New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12

" 'U 'hs coA tfe Dill was n lxfiy for repairs 30
fansned-paio oy Mr.. O'Suliivan. who claimed TO %
the o~bsI during the tiae the repairs IN
pfef'ss ttisk Mr. OS. never ooS 70 our
WofEs sa* MI. PTtIfsid AMI Capt. Wilson there
"a q them DAILY she wa. some two or thrse weeks,
unce19. fg the repairs Nessrs. Pl.tfsit aad VIII
scu. :nie kne was repairing, ursei haste Capt
rths 10 saso as soon as he got her 70 Newor,eauss
tsrfs we're pAnee there ready To advance IN oney 10
pay MN Tor another steam poat which ne had pur-
chssea fne was within about 81 hours OF compile
Eon waen Tie Marshal arrested her, that is TIE en-
CINE &C.
Paul Uidr1de orn--Ts a native of Hungary,
near Rasb. between Bulow and Presbursh was a
soldier In my native country. infantry and en-
glleeflns corps | served In the revolution under
tens Es'ernazy. G0rsey and kapxa. aud served a.
tne nese OF Conein. came to this country about
yesrs ago with Gov. Uihszy's party remained
SCOUT moths, then went TO Cincinnati, and to
New Cnes was AZ latter place IN March aud April
1881 kneS Gen. Lopez in New Orleans also Ma
JoT schelsiIger vas introduced to Mr.. OSairvan
mere oy Its Lopez II was later part OF Jan or be-
ginning OF Feb 81. knew Schleisengsr before thar;
saw Schiefsnger, O'sulivan and Lopez together |
ihink n was IN the beginning OF Feb. 1851 there
were also present General Gonzales, Joseph Leya,
ana Anotner gentleman whose name do not recol-
ieet; zen Lopez commenced the conversation BY
say ing the ladies' OF Havana had sent him box OF
Jexeny to paironize the expedition; MIR. Ch,rrice
asseo Lopez how many fortsthey had in the Island
o. Cuoa, and also asked how many men they had Ia
TIE garrison Lopez went to HE library and took
map out, In four pieces, and showed us the forts
Schiehinger then asked him what Kind of uniform
shall We have Lopez replied. a red jacket and black
military cap, with caacos he sho we'd us the words
lying III the corner Of the ro0m about so IN NUM- GER
ss,o tbey were too heavy for infantry he said that
he ~eeld form cavalry from the Hunsarians and
that he had 800 or 400 Hasgarians for cavalry he
would be sure to take the island.
Mr.. Cutting ssksd II GEN l. said he would take
the island win the cavalry aud the witness replied
yes.
asked hi On to show me the place where We were
to land, but he wond lot t;en Gen. L. commenced
speaking i'll Spanish with Mr. OSullivan had
been speaking before that In French, some Of when
witness understands Lopez said taa, We (the Hln-
garians) would secure new Fatherland in Cuoa
Scheispger was present, saw MIN several times Ne
fore that lived al that time In the same house with
aim at New Orleans; Gen. Lopez had house In the
Fourth Municipality.
The District Attorney then asked the witness II
Gen. Lopez, Major Schleisingsr, and the others
gagged witness to DO anything
The question was objected to on various grounds
Messfs. Hall and Hoffman insisted that the .ess-
mony is proper.
Deciiion reserved
Adjourned to this forenoon
AT the last meeting (39th SESSION. ofthe
Industrial Congress, new Delegates were received
from the Free Association" Social Reform We.
rein "Wiliichs Freichor" or &c ermanJ Association
of Young Men.
The following resolution OF Mr.. Croly, on the
Maine Liquor Law, was taken up, and discussed by
Messre White, Kingsley and others, In the mega
tive-Messrs. CToly, Sherman, West, and others
supporting the affirmative and without taking the
question, the Congress Adjourned
Whereas A proposition before State Legisla
restrict AID abolish the liquor traffic and ras-e1S,
traffic emneny psrncious TO all classes Of society
bat especs y 10 woik gmen because the poverty.
paupensm and crime resulting from fall heaviest spcn
th.m and raereas the manifest duty Of Government
to restrict and eIinsalsh every source OF evil 10 our
midst Therefore,
Resoled That We the Industrial Congress of this City.
hail with pleasure the eOr now beiss made to suppress
the sale of Intoxicating drinks aud would cordially
recemu end tho law commonly known Is the Name Lii
quor Law to Legislators As being the best csicuaed
TO secure that end.
