New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25
IL ay s'ut.ne1ts OF !Ti-1cshirr
"sB FEpcI. HEAD, Croydon" hArOLEoN.
THE ARRIVAL OF ITALIAN REFUGEES II
CORK.
INTERESTING PARTICULARS.

INTERESTING PARTICULARS.
We have already aIDouocei the ARRIVAL IN queens
town Oh Saudsy % toe American EMP DaVi1 sj-"-
art having on board Po.ii1 aud HE conpsoi ms
vbon The Eespotan GJvernmett had Set frte ION
the ou,g.ors Of that St7ts IL sill be remember inst
though psrdontG they gere SENTENCED 10 b4nisnment,
and that after tavlog beea depofted iTo u len
pstlye country 10 Spain i wes determined that
they shOu.i be seIt Il ALeTlcs. Acc Tiiusiy, tns
Dvid ewaIt chartered TO Ike toe % i'o C41'z
10 Ne~-iOik, where, upon lGodiny, each was u re-
ceive sum Of $50 and De released f'"m ell further
ooltIol TneJ haI been brought from Naples C'diz
in q NeGpOli'sn tTsis sport. t6om lch, after about
three seeIs. trey were pot on board the Day Sc s.
art. From The Cofk EIaH.iner We copy the ioAOSlog
partcolaIs: -,
'Alltbe party having been put on board at Catiz,
the David Stewart vas tJFed out 20 sea FOR distance
e yearly 30 miles, by Ne.p htau war steamer'
The steamer then cast of ara left the s1lp "t1 TAR
wind ION the east. Scarcely, however, vas the chip
We'll sway from the protection OF the steamer gnn-
tosb The elil,s 10 body came to the captaio d. w.
cred 20 hin protest against being c1r red to Me-
Y1k and called upon HIM TO 1ase the hfst port ne
could reach IN IL gland The captain, OIe''hrl oi
Who're freight had been retained as eusra'tee Tor
the pert, finance Of lis CONTRACT rslnJnsrs Ell slt1
their ,m.lG 10 have him bfe1k Lis engagement, sd
ultimately Iefuse1. They appeared 10 arq ile-ce ID
h.s ctcsoD OF at least pressed their demand 10 FUR
tier that ,yeIugi buc the Text DOroius Il vas again
renewed anO Il more decided suo tnrea'e mig man
rer. A young Ifaisn, namsd R4ht. III 'temonhl,
had shipped Srh the cap ain 10 Call, and sgued Al
ticl.s as seausD. Up to that mOfnng be maj done
his rUlk W.tn tie rest 1toe crew. But ~hen che as
sembieg6 waited tpOn tho captain, ne ma e hIs hP'
pearaice IL The uniform Of mate OF one OF the Gt
way line OF steamers a bands1m. bloc irock, vita
silt buttOIs gold csp-bald, &c. Ius position
be really bed hell; bat it turoed out he was
the son Of LuiS S.ttemDriGl who, heaugg Oh rs
fathers coGoiuosal pardon, and OF bis dee
iinstiop, left for Span, and res0rted 20 the
yuse We have eutiOr ed 10 join hin. Ile captain Oi
the slip believes that be dspa,oled by the Italian
Socle Of London to all the prisoners IL the coaI'-
~. I.s. q n fNe
ha6 sye ator in Their psrty and ID st oven they
hho L. L. Ike the ship out 81 the nards VI the capt,n
and rev, they SOulJ be abe TO SAL hex Tthoa. Their
assistance They repre- totae caPtaG th1t my
had be ID m0bths at sea- many of them beng OLD,
ard all with constitutions or less eneebled ny Al
imprisonment Of ten years TO Tat lOfg voyage
would be torture 70 them all, and death Ierh'p. {"
some. They C0nterd,d also that, bong under the
American hsr they were Free aud that t1ey had no
RIGHT 10 he ttbtB euywheIe but where they cl0se
These arguments ba6k up o. the prepondofance OF
pny steal force the e1es beng %, while tue cre@ VA
bit l., anu the manifest cettimraiiJn vi Tue iOTuei
10 resort 20 eItTemtss 70 cary ont Their lht-G-
ton, compelled the captain 10 yield, snl t1rn Tue
yosegs head northw4fd. Tney acre tamPsra'e and
polite III InauneT out about their determination there
oulo he no uistake r0ey Sc: susri, OF thre-s or
our III tuip keep watch over the CD npas, sod -
that the ships head was kept 10 the Direction OF lie
haven they locked for. Tbs wea'hef was b1in!lG,
ara the passage Sas tedious. The captain intended
makug for Cob but missed tue h3TO,r 10 i"g, and
bA0 rot AZ far a. Blyc0t,UD, bat having tt'en N
With Cork pilot, bea, bsck agaioi 60 that st sOgn
after yoysgs Of fourteen days the shlD anchored N
the man war rosds A fast as possible, thu woole
bsrd got Themselves conveyed ashore TO Qdeens'osn
sDa testified IN the most lively mtoner their Joy az
beisg h. last assured uf freedom TIE enlHGei 4sn oi
some rose TO sucu pt'h that they actually kissed
the soil upon which they first plsnted foot as tree
nen Some OF them state thet tler sight has
grown elm from tie length OF tue they have been
in prison az iome seem to have gTOFu T.ther
rreneturely grey but as far a. We we're able 10
nudge there Wss not in their appearance anything
10 iudlcse their having endured peculiar s1ips.
DuItg the voyage, Poerio, whose health has boel
greatly enfeebled used 10 get cut Of bed, sud e on
deck tor couple Of hours o.ly. Ga lis srnvel 81
Oneeustoep be caused himself 10 be rsnOSed -
private lodgitg In appearance, be is short, thick
set and rather good hooking. sge Is -, bat hts
looks would indicate that ne is coma Edat Older lie
now spssks but 4 " oros OF Ecglsh t1ougd II 10
said lie al ote time knew the language we'll TGe
wart " exercise il speaking or resdug II. during tue
period o bis long imprisonment, has almost entlrely
obhieIsted II trCm hs memory. Ine young sailor, 10
WHOM VIZ have alesdy alluded, is VI very proposes
ipg appearance. We have roc tsrued the ulti nate
ine, ton Of this bard Of exles bu il is very probable
IN, great shorty Of them will 60 back 10 Italy seek
ing ieloge IL the Sandman kingdom. Under any
cumstancee Posrio will believe, 60 20 Sardinia"
TIE UNITED STATES.