The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-19
THE CENTRAL AMERICAN EXPEDITION
DESIGNS OF THE FILLIBusrERs -GrN
CoEcHA's PRocLAMATIoN-REvn, - -, At
HAVANA -esoLA IA

me CENTRAL AMERICAN EXPEDITIoN
DESIGNS OF THE FILLIBusrERs GEN
noscHA's PRoCLAMATION.-REvoLTAT Ar
HAVANA.
" ssnineton letter, published In the New yoy,
ao, says there lnowjremains but li,,le ao,h,
car destination of the so called Central Ameri.
wr,,sr u1on' IT ever it gets aaoat, IL Cuba. The
which v,,, os'es the following intelligence
"n,en VIII be read withHnterest.
secrs, sranment here Is faithfullv ,dv,.od of,he
in New OrIesns ). now actively making headwav
Nor.h 80 .si, 10 join an exped;tior frn.. ~
Nortn, and which are alreadv .rn ouIuon from the
nlee 'nousand we'll drilled feht,pn ,no ~ humoer m
are seventeen places of meeting in .nd ,asn Lnere
onsnoa ~. orleans, that are daily and nish.,,
Ihey assume various names the be.,ar 1onvsits to M
purpose as the ""Hungarian Clubn nEnar N
tninas,a Central American supporters "a no ~
rlous others, and, before persons are admttsJ ,he
-. ue ooject 10 them is made known under oath. and
'neg become enlisted for the Cuban expedition
You ask, how has this information been got st
VIII 'eh you Gen Concha has long suspected
.ef,aih wealthy traders. Spanish subjects residipp
III III Cuoa oil encouraging an attack upon the island
, lneir movements have been closely watched their
letters nave been intercepted which have confirm.
ed their guilt in many instances Tbev were 70.
p'iou W ~ the Governor, the handwriting and
slsnature initiated; and In this way before the
.licA vas discovered, Concha was enabled to DOS
SIS nimseif OF many important particulars or
nnneS vi leaders, probable numbers of men relied
upon and amount of means AT the disnosaI of the
auier'can ttttbnsteros all of which but for this
osscoVery' might have remained unknown until
Ler .ns expedition had entered upon it's mission
ia;s e Iaces were, through the Spanish embassy
ald before the President some three or four weeks
enabling him to give greater atten Ion to the
eh'. al american expedition and at the same time
1I1:p silent the important information received
haan .n .ne exception OF Marcy, it appears to have
'een kept purposely from the Cabinet
Inc correspondence also alleges that Secretary
marcy, with considerable shrewdness, cot posses
ion OF the secrets of the movement during his ir-
serView with Col Kinney, at the State Department
Id January and that George Law, who it is said, is
mucn interested in the secrets of the Cuban en-.
fprise as the warmest of its advocates saw dam
gers ahead In Murcy's reply to Col. Kinney. 1t is
iurtner rumored, that the command of the vessels
engaged for this enterprise is to be offered to
AiVarado Hunter.
As quite appropriate to this subject, we add DOR.
'on OF the proclamation issued by Gen. Conchs. in
which, after referring to the arrests already made h.
SPEAKS OF the expected expedition from the United
States, as follows:
l., tne expedition should arrive it will be prompt
ried on against the foreign adyenturers vitbont
put the authors of the expedition beins known,
tne me OF the Union, it is to be hoped will
tempt In that territory in violation of what is mos
sacred the tranquility of nations by bands of advsn
firhn wnich remind US of the times of the ancient
mn sMliDusteis But in the last the governmentbas
Iui conflde ence because it not only counts on the
in troops and vessels of war but has
hsbitants will take part with it with tbs .a ame IA
thusssn as in 1851, and will repeI by themselves
recsaed uor WITH % oPpIobIium to their cause have
warfare" '''o Vi "su'iui
The telegraph brings US the following important
information go t'-'
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. l6.-Advices from Havana
flnar del Rio, and the Island was in great eYc;ts
ment and confusion Numerous arrests had besn
MADE ana bodies of troops moving in ali direc
SCHOOL EXCITEMENT IN CINCrNNArI-We men
TONED some days since that considerable excite
ment existed In Cincinnati with regard to the &C.
tlon OF Miss Newhall, teacher, and a native of
South Caroline, in excluding colored boy from
her school. The Cincinnati Gazette of Tuesday
states that the matter wss laid before the scboo,
Board subsequently,, and that Miss Newhall. after
an exciting debate, was sustained In the course she
had pursued. The boy, who called himself quad
room, was expelled from the school, the Board
deeming that colored schools were provided for
those tinged with negro blood
OCEAN MAIL SERVICE i'm the House of Repre.
sentatives on Friday, the amendment of Mr.. Olds to
the mail steamer bill, appropriatiug ss4s 900 to E.
~ Collins for transporting mails from New York
to Liverpool and back, on condition that he and
his associates shall build another steamship and
have it ready for service In two years after the
passage of the act and, if failing to do so by neg
iect, they shall transport the mails free of CHARGE
from the expiration of the two years, until said
steamship shall be completed, was agreed to, and
the bill reported to the House.
DEATH OF Col. FRANCIS X. HuGFa.-The
Charleston Standard announces the sudden death
of Col. Francis X. Huger of that CITY, He attained
to the age of more than eighty years, and had held
distinguished positions In the social and military
history of our country and an effort In his early
life to hberate the veDerated Marquis Lafayett
from imprisonment at Olmutz In Austria, has
placed his name among those which are cherished
In the hearts of the American people.
The KINNEY EXPEDITION ashington rumor
affrms that this expedition has not been given up,
and Col Kinney starts for Nicaragua In few days
The New York Tribune asserts positively that the
expedition has been sold out to the Cuban Ilibus.
tiers, and that the Central America destination i.
only held up as blind
THE MILITIA.-The States of Pennsylvania
New York, and Massachusetts,, show as follow.
with regard to their citizen soldiery:
Uniformed Militia. Unorganjzed
Pennsylvanta, 1868 100000
New York, 20 600 not stated.
Massachusetts, 1925 135 243
RE-sIuPMENT OF FOREIGN PAUPERs.--The Mayor
OF New York has notified the Belgian consul of bis
determination to return to their own country the
Belgian paupers and convicts recently landed st
that port. He calls upon the Consul to send them
back at the expense of his government.
VALENTINES Cupid experiences all the disad'
vantages of the tishtnes5 In the money market. IL
10 estimated that mol more than one fifth the usual
number Of Valentines were distributed IN New
York this year. -
SHOCKING DEATH An inquest was held In New
York, last week, upon the body Of a man named
WILLIAMS. who fell into vat of boiling sugar the