The New York herald., 1868-06-28

Rumored Ftlibustoriug Expedition In New Or.
loans-Arrest Of Parties-Northern Mexico,
Hayfi or Somewhere Else.

Rumored Filibustoring Expedition in New Or
lcans-Arrest Of Parties-Northern Mexico,
Hayti or Somewhere Else.
(From the New Orleans Times, June 23.J
For some days past rum0rs have been current OF Q
nlibusterng expedition to some unknown country,
in which all the unemployed were to and plenty OF
work, an earnest Of which was cash payment Of
At arst the field Of their exertions was said 70 bs
Hsyti, but Northern Mexico, a. the time advanced,
tion. It was wniapered that 81, ,ooO,ooe had been
placed In bank here TO the credit Of the enterprise
stand Of arms have been purchased and paid for.
The rendezvous Is said TO be Grand Island, and
there we hear about four hundred are already con.
It was proposed for the party to embark there un-
armed for Bagdad, Mexico and having received
ros, capture the place. and push on to Monterey.
Il appears that the Collector had received strong
ntimatons OF an expedition about to sail from this
port for Mexico with the object OF rev0luti0nizng
that country once again under the leadership OF
Santa Anna. 1t was also intmated that this move
sides New Orleans, and from these similar expedi-
tons would sail. Deputy Collector Stockdale re-
ceysd positive Sill iniormatio5 yesterday about noon
taned had cleared for Savannah and market"
customary permit with trading vessels, and this was
TO take out three bands OF men destined for Mexico.
A rendezvous OF one OF those bands on the cor
ner of Rampant and Espanade streets, another on
near nay aad
Stockdale in company with Marshal Heron, called
the Chief OF Police, who gathered q force
Of men, Mr.. District Attorney Torrey drawing up
the necessary process for the occasion. The force
under Lieutenant Manning, proceeded TO one OF the
streets. The house was surrounded. Having been
invested in this manner the olcer entered the house
and made the arrest OF forty-three persons Mrs.
Garrett the woman who kept the house, acted like q
fury, and made more disturbance than any other.
The whole party, with some three or four excep-
not been employed for some time. The posse pro-
ceeded TO the other rendezvous but the birds had
nown they appearing to have received some informa
tion about the movements OF the officers Those
arrested were Immediately escorted TO the IRENE
station, Parish Prison, where they were put under
are the names they gave, but some OF them are
undoubtedly assumed
Mrs. Garrett George Smith, Henry Stein, Theo
Keller, Hermann 5taer, A. Wilson, j. Meyers, Jacob
Phillips, Henry Kurcheim, Antoine Andrews. Juan
Gerodias, Manuel Martinez Chas Delmar, Justin ia
Antoine Cavea, F. Rodriguz, Thos. Bartlette John
W. Wagner Charles Browne, J. Wells, John Surrais,
John Robinson, Frank Durand, John ShafYer Fred.
Wendells, Edward Marshall, John John, Dan Day,
John Dangle Boesier Bran0ung, Leon Legardeur, II.
p. Mouth, L. Marquee, John Lorenzo, Jr., Charles
Wilson, Armand Corett. Juan A. Rodriguez.
One OF the party arrested ts an old Fellow well
known about the station, he having applied nightly
for lodgings at that place FOR the previous two weeks.
The party contained several more OF this description
Of men. One who appeared TO be at the head OF the
present undertaking, said his business was TO go to
Mexico; he was going there; that he hadn't dollar
here and wasn't going TO quit Mexico until ne had
sstance, evidently seeing 1t was useless, and from
disposition on the part OF most OF them 70 submit
to any fate.
Further Developments mag be expected soon.