New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-29
ARREST OF FILLIBUSTERS.
THE TENNESSEE STILL IN PORT.
"Emigrant" Patriotism Cooling %.

The Tennessee did not SAL yesterday. on account a.
come damage which her wheel sustained during the
night from the aoetipg ice. The United States Mar
shal arrested Col. Fabeps Capts FaInham and Mod
tor, Alexander c. Lawrence, and SOME three o. fosr
others, yesterday morning OF charge of participating
in The organization Of an invasive force against .
friendly poser.
Between forty and Gay suspicious looking oblong
boxes were pu, INTO the hold of the Tennessee in the
morning. They were each branded: Twenty mNskees.
~. S. Artillery, L. S. Amory, Springfield" saS
contained muskes, cartridges and kegs Of powder.
A large number Of passengers were on board await
ing the sailing Of the steamer. Among them MAJ.
Hail. the Secretary of Don Fermn FeTrar, George
Copway, the Indian chief, who is said TO be on hs
way to assst in Amercanizpg the Isthmps, sad
others.
The passengers comprised a number Of womss.
.morg the rest the wife of Gen. Hennngsen. Mu. II.
was recently rich widow in the States Of Georgia
and -blessedress Some of the called Cal.
foruia paisepgers" Frenchmen and Germans, whS,
to judge from their peculiar attire have not been mssy
days ont Of Casue Garden.
We understand that some 80 or 300 " emixrants"
had entered their passengers for Ncasyaas
where they intend follow pastoral life, and Tho
peaceful implements OF their vocation are supposed
to be contained in those oboog boxes.
Two wan ants had been issued against Alexander G.
Lawrence, keeper Of the st. Charles SalooA aad o.
consul Fabens for cnlstng couple OF men; and
warrant against sixteen others who were charged win
erlisting for Gen. Walkers expt dton Three OF the
latter viz: VIM. Miller Henry Bolton and Andrews
Fi,igHn were suested win Lawrence ON board The
Tennessee. Col FaSeus was tapped on the 'houdstb By
Deputy Marshal Thompson, as he was breskfastny q
the Mansion House.
Fmpigan IL q Waterman on the Harlem Railroad
lie is married with three children and says thai
he was bidding geodby to friend; Miller |" isoos-
er; and Bolton clerk in the Nicaragua Co'onisatsos
Society.
Col Fabens and Mr.. Lawrence are bold ia s3.0oe
bn; the others in $500. The Colonel thinks he has
fallen in value since his former arrest s1r tie sumo
onense when HE bail was 10000.
ACCOUNT OF TIE ARRESTS.
Three warrants placed 10 the United states
Msrshsrs hands at about o clock on Tuesday after
noon. founded upon the following dfidaviu:
Souihf,n District oC Ner. York, as-Jos Brown A.
Robert Fuller being severslly duly sworn, say, each
for himself that William Schmidt, Fbomss Donovss.
Thomas O'Rorke, John Murphy, Jacob Pfelhcr, An
tonic Tibtrili jose BIignol iiuseppi Amodo, hsnS
Michel John " iliAms, Peter Burke, David Ihemp-
sou John Hume Thoe. Callahan, Patrick Cslligan,
johann FIaun (all fictitious nance cid 9svofaly,
about the 9fth day OF January, 1857, at the City OF
New.York hire enlist themselves To go to reytovn.
beyond the jurisdiction of the United States, with In
10 be Unlisted entered III SttSico OF ono
wilEsm Walker in foreign country, to wit, Mica
sgua. n,ou.,,
Southeyn District If ketc York, n.-Robert EuIsr.
of No. 439 Grand street 10 said city, being duly
sworn, says: That on the @6th day Of January inst,
At The City Of Eew-York, In the Southern Dlstrt ~
New York aforesaid, Alexander {. Lawrence and
Joseph W. Fabens did hire ard retain deponsnt "a
enter himself TO go beyond the limits and larsdctlon
of the United States 10 wit to Greyovn Win isfent
to be enlisted entered In the service OF William
walker In foreigs country, to wit, Nlest.gu.. "s
colder. ROBERT fULLI.
similar sffdsyI
Brown was formerly Superintendent on the Norfolk
and Petersburg Railroad and Fuller held 'imsr post
at Panama, whence he returned In the George Law %
her lat trip. Both evidently belong to the class Of
adyepturefs.
Col. Eabens, who was formerly, as is well known,
our commercial agent at Greytown, was arrested b.
Deputy Nsnhsls Thompson and Horton, as he wks
breakfesting at the Mansion House, Chambers street.
Alex. {. Lawrence keeper Of the N. Charles Saioon,
and three Of the sixteen parties referred TO IN the mrs
affidavit were afrested on board the Tennessee. Ihs
names Of the latter Andrew Finnigan, wstebmAs
On the Harlem Railroad, who has wife and three
children IN the CITY; VIM. Miller laboreri and Henry
Bolton clerk in the "Colonizstion Society for ths
"Retubllc Of Nicaragua" FiDnigan insists that he
had no intention Of leaving for the lsthmas bat va
saving goodbye 10 friend when the Deputy Marshal
requested hi. company. TIE other two aPPe" !" %
IeiigLed to their fate.
Fsbstsard Lawrence were held before Cournss'oner
Stlweu in g. 600 bell the others prisoners and wit
ne,,.s ins5OO bail Col Fabens thinks he hss fallen n
y.us ,rce bis former arrest for the same offence wbss
hs bad yas $4,000 Lawrence procured bail 10 the
n.roo of Hors,o ~ Wld Of " Indian Candy notors.
Is. ard was discharged The three deuded embryo sos-
es were unable to obtain competent sureties and wsfo
lodeed in Edrdgs street jail whittier Col fsbsns ~
AFRO taken. The gallant Colonel purposes TO ,es, 'hs
question thoroughly this time, and Therefore aecaAes
to give bail de,rIg 10 bring matters 10 IS dk'nP'
| issue a. possible. He VIII doubtless co'nme'c'
action Of false imprisonment should be DO aoqaaNd'
Tha orcp,d IN which he stands is that be 10 not sne'
| rable TO cur neutrality LAVE inasmHen as ne
20, q Nicaragua. He claims to be " First DHecae %
chs Colo,szstion Society for the Republic OF Fcs'
n,,ou. y und,r the appointment Of President kiva'
,s5S he informs rs that he % largely Interested -
| certain mines with MAJOR Hess. -
| Col FabeDs appears 10 keep up his spifHs ".
,hs circumstances, but he ia growing Old ses""y~
"a. hair !, grazing, and his Spsnrh cloak ana -.
,.cbe both iock triAe pane. The isss oai ,ep'
saw Of him be bowed bis sdeus, with the 60
snsri.h Don. from the window Of hAekh'!
| ,o.te for EldIidge street Jad.
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