Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-09-03
LATEST CUBAN NEWS.


an0ther party Of Patriots ascajtins her arrtvaf.
NEW YoRK, August 26.
The steamship Florida has arrived, with Savannah
dates to Saturday. She reports that the Pampero
was in Dolly Sound, SO miles below Savannah, and
would arrive at Savannah Saturday night, where
a large number were waiting to embark for Cuba.
1.-THE Pampero, it will be remembered, carried out
Lopez and his men,
The New York papers Of Tuesday morning con-
tain additional extracts from Havannah letters,
and We extract the following from the Herald:
HAVANA, August IL, 1851.
Il omitted giving you account of the Pizarro,
and the inhuman treatment Of the pilot and engineer
The pilot, in taking her into Bahia Honda, happened
to get her aground, at the entrance Of the harbor AS
as she struck, the commander, or the officer in
command of the troops, drew his sword and split the
pilots head open at one brow, and report says, kill
ed him instantly.
In endeavorng to back the vessel off, some part of
the engine gave out. The engineer was Immediately
put under arrest, and it is believed here that he has
been shot. The ship is wreck, there came
heavy blow, and report says she has biged.
The Almendares is in this morning, but have not
been able to get any further news from the seat of
war;
The CAPTURE OF LOPEZ. The N. Y. Journal of
Commerce learns from private letter written to
that. previous to his capture. Lopez was wounded,
having sustained the loss of an arm by shot. We
have yet be assured, however, that Lopez has been
captured at all. The Journals story is not confirm
ed in any quarter. 1t is extremely improbable that
the Governor Of Cuba would nave made any secret of
event well calculated, the capture of Lopez
would have been discourage the efforts Of the
tOnists.
Photographed for the Baltimore Sun.
Anothcr Cubun Meeting IN Nsw York-Great
Excitement, dc.
NEW YoRK. August 26th. Another tremendous
gathering of the Cuban sympathsers was held in the
Park to night. Al least 10000 persons were pres
ent. Edward B!ockman presided, and the meeting
was addressed by Enoch Cam, Thomas N. Carr,
Capt. Rynders and others. The language of Il
previous evening, and consequence the mob were
raised to the highest state of enthusiasm Banners,
with bloody notices distributed among the crowd
and every used to increase the feeling of resent
ment against the Cuban authorities.
Cheers, screams and groans heard on all
sides, and the latter especially predominated, when
the Courier, Express, and Tribune papers were al
lent harangue, begged the listeners to do nothing
rashy, and especially deprecated the attempt to mo-
lest the Spanish Consul, had been threatened.
" His Office, said he, is at 1l9 Leonard street, but
dou't, my friends, do anything unlawful
After his speech, the sympathisers formed pro-
cession, headed by band of music, and proceeded
up Broadway in the direction Of Leonard street, hoot
ing, yelling, and threatening vengeance. The Span
sh Consul kept out of the way, understanding that
coat of and feathers had been prepared for him.
In consequence of threats directed against La Chroni
Ca the Spanish paper, extra police force of 300
had been stationed there.
New YoRK, August 26-103, P. NJ. At present,
all is quiet, and there indications of violence.
The mob has dispersed.