The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-25

TIE rLrrRN or 1iiE UNITED STATES MARSHAL AND
his FoEcr-SElzrRE OF ONE oF TIE VESSELS
INTERESTING PARTICULARS.
In reference to the article published in yesterday
ngs edition cfthe Herald respecting the anticipated
tempt organize Cuban expedi lion would state
that II intended to have been Kept still but never.
theles FAXED cut and to the knowledge Of our
reporters. The 4. : Marshal and his force Of deputy
marshss and police ofhcer~ returned the city at
O'Clock yesterday morning In the steamer Jacob Dell;
clue TO the vessel obtained The revenue cater
WI manned and left down the bay TO keep eye
all suspicious looking vessels on an outward p,s-
ssgs.
At first when the Whispered around that an
otbr secret expedition the tapis inclined
to believe II only hoax but nov nearly salts
fed that there was something than mere ru-
NOR
II seems that on Tuesday morning lat, Mr Tauadrc
the United States Marshal received private infor nation
that The steamer Cleopatra which had lately been sold
purchased by certain parties for $1,000 had been
rystt,d chartered cor Southern por New Or
leans Cavcstou but In fact she alleged to be en-
ployed IN expedition against the Island Of cuba On
The receipt II ih. intelligence a messenger vas des-
patched to Washington for instructions and 4 cabinet
meeting held the ut hich that the Marshal
h. directed proceed forth With all due in
BIZ power to prevent the sailing of the expedition In oon
foimity with tie sth section Il the neutrality law
Accordingly the Marshsl applied 70 the comms ndng
cfc,r al The Navy Yard for auxiliary force Ills re-
quest refused the ground ha, special in-tru
lions 70 thst eject had beer received However the
Mayor ard Chief Il Police volunteered the aid i, twenty
polio, mem and with these the Marsha aided by his own
.cl,m deputies proceeded az 70 the performance
u III duty II expected that the steamer Ccopatr.
had gone down the bay and to anchor In the lower
bay and there receive toord the sxped,ionit VIII,
10 w. brought from the jersey shore In steamboat
tender. A. stated yesterday the seaml,oa, Jacob
Re vas snerged ~ the Marshal Who took Ia tow the
revenue cutter Morris, to aid in the enforcement Of
tho law.
Tho cutter achorcd In the ilorse sho hay outside
Sandy TIouk light and the jacob Bell cru.cd abou; the
hay In s,srh q the steamer - any other yss, believed
70 be sngnRcd In the expedition against Cuta During
the night .cnsatlon created The Mar.hal called
III. rccs together and they all booked viii eager eyes
a. the appearance u large steam,r which dropped -
chor ~ tho lower bay and Immediately run 10 : signal
flag she va u first believed a. ~ the antisin,tod
hip but. nearer view. shc va discovered
to - the Ohio, from Chagrcs Nevertheless. H. was
BEARDED, and found to be al right so.u amer ths a
email sicrnbtat AZ clnss known n. tender. r,s her
appearance in the bay, seemingly On or excursion Of
oiscryation 90 see II the coast clear and ready for
tie departure Of the enterprise Afer passing around
~ respectful distance she et 20 blue light evidently
signal then dIarisd and wa coon ont II sight The
naria towards daylight lelt tho cutter anchored in
the lower hey on the look out eud proceeded hack 4,
Tho city. arriving about Eve o'clock
On ls return. Il ascsftsincd That tbs e,A,mer
Cleopatra lying At the dob. fot cf North uS.re
stt,,t. and Deputy Marshals Brown Eariai.uitz an.
Wal b. preceded beard the boot ani mad, martial
examination She wes found to n f.,v IT. -. havipr
uoy Lasty csf.o On board e,ua ne asta7.0tiy AZ
p.3r'. ns. eoal. &c. but 10 muni.r II var vsf. dis
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