The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GOOD To PHILIP MEYERS,
EMIGRANT PASSAGE


Five Of these brought this city ani
before Mr. Nelson of the United States cornmi on-
who took the necessary testimony in the case on
which the warrant Of issued charging viola.
ion Of the neutrality act Of ISIS and the following
names inserted in the warrant John l.. 0'suiyan,
VIM. T. Rogers, Captain Lewis Major Louis sehesingcr,
Dr. Daniel H. Burtnctt and Pedro Sanches This war.
rant was placed in the hands Of Deputy Marshals
Brown. Rskclowiiz and Walsh, on Saturday morning
who forthwith proceeded make the Some were
taken nj the French Cafe Ia Warren street others at the
Pacific hotel and others In Courtandt street The par
ties when arrested exhibited perfect nonchaiance ani
appeared to feel rather honored by the accusation
than d, graded wm. I Rogers jr. who l. young man
and but lately returned from California arrested in
couraudt street The prisoner when under arrest re-
questsd Dir. Brown 20 go with him TO lion. Dudley :
Gregory, the late Mayor of Jersey City, ami formerly
member Of Congress, whcsn Mr. Rogers said would
20 his bail. The officer acceded to his request
and, with the prisoner, visited Mr. Gregory II
was not convenient, at that time, for Mr. Gregory
come 70 New York; but instead letter written by
that gentleman directed to Marshal Tallmadge setting
forth the character and connections OF the prisoner aud
concluded by stating that he would become responsible
for the appearance Of the prisoner at any time the Mar
fhal should designate ON Monday The Marshs did not
deem II hs duty, in the present stage Of the affair to
aeccde TO the request, without bail being entered.
Dir osGllvsn i literary parsonage, and consider
ably known Ia the democratic ranks having been editor
of the Dsmooaie Rerier. lie l. prominent In the barn
burner free soil portion of the party In this State
and, we believe, was likewise connected with paper
called The Daily hors published years since Ia this
city; also ct Washington. Mr. osulyan has been en-.
gagged In political pursuits lie one or the par
ties subjected 60 prosecution at New Orcan with Gene
raj Quitman and others for being concerned In the FOR
mor expedition. which prosecution vas abandoned by
the government Captain Lewis 4. known much better
South than Ia this portion 81 the country having
mand, the Creole on her invading expedition. year
ago Major Shlesinger has hscu.in this country
thing year and l. known 10 he q the Hun
esria patriots fueces. Hc appear, q be a of
education ihrpwj. sud intelligent exhibiting deter
mined csst ~ ccunicuancc. Dr Burtnett IL very we'll
known IN thi. city aud formerly kept drug store al
thc corner OF 81. Mark place and Third cvenuc.
Dir rurnett gives bis explanation and connection In
the matter sud produces written contract between
hrisc ana sthcsingcr Ia which nurtnct aerccs ship
20 frtm tbs city Aad 80 from South Amhoy, New
Jcrty and place then board vessel In the lower
lay. The ta be- provided csen with ticket.
a. above rprcsentcl aud 10 he conveyed beard In
steamboat tenders Dor this service. Mr. Burtaett
ceivcd 20 rvseiye. $500 Ia oil probability the
money paid she steamboats, engaged; but as
the expedition was Intercepted tho cmbarSatson did not
take Place.
Pedro Sanchez 4 spaniarA Of rcplc,l appearance,
and IA believed TO be Il The capitalists in the c,n.
ecrn Prom ih pcrsonsse tSe following polite note "a
received by as last evening correcting the name an
giving his right name, kncroby receiving the honoi
which he dscuts i due t. himself ths occasio2 II i
elegantly written on ese note payer. tastcfay orna
mtuied with bouqu,s q coorcd aowcrs 81 she top
riW .puor or 1ur urRuo.