The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-13

MOVEMENTS OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
THE SUSAN WITH COL. ANDERSON AND ONE hun
PRED AND sEvESrY-FfyE PASSENGERS PROM Nit.
BILE, ETC., ETC.
OUR sIEuAL xogx CORRESPONDENTS.
Momig, Dec 8, 1853.
The aiibusters here greatly eascd. The schooner
Susan Cspt Maury, ia6 tons, owned by IT, q. Humphreys
and other sympaihzers OF Gen. Walker lett night
taking hundred and seventy i've passengers and
plenty OF provisions Col Frank Anderson, OF Castillo
fame after passing safely through tho legal furnace
ut New Orleans, has also gone in her. The Susan
obained a clearance for a coasting voyage to Key west
and is supposed that she to meet the steamer wash
ington, which TO leave New York the 9th inst
procci 70 San Juan del Norte General Walker will
not accompany them The whole affair u very myste
rious; but shall have news by and bye Colonel
Anderson takes charge the until Walker get
OF.
General Walker turned up 10 sudden and mysterious
manner about two weeks ago. and again disappeared.
The Grand Jury spent nearly two days his Dston
bot what elected from him Is Of unknown
II has leaked however that fully
az much A. was expected, bearing severely apon the
"missascmests OF facts in the proclamation Of ,he Pre-
sdent, and also upon the charge 81 Judge Camp
bell, which delivered on tho 10Th ut II hal been
looked for with considerable interest," promising t. In
terprct the sentiments OF the federal Judiciary
the Nicaragua nbustcrs Of whose principal places az
rendezvous has been here and against whom tue Pres
dents PROCLAMATION last October directed
After stating at length the jurisdiction % the fcdc
RAJ government foreign relations, and quoting the IRE
siceu,s proclamation against tho Nicaragua 6brstcrs.
Juege CAM bell proceeded full cxposios tue mo
lives which led TO he enactment OF the neutrality act q
ias tnc sms 'na' Tue aa' has upon 'ne ioyay o tnc
q, of The uniop for obedience the and opera
Of the act and how IT, violation may be detected BY
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States also extend ~ the Protection &C pr0pcrty in
Amgran vessels the high seas. and 10 property
the mails 81 the United States There are
cases N INC court, arising under the acts Of
tongrcs rpon heae ttes, that may require your
The ifstrict Attorney VIII advise WITH you upon
that subject uo~ clcee What have TO say upon the
criminal laws a the United states. When couycnesf tho
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