The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-14

I.rvprsrrro vssm rns Rourp Islavo Errxprrrovr-r..
We have converr~d With . g.ntIsmao Of This city,
who bas just r.iurpss from rsscss las cod h gives
intsrestiDg news In reference 10 the
ara s.s fov, ~ ., .ns.mo.d nam ,s.a ,.I..S TS.,
exhibit no appearance. Of military organization, sut
ere ttpt under strict srrsnf'mrn,' for the prsssrva
ton OF ordsr They believed. no n o1mppe
. regiment under the command of col Whits. Of
ypesisp celebrity. Il. CD Bicoe. add Mai Hsrr,ss.
Fs.csrouis and be ipi.nsent aud pleasant
gentlemen The Oh. island ar 10 pps.ss-i.u 81
ssn'' of meo.y and 90 s,n sa.r s.pps.. 81 pro.ans
t-iDed ~ ob-ructns IN pro- airing suepss IN ssnss
qurnc- Of Commander Rsodoph's proclaim ssioo but
Nv. v.ss.l. an. AIn.,y M. yrr, the n ravlor IA.
Nypph aud the walter Witch which eissely invest
the island On Sunday . schooner arrived IRON New
ORLEANS laden with provisions and aneh~rsf q. the
wharf At Psscsgouls That night. Nior Hsrri-s vent
absrd and IN. schooner quietly ppei from an
ehor.se and ss.d for the end Of sas where
.he ~ss the b~arh inmediueiy che yes ,srded
by one hundred aud hfty men aud her taken
cut aud dnatsd. carried ashore Before N
trey ttmo,ed ho~ev.r the officers % the Nympn had
got notice 81 the movement, and sbost d.-ps,sh.d
the gone except nine barrel. bread basse
rfsutsr AVID bag ~ sonee rhsse the objects ~ zee
~-re o.mveilsd 90 submit Maj Hsrrias r-turnsd In
the boat aud passed the night the Nymph, beios
npon frispdiy terms 9th the commander rhts affair
erssssd scms considerable excitement at pssosR1ois
spd ON beard Geo Tsyiors squsdrnn. The g-esrti
teniinsent that the United states s1csra hal
lawful sushofity for in'srfsrins With tue persons
N. island &c they eve sps,n.d With coy 81 their
peacefu comm pnic.tlons 9Th the shore OF eth New
Orleans Coupsnder Randolph seems 70 have taken
this view himfsf aud 10 " convinced that h had
gene far io ~. pros'smsticn Cons-quso tiy, on
MONDAY morning. he sent Communication " the
elnnd ipfruins its c-cupants that hereafter h.. could
interfere with their proceedings furthsr than
prevent any armed departsr. In scips vessels from
The lsndthst they could BE- ale -~d receive sup
plies OF provisions bet not Ths conmaodsr has
very prcpsrly eone 10 the conclusion that he has no
suhority ~ do thss To prevent the a,tiog ont
end conveyance e an armed expedition - from the
United States. Little doubt " entertss-ds ct Pasca-
souls but that the object ~ this ssemhsre TO make
sn sttsck tbe leland Of ,uba In connection nth
similar srus6ss from other porte ~ tbe United States
But The officers and preserve the most prof uod
silence In reference their deeisps II Il believed
hstthe stesmship Fanny. nov ssire 6tet for seq at
s.v Orlesns. y Intended for this p-dition u
expected that sh~ -oula Be r-sdy fer ~ Wedses
d.y. Ito ssyD and this be her destiostssu. vn,sh,
bovev.r is communicated In the Ns~ Orl-aos p~esrs,
ne, hear ~ .oss'hins being soo- very soon Or
informant thinhs that " hssby proh~bs thst the
Fanny vii eou~ 70 Rousa Island take ths men. 90
Sssd sud quietly 60 On her vsy REJOICING sho~,d
any ~ IN of 81 tbs sspsditsa he apprsb~sAsa
they fully prepared 10 give any hall that nay ~
rsulrss BY Law Msssis ,-fis) Register, sspr n