The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-23
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.
PnnanrLrlil. Nav -, 49,

PHILaDELrhiA. May =, 1891.
a Patieai Ttmpest Brerns-.fnOtaer Yacht Rsoe-Dtr
mined 10 Be McsTioS-Tke Saaken Steamboat, &C.
Every day brings something new and the excitement
o, present. made by the preparations for grand
ZIP this evening against Collector Lewis for certain
preston used in letter, which his political opponents
In the Wing family have distorted to apply the
mechanics and working men, when it only aimed at
the persons who brought the charges of maeaancc in
once since dismissed scene OF confusion antic
pated IA the friends well the opponents of the col
tector viii be present OF the meeting
The regatta Of yesterday has walked up those interested
Anf another to of for $500 aside the 5h
OF July next. between the Protector and a new boat
eiding by Mr. Abertson Of kensinson TO be called the
George Broom. The race is to be from the city to
Cape Henlopen and back nearly 200 miles
young girl aged fifteen. away with her beau from
fhe city Before the pair could complete their
ents for the wedding the father # the girl after
her He made complaint before an alderman, and a
warrant was issued Tor her arrest she being under age
In the meantime her beau seduee1 by his love for
ardent spirits, and being overcome arrested and
cent TO prison The girl hearing this AM being deter
mined to bauk her father, patched up another match
with the groomsman Of her intended all was married
before he got the drunk Soon after aa .rIasc.
the bride was arrested on the origin a.nt a her
father, and has been placed with .s Until he
The wreck OF the Ohio is to b, .eI ..g means Of
empty CASKS, be placed ii II. .,ctiouM dock
for repairs. No additional bodie- ..rn found.
TpE CunAS Exrrpfrfosisrs Is FiosIp, -The Tsla.
hassce Sentinel Of The 18th instant states that the
that pace nsYc returned 10
their homes with the intelligence that the invasion Of
Cuba had been indefinitely postponed, and that Lopez
had hurried On rest 10 stop the in that quar-
ter The causes Assigned for Abandoning the expedition
were the arrest and detention by the government
steamer belonging 10 the expedition WITH 500 volun
teers on board and the unciy arrival of govern
men, armed steamers, of the bar Of the St Johns The
steamer in question undoubtedly the Cleopatra de-
FAMED in the harbr II New York AMI the 500 invaders
dwirdle, by the newspaper reports. down some
800 men mostly iurgarians and Germans. The number
a espeditonists from Georgia aud Florida who 10
have Eendezyoussd - the mouth of the sslila did
NON all appearance reach COO and have yet
the hFst indication = any cooperative movements in the
West Had the expedition sailed II does appear pro-
tabc tlst it, numbers would have much exceeded those
which landed al Cardenas and had these bold adv
rers escaped the dangers of capture from Of the
merous vessels which guard the Cuba and the
sti more imminent dangers of the seas" rotten DID
river steamboat unfit for the voyage the bowl which
carried the vise Of Gotham. their history would
have been closed up ~ helpless and hopeless
They Fureiy are In luck. and may congratulate them
selves that the fates have especial o. them in
view e s1se future expedition under better auspices
when they shall have hung Lopez for granddaughter All
these vent into this expedition under the most posi-
tive assurance that from four FIVE thousand had
been enrolled Ia Il, and that that number would be
landed well appointed and proysoned from armed
@, steamers Let them invest gate the matter
and zee how fsr they have been entraUpei by false
organizations from this Central Junts aud look out in
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