The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-05-03
MEASURES TO SUPPRESS THE IN
NASION.

4 he spanish Minister ha> had lUn~ inter
view with the President. ia reference. Ia the.
mc'iitat"i attack up"n Cuba. The >crrcta-
rc> at War and the NAVY were. sent Tor an,!
remained during the interview
In addition Ia Instructions givcn Ia the l.
nited States Mar>hal> and other officers. the.
ships "t the HON" squadron have hcrn order
c'i {" cruise IN such way a. Ia render any
attempt I" reach Cuba almost If not wholly
impossible The >aranar i at Pensacola.
and the Germantown l. al Havana. Tn. Al
han,y Will al 80 hc at the latter por, by the I>t
of Nav
The Government has received official in
formation that large numbers of men have. as
>"mhicd at various southern points far th,.
purpose at cmharkin. on an invasion against
Cuir. Several Hungarian refugees. lately
arrived here. are said To hr among the num-
ter. The revenue cutter fancy has been
ordered L. rrIn>c about New York BAY. and
intercept any movements that NAV l,c on
foot
The steam trigatc >u>qurhannah. CAPTAIN
AuIick. l. ordered L. tc IN readiness L. frrls-
trate the expedition.
Com. >tltrr, OF Brooklyn Navy Yar,l. has
Perceived a despatch from Secretary Graham
authorizing HIM tn act under th,. instructions
OF the collector OF the port EVERYTHING i
ready 1t the Navy Iari IN ease OF emerson
~
A>t' >PICIOJ> VESSEL IN CUSTODY.
Tn" steamer Cleopatra, supposed to l. EN-
ri"v'd toy th">" concerned IN fh. Projected!
Cuban expedition. and BOW IN the. ,.i,>r.aIv
"t the mitcd States Marshal In New York
was formerly an accommodation boat on Lone
Island >"und. plying between New York and
Norwich. She had "m hoard three hundred
tons Of coal. Her forward cabin was filled
with casks OF water and her after cabins with
barrels Of pro, i>ion>, There were no other
Indications "t her icin" fitted uut for a ma
raudln" expedition. >h,. i a vessel ui >,.y,.,,
humir'-'! tons. and about fourteen wears old.
y writer IN tie New York Courier. who .i>-
tied her. SAYS tia; She l. in all rc,r,rt> AN
lii-l"okIn- craft. bat far from f,rmi,lal,lr.-
The rebound of GUN fired from her would
shake her whole frame and probably Shattcr
her upper works The portion Of her wood
work. visible, WAS IN no condition Ia breast
IN" heavy seas. the engine MAS out of order.
and there WAS three feet uf water In her hold
here l. this much at suspicion alont her
that no merchant would hr likely la SHIN
goods IN her. and that none iut ,l,>nrrat,.
men. reckless Of their lives would Nrn,ur,.
on Ion" r"a>tlng or ocean Norar,. IN her
II Is SAID that the prospect of vessel .rn;n,
out Ia Cuiia- has drawn into the rri"hhorhnnI
"t tn" per where she Lies. a large l.n,iv of
needy adrrnturcr>- Ii Stems from the. h,a-
w weight OF the stores AMI fuel OF: l,,ari.tla,
the vessel has become quite lcakv. and i
therefore c,Idrnt.y um>caw"rthy
The New York Herald OF saturday SAYS
The public excitement respecting the con
t"mplat''d expedition about lo embark a.ain>,
Cut,a. which sci the city in comnotion tar
the last tx" or three DAYS. has con>i.lrra!l,
subsidized Tie decided step taken hy Mr.
lailnad%e. tine energetic Marshal. aided by
his efficient aids and deputies. completely
routed the invaders and. no ,lnulr. has d.
fca'e'! the maraulcr> for some tim,. ,n come
y >l""p was hired AT -" a iav. Ia hold her
self IN readiness al south Amhov. where. She
was LIVING at the dock. ready. at thu. owen
signal. (" convey the men on lsnarl i SHIN =
waltln" them, intended for the expedition
On Thursday evening the Marshal of that dis
trict seized this sl"op. and conveyed her Ia
l'crth Ami'"v. there Ia await further a,lyir,
he men who Were c"n"rr@atcd ON the dock.
hndIn~ their chances ia hc in doubtful con-
iitl"n. have dispersed themselves I'm yariouS
directions Some loo. or more. came. mn tn
tins city "n that evening. hv the stcaml,oa,
John Potter
ARREST OF INVADERS.
NEw YORK. April 2..-.Iohn O'Sulliran.
Son-in-law of DIR. kearncv Rogers. VIM. +.
Rogers. .'r.. Capt. Lewis of the steamer Gle
oratra. formerly Captain of the Creole. Mai.
Louis Srhle>in%er, one of the Hungarian pat
riots. DIR. Samuel III. Burnett.an old resident
of this city. and Pedro Sanrhe>. a Spaniarl.
were arrested Yesterday and last evening,
charged with being concerned in the cxpcdi- /
ton fitting ont here AGAINST Cul,a. The charge
alleged against them is in substance As SET
forth IN the warrant OF arrest. reading AS fol- .
lows:
hat the abovc-named parties did them
selves. and IN conjunction with others of the
clty OF New York, in the Southern District
Of New York. procure ndpreparc the means
lof a military expedition or enterprise To he
carried on from the said United States a
!alnSt the territory or dominion of Her Ma
Jcsty the Queen of Spain. with whom the
'"'u hlfcd States are at peace, and more
AGAINST L. I l,,l = Il.