The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-27
TIE THREATENED CUBA INVASION.
Arrest oi tho Alleged CoNplrators In New York.
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CONSDC1lslA ExCTfMEJT n THN CAMP.
DEFEAT OF THE MARAUDERS.
The Presidents Proclamation.
Very LATE FROM THE ISLAND or crs
Continuation or tho Kxcitemens.
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At an early hour yesterday ME- Talimsdse tho United
States Marshal assisted by his Efficient deputies Mesrs
Tallmadge Thompson, Brown, Rakiclewitz and Walsh,
were buay Engaged In the Of plans OBJECT
she arrest Of tho alleged Of the Cuban expo
diton tho facts Of which have previouy alluded
but in order 10 obtain the information as
whom tho parties said to be engaged in this enter
psc, IL WA found expedient to adopt method by which
AZ could t. nscertantd with certainty and in order to
effect that object, Deputy Rakcewits disguised himself
az ono Of tho emgran Germans and proceeded South
hmboy, and there mingled among tho men who were
conSrceaed in that vicinity ready for the embarkation
On convrrsing in German with thee men tho officer
toon asc*rtained the f certain persons in New
York. who were aid TO be the leading parties the
tempaat.d invasion.
Accordingly five Of these were taken by an inv-
tation given by tho officer. and onv ycd before Mr.
Nelson, the United states Commssiontr before whom
certain afavts preferred and w.rrauts issued for
the following named persons -
John J.. 0Sullivan (son-in-law Of DR. J. Kearney
hosersJ v liiam T. Rogers Jun. (nephew OF the said
ps Rogers Captain Lcwiz captain of tho steamboat
SleoPars and formerly captain II the Creole the
fner expedition Major Louis schlesinxer one Of tho
Hungarian patriots DR. Daniel II Burtnett an old resi-
dent Of this city; Pedro ssnchez Spaniard OF soms
note In this vicinity All these persons were arrested
during the day and evening, the lat bens made
"SOSs sVocoun. Inc charge Alrged against them, In
substance set forth In the warrant Of arrest read M
follows: That the above named psrt les did by them
Selves aud IN conjunetion with oihers the city Of
New York in the Southern Dstr, II New York did pro-
Vide and prepare the means for military expedition or
entefr to be carried from tho said United States,
sssinse the territory dominion Of her Majesty the
Queen Spain, with whom tho said United States are at
peace and more particularly against the Iand Of Cuba
An the possession of such territory dominion Of the
queen q Spain nsforesadcontrary &, the contract of
@he 9TH section OF the neutrality of tho Goth Arr
Isls' Tho parties above named as arrested,
were at once conveyed before tho Marshal where
shey were detained, aud Commissioner Nelson
sent ior 70 adjudieste the matter but after
Ssit4nS Tor scme two three hours messenger re-
turned saying that the Commissioner could not be
round messenger was then despatched for Commits
sioncr Bridsham, who forthwith attended The charg.
was then presented before him BY Mr. Rvsrts the Di
,rct Attorney and tho prisoners held to bail each
a the sum Of $1,000 to the charge court Dr.
Rogers who had been sent for then entered into the
required bonds for the appearance OF NJ 0suvan aud
bis nephew Vim. T Rogers; and - sr. Freeman became
epart in the custody OF the Deputy Harshd until Non
srJ; and Captain Lewis and Major schlssing,r were
committed TO jail In default Of bail During the day the
Aarshal applied for detachment ~ marines to take
charge a the stea mboat Cleopatra Commad Ssters
forthwith granted tho request drtachmsn Mt was for
-srded and tho vessel il under their charge lying
~ the foot OF North Moore street