The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-06


was nearly unchanged The revenue Guitar washnetou
has however, been hauled OF from under the storm oe
the United ststss and sailed away after the Corw out
Of sight 70 that It 10 surmised the government win sosn
raise tie SIEGE The remaining Uaitsd States vsssss
look very gay from the PIERS with colors ayng the yo
nets OF the marines ON duty gstening in tho SUM- jolly
looking tars louDsipg about the deck, many Of them
fAbing the SIDE and tiny little boats plying around
In the meantime, everything is quite quiet on tas United
statsspo reinOrosments have been received but nys
terious looking glide board and thsn
disappear for moment among the untenanted cabins
and state rooms, and return down the gar gwsy
and 60 off, The 6re in the stove was sti kept mp. In
addition to the words No admttance which paint
ed the side Of the weasel 1t remarked yesterday
that the words "Bewars Of the dogn were added.
In chalk, one of the wheels - fact which
attracted much attention during the day, and one
which chronicle for the information Of the Cabinet
and Navy Department The long shoren Kinney sym.
pathisers in high gee at hearing Of the dearh Of
srog which prevailed amongst the besegsrs and hope it
may continue during the Of their naction and on
cd States maintain constant Communication with the
open districts OF avenues and whore plenty Of cheap
had 1t al hours Is is not stated whether iisut.n.nt
De Camp signaed in Napier fashion, when OIL the navy
yard for more cnoroform bat he did It would sesa
II his supply Of that iedatve like that Of 'od Char
ley" from the Baltic, would DO returned to
opened. mas meeting viii be held this afternoon
Of the United States, VIII express their opinions the
affair.
MECHANICS, TAKE NOTICE.
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The blockades Of Odesss and Cronstadt were raised
Petropauowski was not taken, there ath hopes
for Colonel Kinney Captain Graham. It will be- il u
the noW that and
Dundas, all failed lately, and that this year not
gardsds lucky one for either the name fame OF
We transfer the following letter from Captain Graham
to our columns:-
NEW York, June s, 1885,
To THE EDITOR THE EVENING POST
In generally correct report Of my remarks Of the
ploy es and Others board the Ocean Bird and tho
United States now subject to an annoying blockade,
expression R0me
apprehension in the public mind, and therefore beg
leave through your columns to set the matter right
should be allowed py the government to leave the har
The fact, however Is, personally have received NO
word to that effect from Washington On the contrary,
the letters 70 from members of the Cabinet in
swer to Inquiries have given me to understand that
the goverpms Mt nothing Objectionable in the expo
ditioD of Col Kinney, and referring to the District
Attorney. who had the subject in hand, Of left
to infer that entirely justified in permit
ting Col Kinney and his associates 70 charter my
Had understood that there existed any cause to re-
caro- the objects OF the expedition - unlawful, the
charter thouio have been cancelled and should have
United STATES winch have Incurred BY reason Of ny
own confidence in the Ia witness Of the enterprise.
forward and prove anything the inseutior
plans Of the proposed Nicaragua colonization contra
srs~sn sss%nssp sSs be- Wit sD is
employ ment.
win with the belief that the expedition u
what purpoIts to be, legitimate business undertak
ing creditsbls to its oreinasors, and auspici,us alike
Tor the interests OF country and of the country
proposed for settlement 60 far relates to latter
am assured in this conviction BY the fact that the
petition has the countenanco Of the most ned
patriotic and wealthy Ncsragusn citizens, who would
by no means assent to project threatening the
brow of their institutions, likely in auy way, to
hazard the security o, their lives and property.
The statement mace IN reply to my inquirers
that SANDY Hook pilot employed board the City OF
Boston, the Of the bloch aiding squad
told Mr. Croker that he had heard the orders Of
governm ut to the naval officers In charge OF the block
ade read 10 the captain OF that vessel that the purpor
Of them was that neither the OceaS Bird the United
States should ne ao~ed to leave the harbor and that
they PERSISTED they should be overhauled and brought
to the Navy Yard, else, fred into and sunk. Mr..
Croker the au hority for my statement, is member
Of the well snown firm OF Bell Or ,oker ship, jorers,
AZ Tenth street who are DOW employed in aiding to n
ish the Ocean Bird and have also been EMPLOYED In
fitting up the United States.
Under the circumstances existing befors the present
blockade, could not have spprehended any inter-
ference on the part OF the government nay was en-
titled 10 look to 1t for that protection which 1t Sta
DUTY to extend to every citizen engaged In iwfurcom
meree, ard cannot any longer submit without
STRANGE to an interruption OF my business detrmen-
tai to the ris hts and interests OF my mployes and
where made without the slightest allegation of
cause As the case stands the charterers refuse
opsy any portion Of the charter or the demurrage.
which amounts to City Thousand dollars until
the Iresebt rictons withdrs and when with
drawn they ready and willing to perform their part
Of the agree mept between MS.
Upon the fulflment of this agreement have de.
PENDED in order to meet sone oil the MANY i,atuns
incurred by duiiDg The past winter in building and
reftiDs tie steamships thus detained and in fitting
voyage to Nicaragua, have compelled to use q
portion OF the reaoy money laid by to those obi
gations.
To tucb condition ana reduced by the action of the
goveIpmeDt-aDd now should like to know the best
avenue 10 pursue to extrcate myself from this un.
pleasant pred.cament without loss. JOHN GRAHAM
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-THE KINNEY ExpE.
DEMONSTRATIONS FOR BENCH WARRANTS.
Before Hon Judge Belts.
JUNE 6.-The term vas opened this morning. Henry
L. Kinney and James w. Fabens indicted for setting on
foot an unlawful expedition 10 Nicaragua we're called
ous Lot appearing their recognizsnces 1000 each)
The District Attorney then applied for and obtained
bench warrants against both of the defendants.
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