New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-19


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ne Pi0e.r, ah- AZ sTeti1ts~ '1ied 70 re'ea' MN
Several otter witnesses were e1 smned who corroS-
orstea tie statement made by Armstrong. A post
uorttm eIsEn'rs'ion showed woaod in tie chs''
penetrating tie lurgs, ard snotber six inches long
across the face, completely sevsiirg the nose. The
Jury retained q verdict that Samuel Reeves came
10 bis Jss,h BY wounds inflicted by ka'fe in the
hand. OF John McCue.'
McCus "a ua,iye Of Ireland, sbou, 10 yesrs old,
ed ba5 been several times arrested various
oh8rges He resided at NJ. - Baxter street, and
was regarded ss Five Poin;s Ioriy and thief lie
stated that he hsi been afraid Of Reeves AID that be
stabbed him in self-iefeass. lie comnittsd to
the Tcmbs for tiisl.
FuususrER MovExgSrs-7R The Me- York Tiwes,
il Al Article pro'essipg to make developments 10
regsTd TO tie flibuster movement, says:
eve learn, from a source entitled to credit, thst
when The steamship Philstelphls which WAS reported
o. TIE yesssl N which the hlhbusefs we're 10 leave
New-0reans for Nicaragua left this city, fe~ weeks
sircs sbe actually had On bosrd sbou, one thousand
sispd Of arms viz: 600 tiat muskets ana 40 Mimic
Iifes and percussion muskets, together vito 'ooco
rounds of bs cartridges and ~ 900 pe;cG .sion caps
We believe the. persons in tins ely vac s)Ii
tese 10 the pates interested, and tn their tea
timony, wei rs thst Of the csrnen who took the
arms on board the stsSmer can be hat II desired The
Philadephis alec carried from eight to ten bosts DO!
sisred 20 cary the i,ibuS'es up the Colorado branch
Of the San Jusn X yer. Alter abe reached Nes.Of-
leans al the Other cargo was dsct sged scd the arms,
-. l.. II hAaF ri Aaf fKN
searches we've MADE by the United Sates Marshal bis
deputies and the Collector at New Orleans, withoat
discovering anything which they regardei IS suspi'
ciou -Four days after the last sesEch one OF PSF
ties who cod part Of he tina, were on bosrd the
shin snd who went cut on her in charge Of the le
the steamer to return to New-lork. When he lef,,
these same we're on bosrd the stea ner aod IN
rls.n view. The Collector aud Marshal, it is koorn,
have reported that che hsi cargo on b)srd, after
having iefased her clearance in ballast hom New
Orleans TO AspiIwsu."
Tie T.mo concludes that, as the Phisdelphia is
or of the mai steamers designed 10 carry the Calf
iorna mails urder the conditional contract, Mr.. Van
oerbilt had made arrangements with the hllbustsrs
10 reopen tie NcIsgus transit route by force; and
adds;
"As il ia now reported by Government olic ais thM
TO suspicion attaches to her-of course she viii sail
with tie mails, arns, munitious boats and fibastsrs
unless another steamer SHAH be ngeniOusy substituted
fer her. But another steamer told, belonging TO
tba aa,,a nsr,;.s Ian bs no,t vas,erdsv for Neg Or.
,uo eo4o PaitteS, Io'' w ~ e;ty - .s.L;.t
ears NtInou Pas-ergets cHgo VI te's", vi ,"y N'.
II s by TO me sns Impossible 10 TINS movement uSy
baye some connection with this mysterious expedition
The history of the arms thus shipped by the Pha lei
tf.;,nr. -ithout in,e- 'IbAv ware IN mart thosa
n 20 i ~. - :, " 80. ~ o.,n;,,I,
ceiiVefec 70 Cspt lpsNlsi u ~ asi '"o OapNu,s
,iou Of Rivas by Walker aud fonnd their way to the
Navy ard al BROOKLYN. While they we're thus in tue
,o.sss;on ~ TIA officer nj Brooklyn they
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were Oemenoed py person "uo Nns on o,'ooi Va
Walker in Nicaragua urder the authority OF the own
%. ,ba,aof Tho otfcar in command refusel TO com
ny nhn 'e shouiu near no, IN ~ 1 " 80
Isu 80 bnt !, ia knovp tbxs ona Wa re