New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-05

s ,e,,lt from awaiting the severe On res9laton'
vo1r EJcenency should prefer - sell them az p1o.
ic auction, or IN any other manner thatmay oeheN'
the State.
The contents Of TIE foregoing paragraph hayiog
decided on the cases - the vessels seized Al
Cottov. the Auditor proceeds TO the iO'syt"o
p.ueDgers found in them, Low subject to the
same proceedings whose names are as iouo"'i
Fdulfd r Davis John Finch. VIM; PsEion, DAVIS
F-.er smith james NJ GJwEn, John " Wln'sf, Jonn
G1I, ton a. NJ Armstrong, william snlIh W @
I.rt, Fo'ser Jof Q cratn, Lew Brown, Alex
.ndsr Nj Ter Wiiitm Stevens NAllAn LaAe' ANS
Marin Henry smi hn E', yo'9e Giex
,Lcer sue y, joseph Reed, b mgIe, r,S ~
PAI William Holland James DSnse ssbsn 40.
vetsroE JohH L. Carer, Allen Clsi D. JShss oI o.
TO-, WAlsm L. Hardy, John s.n ktsoT &C.. I a
Mskewi James Tap.ey, }. ~ heDhn'e+ " H.
The frst seventeen left New Orleans on the
Georgisra the following eighteen on the saian
Loud ard the remaining seven on the steamer
Creole or these only A. B. Moore has openly
cor fe1 SCI bis participation IN the enterprise, Ou'
il is necessary for your Exoehency 70 eeuoI'e
the pAr9on expressly accorded TO Moore 10 the
name Of Her Nsiesty, without entering into any
further discussion relative 70 it in this place.
Whether the declaration o. the forty'one re-
msinirg passepgers be true o. false, either BY the
iIves,le alton, or by military proceedings or by
carving them arbitrarily before tribunal Wnere
more extended evidence could be oo:alned iFom
them. il is indubitsbe that nothing could be ex-
trscted from them which would disprove their as
,ertior,. and show that only fear Of the conse
quences Of the crimes that were TO De perPe'rated
at CardenaE or the incap Lcty OF the steamer ~
hold them, detained them at Contoy. The evident
s1d'undoubted act is that they remained a. many
Leagues lr m oar coasts 1t appearing also lf0n
the documents marked y, ID and u taAt tney
had brought accusations OF deception against 10
peg: that they were disgusted among the eNpe-
dictionaries and in a word that the leader, Lopez,
put the Georgsna at the disposition Of all the dis
contented PARTIES OF the expedition In order that
they might return to New Orleans. The moral
certainty Of thing is not enough for Judge
Without Ofiense against common sense, and &C
cordiDg to all the rules Of reason It may be sup
posed that on the enlistment Of these men In the
United States they must have known, or sney
could very well have inferred, tina. tne OBJECT Of
the expedition WAS not la--suI or permissible,
when they We,S taken away in secret, and were
one "a reward which did not seem c)mmsn
burate with any enterprise not involving grave
perils The greater part OF these passengers
know how T. write; the avidity with which tns
North American people read the newspapers is
veil Known, and It is notorious that Eng be ore
the departure Of the expedition To-, project was
,poken Of, particularly IN the principal towns OF
The South, where the create. part OF these people
were recruited. Notwithstanding all this is no
better than induction, having more or less founda-
ton so that in the persuasion that nothing can go
beyond the inv eBtgaton or process UeToal, tue Al
ditor considers that strict justice should role In the
cases Of the prisoners and that they should be put
at liberty
The report then recommends that the prisoners
be Lot allowed to 60 at large en- the Island OF Cuba
and that the Government provide means for their
transportation to the United States, and that the
money and private property of each prisoner be
restored also that they be prohibited from retarn.
ing to Cuba or Porto Rico under penalty Of sery.
ing two years on the public works.
The report concludes as follows:
Arrnrding TO what has been said above the YES
sells, with AL their apput nances' and the seP.ur'
ed arms and provisions, should be conhscated 10
the benefit Of The State, with which duty the Ca.
bsllero Fiscal should be charged, in order that it
may be executed in the shortes. time possible Tor
JUDICIAL process.
The former Captain ofthe Susan Loud, and three
sailors " no went 70 Csrdenss on the Creole, are
by the order Of the Captain General given on the
lgth Nav last declared OutlaHed on this account
the description Of those individuals Will be taken
according to the ship-rolls in order that the law
be com piled with.
The undersigned purPosely abstain from o6ser
ystout or statements OF any kind concerning huias
Bersop. Captain oft-e GeOrgians bis pilot, Jose
A Graf D. and he sailors belonging ~ the same
vessel. Nathan Dawson Robert j. Burdy, James
Morrir, or concerning the pilot Of the susan Loud,
TtomaI q Hale, sud the sailors OF the same, Jas
Stewart, Daniel Blair, John Hamer, aud Andrew
Jmkhauz As to the proceedings relative 10 Is en-
son. Grafton, ard Hale, they should proceed &C
cordng the form prescribed In the roy al order OF
January g, 1890 The case will, therefore, again
devolye on the Cabsllero Fiscal, as soon ss ne
- Evfaled Uhfh directed the
foretoing, the sailors being detained until further
orders
Tosum NJ, in view Of all that has been said, the
Sudtor desires your ExCeltDcy to declare; Isl
legal as founded on art. Co. rat. >, TIT OF the
Ordthah-ds de Ia Armdia Of 1898, the detention
st Couioy oil the bark Georgians and the brig Su
san Loud by the most excellent Com nandant zen
trtl Of the station and bis naval forces after ne had
ope ned and perused the correspondence OF the pi
rates, according 70 the pOS ers conceded by her Ma
iesty in such cases In the royal order OF 1903 %
! that ia view OF the iudubi,aby unlawful employ
meIt Of Isid vessels detained at Contoy proved tc
have carried men arms, munitions, and provlslOnI
/ 'cr the puRtica expedition Of Lopez, they be De
clare confscsted, with a their appurtenances, io
the benefit Of the State 3 that the pro;eedng'
fesust the forty two prisoners already named, Dc
coLhrmfd d, they being liberated for tue reasons Al
ready ,.atec-the most excellent Seniors the Cap
tain General Of the Island, and the Comm liant
GtLklh OF bthhohs DStA6 PiC'iOAs'y er'NN-
truine the particulars 4lh, that the descriP
tons Of Capt. Pendtton and three sailors wiz
vert on the Creo TO CArdeuss, be remiued TO The
Captain General 5th, and lastly, that the procei
be given to the Cabsllero Fiscal IN order that pro
cetdinst may be continued against the above name
Benson, Grafton. and Hale. the sailors before men
toned being detained. Your EXcellency, without
doubt will decide as ca may deem proper.
BAyANl July 10, 1850
After this follows an order for the execution o
the above, sieued by Jose Antonio Nieto
Hob HANDID OUTAGE - TE1As-LYNcH
LAW By U. 5. TROOPS On Monday evening Isl
instant, party Of U. S. SOLDIERS left their camp
near Fredtricksburgh, and marched into town
no0pted and fully armed. They Immediately sur
rourded the store beone Jag u Messrs e J. COoG
Co Of this city, abo, having placed strong guards
in every direction, TO prevent the approach Of any
OF the citizens OF the town, proceeded and broke