The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-10-25
TrinI Of the PIlIhnsfen

L FAysoux MAyRy Arp.paox s,d Scorr c,,.r,
ed with mr., pairing An p.iit I, ag.;n., n. =,
or Renublie Of Nie.ra,u. o. sor,s o.h., s,.,.s
| with which the Upi;ed states ara A. n.sc.' IN
| Siola,ion ~ tba 10. ,,rsl,r 4 .,..,s'.,,,,. "
| ~ =, Naw ~ t,rio.rs on ~ was cTSmmens.
| lsrye c~owd in stt..ds,o. -, ,s. va
rosed mostly of bs f,isnds ana snn,,.,h;z.,. ~
IN. 6ubns,sys who hsys nsr,;.,s, - ~ IL ~
| the sti,r;ng oyon,s and y. IN. - G s,.y - ~
,s, ne ss "n,n,s. o'ens Snu perns Oh WALkEhs sew
| "G on'ert IN Nicaragua
OaPt. rAfsotN s small, handsome, wtry,
sailor. oohiDg young man, . native Of this city,
| Of creole blood. He Is q sharp, quick and saga
| cious gentleman, and Is the same officer who
reformed the Gallant exp,oit on Iake Ncars rus
if tIaa;n,, u n s,ha ,,;noasi v...ai r. 49,. ~
| ,'sr. p, ~, ' al b..i. ,,nnSm. ni -.
rasusns, amou WIN HIse cannons @ ,,, Auu ioeo
little schooner Of less than hundtcd tons.
Capt HEsRY MAUkf, VI Mobile, a tius look
II W upg msn, Of the distinguished Virginia
family of MAur,s. il tho lash NO ofiecr ~ ho
A.; .,,;,n.,d % ~. ,oss., w L;"t ~ s Is = ~ "no,
, W Wu,,,. -, h,. ",ou % os,,nu "ALkEs
from the III tied s. atcs revenue cutter and SAFELY
C'Ionsl FRANK ANDERSON is . tall, military
,s vohag soIms sh nv,y ,P,osS'.s y; s oSs,
W., .,,s ,,,;U -. ,"aI H.. Gar, C..,;,ss T.,
". In, "a,;,"a 49,. -. s,,a.
the last exredton, which ne WAS aterWarus
compelled TO eyacuate, on account Of tho capture
| Of NALkERs party by the United btstes naval
| fice under Commodore PAuLpIsa. Colonel
Il a "a m A N I'm ma
| h.sr;na a bn,,s honnn., ,r.sar,.J 90 H., n,
/ -. ia, 60 w ~ T. -, a. C., - ~
| so,ne 'su! .r,o.us On ns way W .ne SourI, anu
| which ne quietiy deposited In tunbler on the
/ table.
Captain SCoTT is another OF WALKER's vete-
ersns seda'e' grave looking young man, whose
| go ~. f,oss..s,on of Jo,;J.d ,n;,;,.r, ~
| e"-'"o P''ees''" VI "'''uoo "'""iy 'A
i ent.
Capt ID. r. Resedr being sworn for the United
state, testified that he WAS the captain Of the tow
boat Panther that on the Sd OF October he took
board tho Paather, at New Orleans, one OF the par
| ties charged; that fAysoux, AsprRsor, MAURv and
scorr came On board somewhere near the Powder
House, ten miles below the city, and he took then,
10 Pass rou,re; he landed them at the reques, Of
board at the same time and psSo srr,ved arr At tho S,
men went ashore at the coal ard, three or four
miles below the telegraph station they remained
| there some i've or su hours thence took them 10
the telegraph station, where thcy remained hour
or An hour and half Mr. ALiks, of the telegraph,
was at the station the men did not 20
ashore h tho station thon took thom to
the Southwest Pass and they went ashore at
Tuesday evening: don't know how long they
| remsiped 81 the souihwsss rAas witness knoss the
| revenue cutter Lewis Cass; lett Pssse FOutnc on
| account OF dispatch TO go out for TOW the men
/ said they were going hsiing he identified apt
| fASsoux ~ one who 81 stated; witness did not ask
on the tow.bosts the men were chiefly employed n
Passo i'Outre hshing there was one rifle and shot
gun anu Two fevoNer IN tne party tne mon varied
their occupation by starting sbgntors witness did
| not know how the u en- were TO got back Capt FAr
| souS came on board witness boat on Monday, and
ssked him 10 take some Of his friends down witness
| WIS ordered down by the manager, Mr.. hcgLn.LAS /;
| did not hear anything OF tho revenue cutter the
men, ser staying little viii at the fa.se routn',
| skked II there was any better hshing ~ southwest
Pass he said he Thought There WAS at tue rowder-
| mouse STATION, wheie INC mon came on poNrd they
brought no baggage oSeepta iew carpes-osgs Wa
| IN tue night witness lanaeu ~ th9 rowuor-hou'e
| Deiehce on askeu tno ""heea ono Important ques
tion: .u
| Charles y. duen sworn-ls the telegraph opcrafo
| at the Passe l'Outre; WAS at the Psss ON the ~
October, when the to Panther landed there; NJ
| men were landed 81 the stAtion' u'u NOT SEQ ans
| landed eso"htie; me pw .ooN was IN tue vicinity
spa'' ~ ,ho ..at,o,, thnv wf smu,i,s tS.m..'v..
