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SAN Fasxcrsco, May s5.-Chief Bsrte
aud Captain Lees obtained isfcrnatioa at
10 minutes To twelve o'clock last night,
that an attempt would he made 70 siess The
Peruvian steamer Cnion. nov lying u he
harbor. and run her out In sea. IL was
suspected that the attempt would be made
BY some Of the persons bound for Mexico
on the bark Brontes. Chief Burke took
thirty of his men on board the bark Bros Ies
and searched the vessel, aud arrested twen-
ty-two men out Of two hundred and fifty
on board, whose names are suppressed for
the present The parties will be examined
before the L. s. authorities. A new com.
plaint has been entered before the u s.
Commissioner Hustes, charging the same
parties who were before arraigncd with 40
attempted violation Of the neutrality laws
of the United States. They arc now I'M.
der arrest The military Commissioners
met this morning. Rear Admiral Pear.
son testified a. to the circumstances Of the
arrest of the prisoners. Capt. Henry K.
Davenport, commanding the U. 8. ship
Lancaster. also testified as to the circum.
stances Of their arrest; and that when he
went on boad the Sdlvator, he had orders
to shoot anybody who dared raise finger
in opposition to his orders. A letter was
read from Mallory, the rebel Secretary Of
the Navy, dated at Richmond, May 7th,
1864, in which Hogge was directed to 90
to Panama and seize the steamer Sdlvntor,
or other steamers, and prey upon American
shipping, always exercising that spirit OF
humanity that has ever characterised the
officers Of the Confederate navy. Another
paper was an oath taken by the prisoners
to serve nnder Capt. Hogge in the enter.
prise Of SEWING the steamer, and pledging
themselves to keep secrecy; dated Havana,
Sept. 9th, 1864. Another paper indica-
ted the shares that each man engaging was
to receive out Of the spoils Of the piracy.
Another paper was addressed, given BY the
British consul at Nassau, to Swain, one Of
the prisoners. Witness said that most Of
the prisoners had British passports. An.
other was memorandum Of expenses for
passports, permits, cutlasses, handcuffs, ex.
pcnse Of travel, board, etc., Of the pirates.
Several other papers were found in the
prisoners baggage, and were submitted,
consisting of letters from different persons,
giving directions how to proceed in con.
ncction with the enterprise, relative to the
purchase Of powder, etc. All Of the pa
pers were objected to by the opposing
counsel, but the objection was overruled.