Cuban Expedition At Cardenas and Aftermath
The report details the Cuban expedition near Cardenas with troops from Mississippi Kentucky and Louisiana. The Creole steamer and the Pizarro clash with Spanish forces. several troops are killed or captured, and plans to land elsewhere fail. The article notes broader speculation on a second, better equipped expedition funded by Cuban natives and residents, possibly unaffiliated with U.S. government.
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Tas Ehoun
Havana
Key Went
Pizarra
Key West
Lieut
Pizarro
Companien of
Grenadiere
Amado
Yecatan
Lopez
Chagren
Rs Tarry
Munsee
Cgcorpines
Cardenas
Cuba
Key Wert
Miasiawippi
Kentucky
Louisiana
Revolt rumors and Cuban crisis loom over Gulf events
The Falcon reports rumors of Laperix’s raid on Cardinas and a plundered custom house, with followers aboard the Creole. Commentators doubt revolts and warn that alien adventurers may misrepresent republican aims, while American detachments on a dangerous coast face risk if plans fail and neutrality remains fragile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre Delia
Cuiu
Laperix
Anil
Cardenas
Lape
Elmno
Lopes
Cuba
Havana
Lopez
Gulf
Chagres
Proclamations of El Conde de Alcoy and Cuban Plan
The item discusses two proclamations of El Conde de Alcoy, one an address to citizens and the other a martial law decree detailing penalties for aiding the enemy. It includes a sketch of Narciso Lopez’s Cuban expedition, its leader’s career, and contemporary opinions on Cuban invasion and U.S. reactions. It notes Cuban politics, Spain’s Cuba policy, and speculation on Cuba’s future, with references to related U.S. naval figures and recent local headlines.
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N.O
Delia
el Conde de Alcoy
Cola
Cita
Jawa
Mexico
United States
General Lopes
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Narcino Lope
Venezuela
South America
Carraceas
Nareisa
Valencia
Bere
Bolivar
Lopez
Mansacre
Spain
Hemneargents
San Fernando
Cot. Lopez
Cubay
Carlitat
Loepee
Madrid
Valdez
Cuba
National Guard
Christina
Lopes
Espartero
Eapartero
Seville
Cortes
Havana
Central
The
Union
Cirena
CIA
Univ
Eac
Serex
Fareyor
Unie
Viner
Mr Sole
Yulee
Vnk
Merton
Cate
Henley
Clemens
Cleme Ots
Senate
Dickison
Jericho
Mr. Clemens
Free Soilers
Num
Me. McLernand
House
Asin
Halifax
Atlantic
Enoland
Lavoe
Mottand
Bate
Seine
Martinus
Fraser
Paris
Rovesia
Siderwil
Resny
Weeny
Prater
York
Partantinor
Hongarkins
Hongarkins, and Ad Sire To Be Near the Scene of Wetion
New York
James Madi
Pandora
Paradise
The Mestico and Creek Indian disturbances tale ends
Fragmentary recounting of a diary style narrative about Creek Indian disturbances, colonial figures, and entwined plots features Atherton and Laura amid political commentaries on Congress, the Alamo, and Civil War era tensions. The prose trails through historical commentary, court actions, and debates in a stream of 19th century political theatre.
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Columbus
Tada Niiden
Atherton
Cox Wilis
Himwell
Laura
Alamo
Galveston
Wari
Peatleays Conmaiely
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N. S. Tribune
Simon Pere
Washington
Laepee
Worth
Quitmnan
Cuna
C. Horton
Horton
Orany
Journal May al
Americas
Aare
Columbus Enquirer
Lumertus
Crin
Senator Elmore
Charleston
Exone
S.C
Washington City
Calhoun
South Caraelina
Elmore
South Carolina
Tewan
Nashville
Tenneaee Neembly
Grantin
South
Photearhoy
Sitgle
Congress
Georgia
Convenortion
Naual
Arenaspen
George W. Evans
Martin
Martha Stevens
Alee Toned Gusty Af Thavelaghter
Riba Tae
Hilt
Mahslaughter
Yeats
Herman Ene
Derriett
Seyret
Chaileaton
Chalten
Juwen
John
Terry
Panny
Cub EL Moir
Lee County
Heeeron
Dawson
Berrien
Moser
Toombs
Stephens
Qwen
Wellborn
Cabel
Fla
Ulilliard
Alu
Conghee
Savannah
Julia Sullivan
Joan Newtonn Marvitt
Methodiut Episcopal Church
Mobile
San Francisco
Californi
J Boring
Miewica
A.M. Wynn
JM. Boring
Boring
S.J. Doiring
Mies A. Boring
M.C. Wean
Methodist Conference
St. Louis
Miget
Columbia
Don Barly
Anderson
Winns O. Summers
Sabbaus Seledune
Rod
My Lee
Wightoran Welor
Destville Chistat
S. de Tecthey
Voy
Leon
Mary Mette
Penge
Bayer
Deteg
Verine Beytier
Pallentae
Irene
Uae
Wis
U. S
O'Elck
P.M
Niel
Henry Williams
U.S
Charlton
Gaulden
Nicoll
Lowe
Chon
Acto Crogreseat
Bern
Ponce
U. Sales
Elbet
Leverance
Livni
Evrieth
Phelps
Green
R. 1
Dayton
N. J
Fales
Del
Mason
Turney
Tenn
Cruss
Mich
Corwin
Ohio
Baldwin
Conn
Demeon
Benton
Rusk
Texna
Hanlin
Meine
Webster
Mas Dickenson
N.Y. Sur
Penn
Davis
Miss, Bright
Ind
Duedge
Cincinnati
Robb
Crescent City
Cha
California
Jack Hays
Texas
Ntanuaty
Sacramento
Bache
Henwayee
Trinidad Bay
Leston
Taland
Paseo Athe Chiwat
Getta
Dave
Ty Moses i
Starden
A. Quives Writ
Joe Ell
Teorge Stewart
Calera
James
Levis
Lanote
Liibute of
Permnet
Oom Cire Lisat
Arins
Kexzamis Sertoy
Alex. C. Morton
Joel T. Scorn
Willis M. Reeves
Council
Cucwen
Cuamarn
Connell
Parpoant
Taner
al. Grimes
Munn
Andrews
Ursquhart
Shorter
Warren
Ald
Robinson
Stewart
Lowther
Dill
Bruks
Wynne
Aldurines
D Griffin
Fay
Shell
Grimes
Punienet
D. Griffin
Aslepteid
Jusige Sturgis
Conneilet Columbus
Volcunteers
Ald. Gemers
Cone & Tract
GreepWort
Cannel
Meier Crucis
Co. HS. Smith & Co
Sungein
Greent
Front Street
Gennte
Hota
Couneil
Howe
Appo Warten
Board of Tealth
Spivey
Treell
Mo Tngerell
Calvin Stranch
Ruse, Patten, & Brice
Corvmans Corton Marxer
Temlen
Inet
Conao
John E. Bacon
Danforth & Nagel
Coon House
Colombus
Tle
Boston
Clayton & Wilkins
Jane
Jamestown
Cudertalere
Theophilus
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