The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-25
Sailing of the Aorthern Light.

THE DEPUTY MARSHALS ON BOARD, BUT ONLY ONE
ALLEGED F1LIBUSTER ARRESTED-THE PROPELLER
on THE DOCK-A " STERN PARENT" AND YOUNG
HOPEFUL.
In consequence of the that aaoat in the
city for days past in reference to armed bands that
were about TO engrate to Nicaragua, large crowd
sembed at pier No. North river, yesterday, TO If
any of the alleged fbusters about to sail in the
Northern Light and to enjoy the fun if any occurred
The pier denely crowded. and much excitement and
interest manifested until the vessel cleared the slip
and had passed the ship that lay outside to
stop her in the commAndant sgnazed by the
United States Marshal.
During the day the District Attorney Mr.. McKeon,
ceved Information that persons from Bergen New Jer
sey ana other places who had for some time past been
drilling with view to more perfect military organi-
za.ion, to sail in the Northern Light and made
arrangements to arrest them In they made their
pearance The United States Marshal and all his depu
ordered board at the hour Of sailing; and
TO the stoppage Of the vessel the Advance Cap
tain Crossen anchored ouside the slip and the cut
ter Washington Capt Faunce lay below towards Cover
nor's Island.
At 2h O'Clock the Assistant District Attorney, Mr..
Joschissen and the United States Marshal Mr. Hliard
bu. found nothing to justify their suspicious AT this
time great interest manifested by the crowd the
wharf and sundry mysterious hints given to the
number OF libusters on board There much shout
ing cheering and buste but the whole. great good
humor prevailed little before o'clock, the Advance
moved slowly up to the end OF the pier with the ntenon
apparently OF stopping the Northern Light at which the
the Of those board heightened ysby and their
friends til dock INDUCED in sundry pleasantres at
their expense. SAY, Jem,n shouted one ''rough,n
$50 acres of lands' The Individual addresses could
not see the joke, but looked quite indignant 1T the
outrage on MS individual sovereignty.
Soon after three O'Clock 1t noticed that the
Northern Light casting loose from her moorngs,
when the excitement the dock visiby increased il
was supposed the Advance would show fight and rush
took place to the end Of the pier to witness the
combat But off sped the vessel, amid the vehement
cheers of the crowd on the Dock any attempt
made to prevent her. the vessels outside
sgnaized TO let her pass all right on board
Among the passengers on board were Hon. Geo. r.
Mems Soft shel General Committee Chas. W. Weber,
the author, and Lieut. Farnham, of Cuban notodety
appearance of the passengers much superior to those
who went by the two previous steamers.
Several young fellows were taken of the vessel who
weIe without tickets and one was arrested who had
ticket complaint OF his father who alleged that, to
the best Of his knowledge and belief his intended to
Join the armies of General Walker. The boy, who was
nu eighteen year Of age was yery at what he
deemed the undue severity of his father and announced
his intention OF going to Nicaragua some time other
.'anyhown He brought to the District Attorney
Office where he examined BY Mr. Joacn ussen, fol
lows
Mr. J.-Weu, young gentleman VIVA. were you going
to Nicaragua for
BOY-For fun, sir.
Mr.. J.-wel, who gave you q ticket to 60 for fun
Boy-A man whose name don't intend 70 tell.
Mr. J.-Where did you get its
BoY (hesitatng)-At Two's truck house, in the ave-
nue., where drop IN sometimes, TO see the boys.
Mr. J.-have you the ticket nowt
Boy No; gave it to a whose name don't know,
but have heard bim called Dam gave 1t after was
Mr. j. Ito the father)-You can have your choice to
take this boy home by giving $500 ball. or you can send
aim to the ombs for the night or he can go home with
the officer.
FArn1-I think he had better go homs with the
officer.
BoY-No, won't. I'll either go home with the old
else III go to the Tombs.
Mr. livery we'll.
The young hopeful was thereupon taken 70 the City
prison. He will be further examined this morning.
The following the names Of the passengers by the
Northern Light =
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Mrs Mr. istSss We Mrs s.!las'ins sope and
Sssa and rsT AIsp se and s Mrs Lewis
tan. canses wife and child Burchard Tracy Web
AID s and sss wis hA1s LssRler s%an
ssss Mr. ssd w SS Ssss @ hss
M css SSa c ss.s an
MIS- Gaiieris Roberts ana wife, Avery BSrne', y:
s md s dfsn S Tssns SsA FsssE
S ssrs 5SSeS sS's sssn %ass1
Ackernan N " Alderman, w squres and wife, 9 W
Jackson Duffy Haman, VIM Bidder and wife Mrs Con
nee, Bartlett Briggs Geo Normsa and chid sc g
boy, Smith and wife Car stems, wife and five children.
Smith, wife and Ave children, Miss Amsdan, Wallace
Miss Gallagher. Mrs Deningan Curtise, Miss Caroline
Durden hawkls. sles and brother ThSs FORBES and
mao, Carroll VIM Smith, Snyder l. suideaa, J Achn:
Duclos, Smith, Price, Wells II Davenport, W n
GA Runnels, g Ward Bowton, Fisher Andsrssn A. s
Anderson q W Storm 1, Jones, M Burton, w Il Tho.
mas G Rinsgold Emery, John Hsrris, AB Watson,
wilson, Vim Lowe, Geo Lamb, John White, Ccrdel;
Beardsey X Brown, Anderson. Jcba Brown, " aawk
Ds John Miller Pendergrass, John Barbour, Hagger
" Donovan Il Brouebam, II Donnely, L Donnely Es
worth Bslen, A hawk, Hawk. Q Hearn, A Cauheld
N Csulhed, ! W llans McDermot, Ward 1horp, J
W Thorp, q Fox Cummings, A. Cleveland, Demitt q
Putnam. Lye, Bean d Barry, Cox, Mr. @htehcad,
Cbase, Chase X Cox Hanion, Pratt q Brown
Cask, Iynch IA Coon ynch, A McCarroD, Mrs Eu
| sels aud .ntAn-and otaers Ia The eeeIags.
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