The New York herald., 1850-06-29
Oar New Orleans Correspondence.


Oar New Orleans Correspondence.
NEw ORLEANS, June II, 1850
The hrasion Of Cu5a-Persons concerned in it, Gorernor
Johrson-.9!jutGnf General Roviey- General .4ugus-
Gn-Generai Quitmaa-TAe Legal Proceedings, &c, &c.
The State authorities are, In the matter Of the inv
sion of Cuba, very deeply engaged. There strong
sufpiciops, which have not come out In print that
Governor johnson Is not free from the charge Of
aiding and abettng this inrscon Of laws Of 1878
II this thing out there will be the devil to pay
They have already got the Adjutsnt General Ro wley
and General Augustin, the commander Of the legion
into the mire and II they do not stop probing, they
will perhaps find almost every prominent oicai per-
sonsgs in the State. The Delta Ia in bad box also
sgur has been proved TO have been the chief head
aud front OF the offending he having signed the
the bond first, and made the proposition to Major
the State 90 there Z the incest kettle Of ah Of which
TO make chowder that these courts have for
VII Spx and bring
OF criminals.
IL IL supposed that the case will be presented 10 the
grand jury Tomorrow for their action II they and
true bill suppose the District Attorney will cndea-
vor TO push thingsnt once TO verdict ! cansot Tor
eviasns. eating stronger, and should not be asto
nished Loper Is SAVED by the merest aud
then Cuba IL ground stnl 10 the dust, under q
despotic government and her chans rse.ua w peo-
pie who boast Of the freedom of their institutions
vhose Destination OF Independence says thst all
created with certain inaliensbe rights, among
which are life liberty, and the pursuit Of happiness
There Is what some men would call writing for Bun
comb, Ell! SO much for Cuba.
ApprrrosAL rpoa rur wRrck ov rns STEAMBOAT Gsw-
Thirty additional bodies recovered yester-
day. Piteen by the Wreck Master. In Lake cou. ty,
and fifteen by }. w Fitch, Bsq, aud others In this
county. German woman, aged about 30; do, do. 20,
Mr. Marshall, Of Toedo-goli watch ring, and eighty
eight dollars In money found on his persos; German
belt; woman. badly burnt; Rnslish woman' ssed "a
German woman Irish woman--gold ear rings, cross,
and s2e gold piece, aud ten IS do. found In belt
Irishman-NG O. NJ. marked on under shirt; Irish boy,
eyed Is frcnehman AGED ~, belonging 10 the Gsrds
Nationai.-a number q papers In his wallet child l)s
keeper was buried temporarily In the sand but viii b.,
brought up to day by tho ODD Fellows for ntsrmsnt
An English lady buried by her husband at will
loughby. He IL The only OF his family. An
English lady who brought ashore in state OF
great exhaustion, died at the residence Of Mr. Wood
thising strangers fIer husband and six children
| drowned. An American lady, with dark brown hair,
n ass w'n linen I'M rh S S goa r
upon the LETT three rings marked the inside,
! W. w. from W. d: NJ. and L., 9th March. 1880.
lady 40 years old dressed In German style worsted
dress and black worsted stockings Money. seventeen
franc pieces I'm cloth belt An Englishmau, 25
plaid vor,ted vtst aud cotton shirt Hair auburn In
arsd calico bag we're some keys and ten cents Ger
man 80 years old dress psy socks corduroy pants,
Catholic prayer book and t~o purses containing 81 81
A body, supposed 70 be middle aged German, very
blue calico jacket Pound ON his person some Ger
man papers and a large snun boz. A body middle
sire about Is years old-smsil black leather purse,
containing three franc pieces one spanish dollar
half dollars and 20 cents In change body. supposed
TO b. thai Of EngshmaD about 30 years Old thc 4
set and short OF the other bodies have descrip
ton. Letters addressed follows found ycstsr-
dsy;-Pblip sehn.ll, 81 Louis, No John Mueller,
Bellcvieu, near 81 Louis; Peter walker shosmaker
In 81. Louis Mo; Benedict znaegi, Psmbrook, Gene
see county, MY.
Upto ten O'Clock this morning nine more boiic.
! Iav m uf ri.x and
day, being found from tvo to Ave miles above spot
where the wreck lies Wes this morning the note
book OF John Ham Northey, Of Fackbern Farm,
Brdgerule, Uolsworthy Devon, England In it
was letter IRON his mother, full Of forebodings and
alp directing where his friends could be written In
Gaze of accident Mr.. Northey sailed from Ply
mouth In the ship John, for Ne~ York aud bad pas
sage receipt dated March 27th-CepsisnS (OAis H,r.
aid. june q
The bodies Of six females we're found on Sunday,
about four miles from shore. For the following de-
scriptions we are indebted 10 ofncer Gallagher Who
with Mr.. stockiey snd others found the botiss;-As
American lady supposed ts be from 2 10 40 ycars Of
age; dress green merino, slippers No. 4 Elizabeth
Ciark-sbout 10 years old; dark auburn hair. black
merino dress; ahandkerchief -as found with her with
tho LORDS prayer upon the edges An gnglish LADY,
supposed 20 be ~ Years old dress Hight cstco cae-
mise Married C.P coarse stoes; s12 OF si3 found
upon her person An English chiid sbout years old
hair brown; black bombasine dress; spotted purple
apron 0ermsn girl 10 Go ~ years old; dark dress;
chcmise markedly An English lady about IS years
! old DARK calico dres cbemise marked n. W; upon
the middle nnher Of the right hand gold ring; her
person knife pair Of risvess sovereign aud pair
ef earrings Mr. Herbert Of the st. oeorges s5cisty
has the property. We are under obii gstions to Mr.
found W. believe that up TO last evening two hun
dred ssd twenty bodies In ALL have been recovered
Yesterday, brother and sister aged n aud ~ we're
recovered Rom the wreck They proved 20 be t~o OF
q residence the Mosele, for q hon amonx stran-