rasbie Of Havana informant con-
Grns he says be himself saw the mutilaed remins In
the heads were cut off, in others the limbs
severed from The body Returning from the
m pacing through the city he assailed with
opprCbiius epthets spit upon by the negroes aud
covered with dift throsn upon him by the poruace
because be WIS an American.
[Tr,m the Boston Traveller August 25
letter Drake. brothers Co., ef Havana OF the
latest date states confidently, tnat sdvces mad been
ceiyrd that morning. Of the dispersion Of the Invading
forces ltm also stated in letter that Buello the
cqhd IN command advised against the Immediate exc
cution If the prisoners, at Havana.
Annexed is extract Of letter from merchant Of
Crls to bis friend in Philadelphia -
CmrrCrGos August L., 1851
You have no doubt, heard ten thousand conflicting
rhasr
this quarter and Will endea'or TO give you an outline
of the facts
IL trI.ats that tie small band Of reyJusonists
which c-i.cted in that oighborhood after sligh.
resisisLoe dispersed 10y the troops and nearly all
subsequently captured Their sentence has not been
made pubic but believe most OF them have been par
NED
Of the movement at Trinidad have more postve in.
formation 1t appears that Armentcra headed body Of
about 10 ~ 90 men aud boys OF various c.sses-from
lawyers down muiattoes and assemoed little out Of
to.u durrg he night, expecting large number more
Who not making tbtir appearance be nsi for the
try or, etIsg bic course for the Trinidad N uountaa&
which they aching though closely pucsud
ty ia, rps who with large nunber g. country people
ben med Ih' in and in the course Ct two or ts:ee
day. they nearly all r1ace prisoners most Of th
having come and surrendered themselves up. Tho few
nitsug supposed to have pershed rom hungsr
ana fatigu" in The woods military commission was
INN. .esey assembled at Trinidad aud Armeutere and
eight other nenced to BE- executed fou. TO banish
art ard Tie rest psrdoaed
The Isabel despatched imuodiate ely to Havana,
With the sentence aed will probably be up again to-
norrow. il remains 10 be seen whether the Captain
General will confirm commute the stntcnct. Nrs.
Arm. ntera Immediately her hIsband ben, brought
In, o tor Havana, 10 suprlcae the Captain General
c spare his life she kindly trccivod bat could rot
obtain any Letore she got back, the tri, had
minated Most Tconie Of opinion that Armentara
others will be executed, aud the others unier
fcLtence 81 dsath eanished few days viii probably
decide. n HIS terminated this Outrageous act OF
fuily which l think. elbows very conclrsyey that
~emng majority of the Inhabitants in favor Of
the government and seriously trust that trsuq quity
v ia prevail fer long time 10 come
The above quotation Is from letter Of highly
FIectabc gcLilen aud for many yes-a RESIDENT
pi-rc6ap ucgus, the south eide OF Cuba
(eb,u ioriy miles from Trinidad, 70 friend In this
CITY. dated 18th instant.