The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-10
The Late Cuban RxgcslttSon.

TRIP THE UNITED STATES REVENUE cUrTHR
TAnRY, IN SEARCH OF TIE CUBAN INVADERS.
Our readers that when the government -
washingcn fully satisfied that the libusteros hsA
determined upon engaging in another expedition, de-
tined for tho shores a Cuba, with view Of landing
thereon, and enectpg, if possible revolution Of that
island and the overthrow Of the Spanish Cover nmenk
the administration adopted stringent measures to sup
press the expedonsts nd prevent any violation Of ths
neutrality laws the part Of citizens Among
other measures which Mr.. Fillmore and his Csbnee
adopted the sending Of the cutter Taney
search the rivers inlet and harbors the
coast Of Georgia for the purpose Of aresng and hand
ing to the United States authorities large
Der Of expeditioniss who according to information
eeiy.d at Washington had concentrated in that quar-
ter Capt Randolph commander Of the Taney received
= telegraphc communication from Washington, ths
twenty yffth Of April last, directing him to prepare 70
proceed TO sen hours notice. Capt Randolph and
his cheers, with eommendabls Dispatch proce.d.d 10
fulfil the orders " the government aud used the short
by o'clock the day they had their
board and respect ready FOR They goe
course to savannah the pos, 70 whiss sSoy wer. or
! ed, at which place they arrived on the thirA oe
May stou, three O'Clock in the afternoon Captain
the Collector of the port, under whose dir ction
the Tsney had been placed ey the governments
Official the Taney, with thu United States Marshal q
that district board left Savannah the day follow
the southwark and keep sharp lookout for the nli-
busteros In consequence Of information which had
been received concerning tho movements Of the exped
tonists II determined search the Of
the river Sata, In Georgia where IL said number
Of the Cuban expedtonists had cncamped The GUTTER
proceeded a. far a. waverey which IL the highest navi
gable point for vessel Of that class In the reported d.
recton Of tn. invaders which place Capt Randolph and
his ccers thoroughly searched and examined for the
purpose Of detecting and arresting the invad.r aad
seizing any munitions Of which they might have
accumulated at that point The search Was fruitless
this locality concerned but according
thsr information received BY Capt Randolph, sx
hundred men, principally from the southern states
encamped at place called Burnt Fort, Sasiiis
river when Capt X arrived at jefferson town he SAINT
An feer 10 Bsrnt W RI some thirty miles above Js,r
town, by Aad who returned and reported that ths
broken up and that they rcnde
At place called waverisy thirty i've miles the White
Oak creek, tributary Of the Satla. Capt. Randolph
dropped the Tsney down to the mouth Of White Oak
boats under charge Of iieutenants Mar
Marshai Pinney up the creek where They found so.s
sixty men encamped. They arrested Capt Cochaess
Leutensnts kolston and McBrooks but unAhho
TO take them down from waverisy in the boats,
owing to their incspssty for carrying 50 many msn-
sbs ,sam.a "a cSsrSs 'c comIsn,
der the command of Captain Cochagee. graduate q
West Point, Lieutenant kolston and Lieutenant No
BROOKS also graduates q West Point, all Of whom hAA
served In N Mexican At this point, the ofAo~ss
Of the leaders whom they handed so
Yates premise that they would return their hose
This they consented to DO and Mr. fnney the marshal
furnish.d them with reach Jefersontovn. o.
the evening Of the sth Captain Randolph lft his
ard Jehersontovn th- privates for ths
purpose q facilitating their passage to ssvsna.A -
which place he engaged TO taks them In the TAnsy
They dd not however fula their promise TO mes< hun
at hr time appointed 80 he got his vessel under v~y
oosr TO charge the privstes On the lotn ths
Tansy len the river; and the morning Of tho lth ths
United States Marshal with his prisoners including Dr.
Iluut.r and Mr. Macean- Of Macon. Georgia, embssksA
for savannah In the Steamer Magnolia Between ths
ossr. o ,hs fancy sssmisea tn. steamer w@ as.ssn.
board of which, u supposed there vas quAssy
| Of arms and ammunition seor.ted Nothing hcvvysr.
Of the Kind found They also boarded the rteAree
Alscea but with the same result. In consequenoe 0
infc nation that was received by the United senfes
Marshal Of the savannah district, the Ascca again
boarded but no shiug Of Suspicious character dis
she showed to proceed TO her de~sina
Zoe savannah. .hers al. arrived on the tvesy. arss
having IN the mssatps touched Al islanas and c<hsr
place.. whsreii was suppo,es 49,, ,hsr. mss. ne band
he NEXT day Captain Randolph With the fancy isN fn~
chseston south Carolina At whteh rtsce they arriveA
/ ON the tventy third On the txvssy 9Th they ieft
Charleston rx savannah to await any further ort~rs
from the Collector % the port Of Savannah at vhich
place they arrived the t~snrhfth Captain Randolph
sosght an interv,~w with the Collecor Who informed
him he did think any further n-cesy existed for
dot aiming Tansy this service, he had doabk
the invasion OF Cuba had been sccncsrss
By the energy aud ardor displayed ey the omc@rs and
srcs 81 The s or, p, sSs M.sss r.
the yes which they dbpayed In carrying out the orsA
81 the government Washington, aud intimatsd N
them that having fulfilled their Instructions, they mgAs
During voyage back the ofcers discover.ds sha
fr. apd nu edst.y boie up to her fcr the purpoc a
renaerlpa assistance A. as the raney ~hhis
haiinQ distance. Lieusenapts Martin and Bell went
beard In small boat, With view ~ not only saving thu
passengers but al the property they possibly
could N. of their not saving the ship nsef IN
boarding the burning vesse they dheovcred ut che wss
the Savannah Ian account of the Of which havo
alrcsd sdy given In columns and seeing thet im
possible save the ship they directed all their efforts to
rescue passengers and and fnuch yro-
pertJ a. they possibly could The prorsusy ~hch shsy
| thus saved amounted In value 10 cSnsideranls sam
which properly they delivered to the sgcs IN 81
yannah The Tansy left the Sd of June, ssa arrived
| In New York on the Tth, At half pas, tP "
We have thus given = succinct account % ,ne On',so
States revsnre cutter Tam In search % me
and We cannot elose II without refsrrns IN terms ~
oommepistIon 20 the neal Displayed ~ Capt kandcph
the srpv Arhouch the expedition vas ~ short dvrs
,ion n attended 9Th inoesaAnt lasoe
perseverance and toll and y vas performed vDh unooup