Generally. witness invited Capt FATs,ux ashore
he did soms'business therc-some privste telegraph.
ing; Capt fAysoUx gave . message to bo sent by
the Telegraph, which witness sent; no other message
wS sent ey tho accused; tere weie otner PERSONS 90
& % p.S. ,,a 80 .n.aa os ,s,, aSt., %is', s.. y,
him Az how long tbey would m,n there. or bo !
| evening.
Nv Cubit, Cthe telegraph agent at the heed Of tn
Ss ~. Ion snth1r never ,s on ntS Of ,sp sn
Knew t n%hng Of any messages sont to FAIsoux
| Ives in The marsh, and don't take notice Of sucl
| things
Al Tandegrife-Lves IN this city was at III,
Southwest Pass on the 9th OF oclster has seen on
or two Of he accustdl pointing % M fArsovx . m III
G up snh Jrod uoMa c,,n ,h.rs W.. y.
an Tbunday. The oh Oc,,,bc,; Y. ysoTs vas t,Ikn,
with the mcn Witness went do ~n To- the Pass on Oh
Enoch Tram, and was stationed in the cutter. TIL
men were a jovisl sct, who appeared to bo amusing
themselves; they ,aid they th nght was very MAJ,
nele sam snoula lh.sr. WIN "' Oh nSnsrne1 @ ne,
10y pSn ~ sno eu,Si, t anu ea ,ha ion n " w. ~
was waking on the wharf lad musket, and ball,
| the witness, who took him for u sentinel. The me
were scattered about there was a crowd anon
} | them; they were h,hinR, faking, aud ly,ng o9Sn
Cross hLam'nedw m ,ss c,,s aasn oy ass onsc
e r' & 90 go s.n,.J W,,uoss dsIivar.d a's,,s
, Srnn c.nt J,srsmwoon 10 Cant Iaowr. Of ,hs % n
J This WAS After o'clock or the 9Th Of OCTOBER.
A larg, number Of vi,pes,e, ver, oxsmine
n, th. second dav and all ,es,ii,d In ver near
: | ,be ,ame facts as those of the witnesses give
: above, The witnesses all seemed TO be " Kno
: othipps." Among the articles which the su
!; rect.d 6iibusters had on their fishing exped
q | Gen. lorEz To Mr. MAuny,
Is
g A Young Lady runs Half u Mile In her slce
! A singular case of sleep-walI,;np s.v, ll
+ 49, III C.a,n,..ioJ v a 'r;r, ,b;r;..,
S,.,.a nanrs ~ go H., MansI,a.,
= townshin on last fridsy niybt. and a. n "
4 rr.,aI 70 ns h, . o.n,ismaS ~ mn;m,a.cL
: Ia 1855 hay. no h"";,anoy in ',i',n,
!, o,o We nn a.. O;',b, 49,. - m,an,i ss
w, ieah. wv. h,ar ~ .o - w., "1 " n'o''vue rn
!, SAhAm ths "a daughter dio Gu ., Wa. G, .nUas, Esq
Vsd ne wn bsI nsf u%u nnns Sv onsnDo ms JNor 81
% I; e. an .hsnpoa - son,o ,i,,'. T.
. ,'n, hdss.n,o ,no.s', &C. and want 90 H.. do
: 90 soa what bsJ hs cana ~ ber WHEN sbe Ioo
n out sbe saw Sasss omen The cat. and stsrt in
4 mn Snwp ,bs road J'neasv ard sI.ymsd 40 an,
: has,.rs rsd 10 awaken bar we sons and raouss,,
40 them to follow the fleeing grl, and see that 81
re | came TO no hurt A soon a. they could d,
& their attire, tbey started in rapid pursuit, b
re | thew had proceeded only short distance, wh,
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