During the debate, Mr.. Kingsley moved to take
the question. Mr.. A. G. Levy moved to postpone
four weeks. Lost motion of Mr.. Kingsley to
Indefinitely postpone was killed BY motion to ad
journ.
- The Pastors Conference, (Baptist,)
met On MONDAY, the 7th inst, the following is the
report of baptisms for the month
Sixth ST. Church, 10 Olive Branch, Is FRS. Mar
iner's, l. Twelfth-st Church, 10 Slxseen.h-ss
Church, 4 Cannon-st Church, II, Lsight ST. Church
81 First, Willismsourg,3 Second, do, 2 Frst,
Staten Island, 4; Tabernacle Church, p Berean
Church, > First German Church, A Yonkers, 3;
Hoboken, s; Norfolk st. Cnurcn, II strong-pace,
Brooklyn Olwer-st. Church, 3 First Church,
Newly York, l. sw-Rochslie,2 2. Total, 2o7
On Wednesday afternoon a fishing
craft Of about Is tuns burden seen to discharge
rather suspicious cargo at the foot of Tweniyfrst
SER Officer kimmersley, of the Eighteenth
Ward, was informed OF the circumstance, and
went on board and arrested Harmon Dolin, the
master of the craft. The other persons connect
ed with the boat, seeing the officer approaching,
effected their escape The Captain when taken INTO
custody, appeared TO be very much excited, anu, nm
SAID, Offered brioe to be lie. oil The vessel was
then searched by the Police, who found tao rice
tierces containing the dead bodies OF woman and
three mel, PACKED IL rice halls. They appeared 10
have been de ad but fe ~ days One Of the tlercss
was marked &C. Newton, Worcester. Mass, via Nor
wich and Worce ster Railroad" the other was
marked f" J. French Woodstock, W., via New-Hs
ven aud Connecticut Railroad, Sullivan and Vermont
Central Railroad In the boat the officers also found
twelve shrouds similar to those used for ths bsdss
of persons burled on Randal's Island. While these
disc0y eYies were being made, carman named Euas
L. Cain drove up Win ms cart ana looked some
what surprised at seeing the boat surrounded by a
large number of persons who seemed disposed TO
lyIch the Deuons who had dls!uroed the resting
% ace OF tie dead. tie also was arrested and on bs.
IN Ia Ken TO the S.atl0n-nOuse stated shat ne had
CONVEYED four llerces from the craft to the New
Haven Railroad depot messenger was a. once dis.
PATCHED TO the depot who on his return, stated tina.
he was told BY person attached to the Railroad
that no such freight mad been left there. The car
man was then locked up. Tine boat, containing
the four remaining bodies, was taken to the foot OF
Tsepiy sixth st where the teTces were landed and
taken TO the oead-house. The Coroner was then
sent for to investigate the matter, but owing TO
inye site alton 10 this morning at O'Clock. ln the
me aptne Capt DoolIn and Elias Cam, the car
man. we're confined ID prison at Jefferson Market
Shortly before the surprise Of the bodysteaers oAe
OF their number said TO be a very respectable doctor,
was discovered IN the boat engaged IN marking the
terces. This gentleman was arrested yesterday by
a citizen ard taken TO the Eighteenth Ward station
house He gave his name as Joseph Rivers, butths
Ia believed 10 be false name. Capt Whigham OF
the Eighteenth Ward said he was acquainted with
him. but refused TO tell his name The Coroner Will
1lxt inv thoroughly.
it's 70 be hoped that the perpetrators OF this NEST
srrrnyated outrage will be brought to justice and
made 10 feel the weight of the lay.
The Jury impanneled by the Coroner
to hold an iIques, on the body of Wm: kelter, who
va. shot on Sunday night, commenced theH iaoofs
y,s,erjsy morning Several witnesses were exam
med Edward Dennis, the late employer OF the de-
ceased. testified to having been present wasn me
vounded man as tas Ell home, and 70 having heard
NJ L.owerTe say that the gun with Which ne was
eta- 81 Ii nth hlIle-.