The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-10

DEPARTURE OF TIE STAB OF TIE WEST.
The Star Of the West Captain Miner, sailed yesterday,
at p. H. from pier No North river with nearly 700
passengers board AMONG whom we're several Of the
arrested busters whose eccentric behavior has caused
trouble the United States government autho
rites in this CT ty.
There large assembage at the pier 10 witness the
departure and rather than the usual amount OF
shouting, swearing, cowdiug, crying and excitement
was nouged in the whole being agreeaby diversified by
an occasional s'rough and tumble" and Intellectual
attempt the part of enthusiastic gentleman TO-
drown himself by Jumping board the vessel after hal
left the Dock but unfortunately for his friends he
cseded only getting his hat overheard his corpus and
accompanying append being dragged deck BY the
unthinking seamen
There was United States Marshal board, but his
occupation gore, and the suspected fHbusters
walked the de ok trumphanty without the fear Of ths
District Attorney before their eyes, and with none to
hurt them or make them afraid.
Among the Nicarsguans board were Captain Byron
Cole, j. R. Male editor Of the Ell Nicaraguense, Mr. Will
liam Lyster and others the indicted They were seen
of by rumber Of tseir sympathizsrs and friends.
amorg whom Brigsdier General Hornsby, Of Mica
rsgua, now stopping in this city.
At quarter past three the signal given and the
lines cast Off when several eleventh hour ndvida
ais discovered shore in state Of great excite
ment and manifestirg . strong desire to attempt .
jump, although the probabilities were that they woul6
get unpleasant bath in tbs icy river for their palms.
One stout fellow however tried It, and actually cleared
ten feet and succeeded ia reaching the deck safely
Another afraid trust his legs tried his hands, and
after painfully swinging rope for some time In the
air. at length caught by the seamsn and landed on
deck, losing his hst in the struggle These scenes sx-
cited great interest among the crowd the dock and
the adventurous individuals vshemeny cheered
reaching the deck Of the is supposed that
nearly 800 of the passengers destined for Nicaragua
general thing they Of superior class to those
who sailed in the previous steamers Tho following is
list Of the passengers:
CHal. D Brsde y, E Kipgsaud, Grimes, Moore.
Mics Moore Misa Moore, Moore and LADY Jn0 BeaI
and lady, Mr. Tav or and lady, MIR Talman, Wagstaf and
lady, RF Davis, Van Loon. + Lame. Robert Crit
and lady, Wilcox, wilcox, Mrs Ferguson, W Trash.
Albert Browney, Capt Pe.tigTew Hurlburs Smith,
DuseI berry, o smith, e II Colby, Col Mooney. Mr.
Binninger Mrs Binnipger Jno Winans VIM Wilson Jno
vermot, Mss Brush Miss rne Mrs Wetheren jas
Murray, Plummer, Clark WagstaG, II Sebastian, q
" Cane MKeon. G schuidi, Mrs NJ Walker Walker.
sa.ow VIZ Piper And p lady npSp,sy An Ta
Scranton. Mr. Ferguson, Litehed Greasy, WI Sea-
son. Jesse School, Mrs Dixon Mrs Gilman, VIM Goss. Ba-
con- Birch Fiher Rose: Jos Williamson, Jos Robin
David o'naTa Leonard schwab samI Cooper, Mr. Wilson.
Miss Alley, W Osborne: II Drew, Sam Young, Budd,
Mr' Budd aac Nissen Pomeyoy, Mrs Van Alsen George
Lamb, Lee A Perrine-42l In the steerase.