Dakota City herald. [volume] (Dakota City, Neb.) 1857-1860, 1860-04-07
From the New Orleans Dslts, ze1 uH.
Arrival OF she prize stsSmsrh Marques
.# gN.H dc HahRna.

g'af de RSbans.
The steam propeller MArqaes De H.oans
atsly captured by Captain Turnor OF the U
S sleep Saratoga, as = prias OF Vera Cruz
came ug the river yesterday, and anchored
near SIasghtsr-bOuss psint, bsloT the city.
Shortly after sbe cane to anchor, We bearded
her sas we're politely and kindly received by
Lieut., Taylor who has tho Marques in charge,
with a pnEs crew VI IweUty msn, detailed
from the crew Of the Saratoga. Ths Mar
! quyz leo ysra Cruz on the day after her
lsssists fsr tiis port, 1stesa Of her snFtass
lsIling 30 work Lispt TayBr vas s0mPeiisafro
rely sPon the 'repsining eusius and her salts
sac Ptpved 70 BE- sprstly good sai'f saa
reached ths insuth Of the river dsy before
yesterday. The Mramop followed her and
will probably be in port to d.y.
The Marqusz is no. avery prsppsacTsing
lsosips g,ait espeuuulylo1s board, Hsr Iso1r
5sug sflf sanberea ri-b tne ld-otis, 9Th anu
CONFUSION sra by NJ. VIE b. Der crovd
ava tar aontSelou ns'deus htr eaP;urs
der aap.tity We shouia jodge % be- o, about
sais nuadred tsnuoge sac was = quarter
de &, qaits ngh ap ff,ua us main legk Her
buud and style as Epglish. aud We learn that
she was built ia Canada. shsnos s0e Was seat
to Havana, and there bought by Miraraon''
agent. She is obviously az old and not a
very valuable vessel and only fl Ter an Gu
~trpr.se in which there was a greos harvard.
ss, -. no equipment aud vas entirely IN
~ -7~su FOR nf'et
-.rs.tg ,a ..ts sarge Ola EagasA made
,asaa uzn0.nted. oss eighteen ash Two
a.as y9aaos-a The qua carriage TO moeat
.ass, So near tssa, O. the main ds5A, in e.
! s],aTssed pile wish stssr REDDISH There we're
rs learn nc a1eu arms on board sac dlrau'E
ghss ceptursd. ghsrs was but one single
mark srtho Droais.da Of the Basalsgs, ast.S
able On the MsrqusE . thirty-sNo POsad hall
had entered her bulWsrks about nidships,
on tho .ialbSsrd BAD passed :s:enss 'hs lar
board side, making 8 round, clear bols, IS II
il had been cut With a circular SOW. In its
passage this ball carried of both legs Of an
| unfortunate American who in an evil hour,
doubtless under the pressure Of some deeper
sts stress Of fortune, enlisted Ia Msrin'S en-
i~srplizs.
It is remarkable that he Was the only nin
Oh the Marques who was killed and BIO WIS
tie only American in her crew. He bled to
death lying on a bunk, which With his blankets,
is eth 20 b. ssS saturated With bis blood,
WithiA a few itot Of where he Ttotiyed bis
death wound. The name Of this unfsrtunaIs
nan was not kuoNu 10 any on beard. His
trunk viii be opened When the DATED States
Marshaii obtains posstssiop Of the shiy, u
order 10 obtain some clue rs to his identity,
TIE resi- OF the crew we're sPanisrds, heE-
leans, Germans ard Enghsbmsn. There we're
txsury Of then held as prisolars. in The fore
castle Of the vessel. They we're iroued, q
rigor which Was deemed Necessary by The con
msudsr, in view OF thsir equality ia number,
with bis prize Grew. Thsir aspsc' vas gem
syrly detected or foriorn, though they are o
very moAgrsl aaa Gnf.vgrahle looking set
The majority Of them seemed TO be Of the very
lowest class Of spanish, Portuguese, sui
Mexican %sail0rs. There we're Loweysr among
hem tive lr rec melsnoh y looking Ger
mans. sho did not seem 10 relish the o. raA-
forts Of their lot. nor to manifest an spprscI-
tioa Of the society Ct thsir sBarthy o. pan
ions from a more southern olims. IT, COM
trast With our bold, vigorous well FED J.ya
Tsrs, this msRErsl er'V certainly pressnts