The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-25
WHOLE NO. 1922.
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Departure OF the Tennessee.
E1HRK HUNDRED RECRUITS AND $4,000 WORTH OF
STORES FOR GENEaAL WALKER ON BoAkD-hO
Arwvvpw IN DrT AIN THE VESSEL BY THE UNITED
STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEY DISTINGUISHED IN
DIvIDUALs ON BoARD-sCENEs AND INCIDENTS ON
THE WHARF, ETC. h
Notwithstanding the spec shes letters and dispatches
m Captain Rynders John MoKson Secretary Marcy and
Marshal o. Roberts, was allowed to depart
quietly yesterday for Mica aqua, although 1t noto
risus that over three hundred board
md tnat 81 GOO worth OF provisions in the
hold for the of Gen Walkers army. Formerly, when
ehere was suspicion that q recruit Of Walkers
WAS board, the United States District Attorney did all
he could to stop the weasel, occasion fired
round shot across the bows OF the Northern Light to
bring her to- but now, when is notorious that the yes
Uel full Of dbusters, she Is allowed to clear quietly
without Marshal being within two miles Of her Mex
Nme weasel sails with aid FOR walker doubt but that
ahe District Attorney United states Marshals aad the
rest Of the government officials will be the dock to
give her three cheers instesd Of rosnd shot at
parting
Tho Tennessee was advertised to sal from the foot OF
Beach street at O'Clock but for reason best
known 10 the owners, tne vessel taken around 10
the pier the foot OF Eighth street. East river and tho
crowds who went 70 the boys" of at the foot OF
Beach street awfulIy sold However, as i was,
large ssssmbage gathered the foot Of Eighth street
any turn up.
About p NJ the recruits Walker, about 800 in ALL
mustered at the recruiting Office, OF Broadway
and Leonard street. to march to the DOCK Among the
officers who accompanied ioem were Captains heefe,
Anderson and Creighton. Commssary General Geo. B.
Hail. through whose efforts the recruited, Will
remain in the CITY, his health poor, TO supsriniend
she sending OF of all recruits Count Lewis parsonage
well known in the saloons AMI hotels Broadway also
cepted captains commission under Walker. 'Blly"
Nuligan we'll known In sporting circles, accompanies
she expedition. The recruits, general thing
rough specimens Of the genus hono and most Of them
were clad In garments altogether too vel ventilated for
shis bitterly cold weather. Trey were, however, a
tough hardy set Of fellows and will f ditch quite
well % better dressed men.
The Tennessee took out folio wing sores avowedly
Tor General WALKER
26O barrels or bread,
1000 pounds OF bacon,
80 barrels Of pork,
IL SACKS OF salt,
chests Of tea.
There some misundofs standing respecting the do
nations the hotels promised at the Nicaragua meet
ing last Saturday evening. Up 10 the hour Of sailing
they had the promised iood but the committee
procured the above stores charged them to the
count OF the hotels In addition the above the pas
There firearms military stores Of any kind
board. They, it reported, will be sent By some
other conveyance, 10 evade the authorities
1.-The usual at the wharf, when neared the time
or departure were varied b, falling overheard
Into the frozen water from the gaDgway. 1t created
great hubbub, everybody giving unintellg!be ORDERS
md no obsyiog them. TIE man eventually
nshed out and taken 70 shoorns saloon, where he
was tauo'e ed aad dried until no elt quite comfortable.
A. the time for the vessel approached the
element increased Cheers from the deck answer
cd ~ cheers from the dock. Captain Rynders 90 Tom
Meashap." Capt. rDkiepaugh Gen. walker, Bully Null
gan. anybody and every body were cheered by the
cited rcoru:s whom had been indugng pretty
freely In hoaons at the shrine Of BAcchus and
qucntly ;slt very good namrec.
A. last the plank taken in the iasts OF and
the Inevitable gentleman with a carpet bag sho turns
up st the eleventh hour. put On board and the
vessel began 10 ron the dock amid cheers IN
little while had rounAed the pier, and in ten minutes
al that Of the Tennessee black hull the
distance and blue wreath OF smoke In the distant hor
zon. The last person board was Count Lewis
whose make up . 1ious,er admirable. His Aow.
ING locks were confined BY Kossutn hat while his legs
cncased In blue pants, nearly hidden by huge
pair OF top boots. rough cloak but could
conceal hls portly form while his beard
20 greater advantage. The Count will doubt be heard
from