The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-09
Ofty Intelligence.
THE CUBAN EXPEDITION.

THE CUBAN EXPEDITION.
Al far appearance goes, the expedition from this
country to Cuba Sierra Msdre or wherever its dest
nation was. 10 knocked in the head. We have been
told that it Is not yet dead; 1t only sleeps And
tanly there IT, or wss will and for such
enterprise, nothing to prevent IL. the IDEA
Of its being stopped by so marines with the District
Attorney at their head is too ludsrous for refutston
II would seem that want Of money has attributed
the Of the failure, failure 1t be. On Friday
evening" for instance, twenty young men applied 70
the First ward station for nights lodging, having
been turned out of their boarding house for Of
prompt payment. They said they belonged to the
Cuban expedition, and were Of Captain Tom pkin's
company In the way the steamboat Sea Gull, 1t
is stated not paid for, which tho Of her
detention at Staten leland for the last week her
not being willing to let her go to till the cash
10 his pocket. The consequences that the United
States District Attorney had abundance OF time to
make the seizure Of the vessel and the arms aod
muption sha contained IL Ia said he has undertaken
give security that she shall not be engaged In any
illegal enterprise and that further proceedings
hsr s 90 tSs head Of Chspry srsc. vss onv
paid for in part her owner. Mr. Wood having re-
ceived twelve thousand dollars on account She had
board 100 900 ratone This vessel Twas bought by
the United States government at the commencement
of the Mexican during which she was used ~ a
tran port At the close of the che sold again.
and has been since rsunipg packet to the Texan
ports She has been here during the for repairs
The statement that the Florida has been seized Is
not exactly correct 1t true that some Of the subor
ddaes Of the United States District Attorney and ~
the United States Marshal. have been on hoard and
lowering about the vessel but they have not sesd her
what led to suspicion that she Ia mounted with
four brass but these she has carried for the last
year together with ammunition. 1t is quite custo
mary for merchant vessels to do She has carriages
and ports like q Of She has been during that
time, regular packet between Chagrss and New Or
leans She is now advertised for the trade between
New Yolk and Chagres and as may be seen BY adyer'
tisement will be in the North River to-morrow probs-
.tnfW ov ctp tai
Chagres She IL to sail In about ten DAYS Another
ground of suspicion that she has rskish look:
cause the srreanc OF the authorities in her
was that she has been lying at Corlear's Hook but
having been struck by lightning at Hstteras on her
sst voyage As an instance Of the snorace OF tina OIL
sSs is nos propeller though she once was "a, She is
rigged as bark. aud right good sntter she ap-
pears to be Her owner. Mr. B-Shaw effected three
insurapces upon her yesterday Of $4,000 each In all
$4,000 In Wall street. We supposed the District At
torpey wild goose chsse' in respect to some
Of the suspected vessels.
An AWFUL VIsIrATIos-Charles Sweeuy, of the
officers in attendance the Superior Court fell
down in 1T about O'Clock yesterday IN the Supe-
rior Court Chamber There no one present ut the
time but Mr. Justice Sandford who Immediately came
to bs assistance After having placed him against the
matters were then procured from the keepers room;
and by the help OF Of the officers who had arrived
he placed in the most comfortable and easy p,s
ton the nature Of the case would admit OF Judge
Sanford next caused physician 10 he sent FOR who
shortly afterwards came. examined him. aud applied
remedies with view to relieve him and gave 1t
as his opinion that attack Of paralysis that
Of hs sides struck and that he feared conyes
ton of the brain had set in After living for about
three quarters OF an hour in the chamber. hs
moved in . carriage to his residence. Mr. S~eeny Is
man about go years Of age and man OF very iu habit
Of body he has been for 20 ths Sc
venth Ward Police.
THE HENRY Clay NOT TOTALLY CoSsuMED.-Yester-
& n; IN Ss s s % s
Clay, by means Of the steam pumps when It vas sscer.
tanned that the Ore did not communicate With her hold
all and that the -four aud rosin there we're
only damaged by water IL Ii stated that she will
be certainly built on again.
The DuycHEArs IN SIxrrEyrH Ars THIsrY-SsvEvrH
SrREETs-These nuisances have ,eu partly removed,
and are partly In progress of removal The whole OF
the manure has been removed from Sixteenth street.
considerable portion has boen removed from Thirty
seventh street; and vigorously the load
ing their boats that Mr. Rogers, the contractor
ployed by the City Inspector to tsis
states he canust get chance to get In his boats ani
carts. The principal owners are Messrs Philips and
Tar WrArurR-There IL q considerable fall In the
Temperature for the last week The average IL only
1927. Yesterday: at o'clock, the thermomet"r stool
Of only r. The air Is brscng, and most chosrA
svpprw ILLxss-Mrs Burke, having two small
children with her attacked With ats Ia Broad wsy,
Fourth street about O'Clock on Friday night shs
brought the station house aud the ,rning
sufficiently restored to be able to 60 to her house.
CASE OF IrsArrrr Suey, having her little dsugh'
tiers with her was found about ~ o'clock on Friday
night by Ocsr Ferris Of the Fifth district wandering
tho street In state OF insanity She Vas brought
to the station house. where she remsned oil nsht Her
friends sent for, but she refused to with thsu
Fir-Mr Priest, Of " East 10th street fell Ga
A. In the Bo~sry between and 10 o'clock. rridAy
morning He vas conducted BY Ofncsr Clohsrty to
segsr store in the Bowrry. when the oflcer
DIR Kes who came an assisted Mr. Priest, that no
recovered, and was sent home In q carriage.
Fousplrso At twelve O'Clock on Friday night an in
FAINT child found BY oaccr Clark. in front Of tn.
house OF Mr. Thomas Cole Ne Rutgers street.
Fousp A lot OF vet clothes supposed to be stolen
vas found behind the coal box OF Henry Decker, Ma
rion street They brought to the station house
OF the 14th district, by Oficer Hustler.
Police Intelligence.