The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-29
kroTHER pIaa1rA SCHEME. !
Tnc DeeaeH to Seize Ona OF, the Psei1c
s.1a neeos.Arrcst OF the xeader-Vhc
SMlr0aOv Piratra &re

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T s..a Dssiss TO Seize oas OF ths PasIse
saiyaaov Pirates, Sse.
from the San vranes o Bulletin, Dec g.
pa have had reason 70 iieve .sss pirssal espsd.
ton 70 Pr upon the commerce OF tho PaiGc In
Mias Hayes fdrt ~ va. saI sssp esa a'0 To-
S W w lssd sss spirit in The saserpsizs and
,anulasn q oysrvh lining proofs q lis gum wR
PISA arg more lately clerk 10 the custom house, and
one tinisy ltoth sound Union men), were the principal
s ss' bs s o q pa sns Il sssn
sssssa ish certain IL ess meme %s
question wherefore he was admitted by them 20 ali their
secret councils, and " knowledge OF their plratcAl Dc
and ho 70 keep up appeaIances and carry our tho object
10 view, pretended 70 give them contraband information
o. .ne mlnos WORKINGS Of the Custom House and Of gov
ICY had played like game with their, and il was TO him
that Hayes nist made the m positions FOR fitting the
eApelitoa Finley ohjected account OF Inc risk IA
CURED, when Hayes produced letters Of marqae from
JsI Davis, which Finley examined and founa correct
" and sa vas soa A e.
reluctant and after having discussed the subject
eII times, meeting was arranged at Hayes
he meantime, had conferred With the MI tsrs
authorizes and Major Van yessi and Lieutenant Julkins
~ u.
With detachmcut Of nine OF The provost guard we're
cageessy hanging about and attracted 40 attention
Il was sgreed between them that lpcn Robersson raising
his right hlnd and srasng the lapel OF his Of the
collar that tho provost guard should rush in and take
the three parties prisoners, Robertson and Finley DO
arrested with Hayes to disaTm tho aiters Suspicion
Hayes, Robertson and Finley met Mt the Pavilion. A
game Of billiards was proposed, during which Hayes
proposed that Robertson should purchase tho schooner
Colon OF n Lord " Co, give his noles and ps.l cash
for the vessel Robertson DO secured In his purchase
by eendeaie Of deposit for s. 100 which Hayes Id
~ on HI. han
The Colon was TO DO armed with one CUR ..es $751;
were 70 equip her and smusgle out. :. $1,000 su
al he Uas,om Hoass and has. .nanaE. the affair
seize larger yesse transfer e rot OUTSIDE were 20
hav eond sweep I ,as OCEAN seanshp s with which
themselves in fa saciLe u us csmaet,e anu enca
y 900, alleging that II they were caught their necks
world pay Tie forfeit Tor .har discreion. lie did no:
wish to entsr into hg thing unt no was sro Of MS
p nars repi!e 'as r. naa 'as aesc..
agt would insulo them treatment ..s.sss q
war ''Lct see them seid Robertson Hayes re-
pied thai they would be out tho tram il, about
;;scc.y .oineios, 'Al right" replied Robertson, Il
vii. wai;n end he ieaiod up aeai,lst the bar with
lis elbow. on the counter but unfortunately
thooghilessiy took hoid OF me front OF his coat
for the signal This movement, however, was mistaken
for The signal agreed upon and the provost guard rushed
carriage and driven to tho provost guard ieadouarcss
where examination IVES bcld before General Mcdowell
ard toe three sent TO AicatraZ Island IL
ceedingly unfortunate that the fsnal was mistaken,
or otherwise the original document night have been
taken with tho Prisonal which would have furnished adj
dition, PROOF. Hayes IS an old res dent OF this cy has
always been Of strong Southern synpa.h ies and
esh pro vites and during the late Presidential caIo
paign was the President or The Eayes Park Broom
Rangers and always acted marshal in their process
sons it Is thought there sufficient proof 70 convict
him of the crime OF conspiracy 70 ~ ol pratca expe
is cted in the hands OF the military authorities, big
punishment is death .ea8
FURTHER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ARREST
(frc,n the Buliesin, Dec 27l aEe
We gave IN last Issue account OF the arrest Of
Michael Hayes charged with concoc.ing piratica en-
terprige SIMILAR to the Chapman affair No facts
hive come 70 gt since tina. iYre but enabled to
make statement Of tho circumstances that
led to the arrest. Dir Soberson ono Of the agents in
Hayes, and to ascertain more fully the laters
secret he asked Whit terms he could lie let into the
enterprise Hayes sld ho would lot him in for 81 500
Robertson had ccthca,e deposit for that whicA
he propoeed Hayes To BIZ used IN purcas
Hay Nv way Of acknowledgment Before closing the
bargain however Robertson desired 70 tho authority
under which Hayes prolcssed 70 act ana inado an APP
pclors in the pavilion. II hs concluded TO 20
into the arrangement. The appointment punc-
tualy kept, the military authorities being duly advised
and prepared as stated In list Robertson, Il win 10
seen, and not Hayes was the party who had the cerh
asked him if no shad the papersy" Hayes replied -
shey will be out in few minutes BY tho next train"
meaning letters Of inarquc from the rebel authorities
ner heretofore described Hayes Finley and Robertson
were M taken {, Acaras the two a.tor being released
Sunday. Another arrest YVES Ynadc BY the provost
guard yesterday Ia the person OF John Cardnei, who
Is suspected Of being accomplce With Hayes On pro-
ducn physicians certificate that his wife Is lying al
tho 90 mt Of DEATH ami giving bonds in the amount
CURED Cardne released from custody urts the ex
auIiraiion which is come oil shortly before General
Mcdowell. Whether the evidence shall prove sufficient
to convict or moi Mesgs Robertson and Finley
tilted 10 thanks OF all loyal and law abiding citizens
for the skill AMI patriotism evinced by them in discover
lug and trust Dg the latest schee Tor prtic raid
upon the commerce OF the facihc.s. 4e~
AggIyAi. OF TIE sALyAD PIRATES.
From the Huiietin, Jan.
The In ted atcs steamer saginaw arrived Oh Satur
day bring ng t6e i-e' pirates who were arrested BY
raia,p Davenport or the steamer Lancaster board
bercd that they went board tho Sal ador, VIII CHI
steamer runs kst between Panama srd the Sonh
American ports, oatersaly passengers end s4n2cr 10
each other b really for TIC o. se!4ug Lie ship
and converting her iIto iirac 10 prey upon the con-
neloe IL nc Pacific Tner pi.aiica plan wns nippad IN
tho bud, and they were taken prisoners IN sufficient
evidence of their latent to convici lnc Owing 10 the
rcrtsal OF the aranadan authorities V pllow tLer
transit across the lithnu6 they were b.oaght "
this port where they vii, probably b. tried Follow
were to have he'd uador commission FROM snlory The
rebel Sc rotary " Tie Naly:F r. Hogg, alias ETsnn,
Acting Master; y. A. SWAN, acting Masters Mate and
Executive Officer; John udGle, Chief Engineer; r. J.
Grady, Acting Assls,sDt Engineer; j. L. Black Acting
As Is Ant paymastcr; X r. Lyon, Sailing Maser, aIl
Joshua Higgins ray masters t.erk The prisoners wogc
taken over Alcatraz, whore they arc confined,
whlo the Saginaw proceeded TO Mirs Island ios over
hauling and repairs.
Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.
Cuia-Msa Apnia stew ART Mr Ard