Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-11-19
Departure Of the FilIibusters.
New ORLEANS, n

WALKER is OFF.-He appeared at the
District Court this A. NJ. and gave bail
to appear for examination on the 1Tth.-
This afternoon himself, his staff and over
800 men embarked on board the Mobile
mail steamer Fashion, Capt Caughton,
and with portion of the men and large
quantity OF arms, ammunition and provi.
sions, got off at O'Clock this morning.
having first submitted to Search by the
United States Marshal The Fashion
cleared for Mobile, but will intercept the
mail boat outside. when the whole party
will embark on the Fashion for Nicara-
qua.
Capt. Casoyaux remains here. Gen.
Heningsen is expected this week
The steamer Fulton remains in the river
outwitted.
Nov. IL.
The steamship Granada is now coming
up with over half a million in specie
Walker and his men were transferred
from the Mobile. mail boat to the steamer
in waiting in Mobile Bay. with another
supply Of arms and ammunition. The FL
ibuster steamer Immediately steamed down
the Bay Walker is considered fairly off.
Nothing heard Of the Fashion. Some
think she has gone for the Texas reg
imcnt.
Arrival OF the California steamer.
New ORLEANS. Nov. 1919. p. ".
The Granada's mails have Just arrived.
The vessel is detained ut Quarantine on
account Of yellow fever. Tho st. Louis
takes forward over million in trcasurc-
The news from California is unimporiant.
Mining news favorable. The Vigilance
Committee have revoked the penalties at
tachcd to return from Punishment.
An arrival from China states that the
European residents at Singapoor had been
massacrcd on the 9TH Of August.
An arrival from the plains states that
between the 10th and Doth Of September, a
train. consisting of 100 persons. was at.
tackled by the Indians, AMI all tho persons
were slain. except few children. who were
sold to the Mormons. II is generally be-
lievcd that the Mormons woro at the bot
tom of the affair. w SISSY tffe a
Tho husband Of Mrs. Woodmsn. tho
heroine Of the late New York Hotel case.
has sued for divorce.
The Legislature to-day elected j, Pinck-
ney Henderson and j. w. Hcmphill to Che
United States Senate. o
Great Meeting In New York 10 Defeat
het1 Mayor Wood.
fs Hm esm New YoRK, Nov. IA.
There was an immonse meeting to-day
in Wall street. Of citizens opposed to the
reelection ofMayor Wood. Henry Nicol
Democratic ex-member of Congress-. pre-.
sided VIM. s. Havcmcyer, Democratic
ex-Mayor. received unanimous nomina
ton, but declined. A committee was ap'
pointed TO select candidate. when the
meeting adjourned. ~
The meeting was attended by large
number Of our most prominent bankers
merchants, and mechanics, and the pro
ceedings throughout were quite enthusiasts
tic. =
DIR. James r. Curtis, the first physician
who practiccd Homeopathy. committed
suicide in this city yesterday. while in fl
Of temporary insanity. satH 1e
W From Washington. af
if WAsHrNaroN, Nov. IL.
Misgivincs are felt for the safety Of
heavy Suffers train, with halt q million
of dollars worth Of supplies. which wa
behind that destroyed. IL the heavy SHOWS
should have turned il out Of the route ia
ken by the other train. il is not improb
ablo that it escaped sharing its fate; other
wise its situation is very precarious. sc