New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-21
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TO the rear, under guard, and the house WA then
searched from cellar TO garnet with result at ell
satisfactory the Marshal The Assembly" was again
sounded, the troops fell lne nankes thrown out
before, and the sailors with their little brass hOwitEer
brought up the rear. Down through West Hoboken TO
Hudson City thence TO Hoboken marched the victorious
little with their crestfaen prisoners the asonshed
people all along the route wondering what waslke prov
ince Of NewJersey about TO lay slege 20 New
York. levy upon the brave people on the side
Of Hudson.
At last the troops reached the water eide and the to
howtzer was tendery shipped aboard the Rocket Then
the prisoners put aboard and when the marines and
the sailors had secured standing on deck the Deputy
Marshal embarked and the tug steamed down 10 For
Lafayette where the captured turned to
the commandment and locked up with their owaptves
from Gardeners Island.
The linen taken this last raid (hey are nearly all
Cubans) assert that they the guests Of wealthy
Cuban when they were captured that the house
which they occupied the Hackensack belonged 10 him.
They very recent in regard their leaders and cay
but little concerning their intentions and plans for the
They deny positively that Col Ryan was with them,
and claim 10 belong 70 organization separate and dis
nct from the LIST NJ c. c. L. lately encamped on Gar
BREAKING UP OF THE JuNrA.
Yesterday afternoon the furniture books records &C.
belonging 70 the Cuban Junta No. II Broadway,
removed therefrom TO point unknown TO any bnt tho
ent Of TME TRIBUNE learned that this Body was soon to
be disbanded. and informed the men on GardiIer's
the island had already been issued ent
Col. Ryan denied all knowledge Of it. on Monday
OF the Juna that no more funds were forthcoming
tea sT St hi hey mus. take care q shem
selves The question naturally arises what has become
Of Cuba IN NewYork Not 10000 has been expended
the Cuban cause where Is the baancet Gen Aaro was
unta Yesterday afernoon ayowedy for the purpose OF
making SOME provision for the prisoners at Fort Iafa
was no Gen karo nor Was there any other officer OF the
Patriot Government yet was there the faintes trace
ESCAPE OF col. RYAN
We are indebted to sergeant-Major l. +. MerOse OF
regarding the movements OF Col Ryan those Of his
men who not captured GARDENERS Island by Mar
pears left the isiad at 10 O'clock on sunday night
vessel bound for tbs city The TWO colonies got on in
twe9tyun y9cht eGmaSed ny slr ds.naroo y
known, but It Is conf that they VIII endeayor
TO get board steamer bound for some point on the GU
the Chase the time she was captured ny the
sStte Csapes SSS mate se Tse ABOVE named
officers warm NJ thanks Co Squire Gardner ana MS
The men arrived In the city yesterday morning aud are
anxious 70 know what is TO be done Tor then OF Whas
That Ryan has left GARDENERS Island there he
doubt and 1t is next absolute certainty that he
present in the flesh In this city last evening AZ
o'clock II is almost certain that Col Currer u here
also. letter received from him last night at IiE TRB
uNB office bears date; " IN Inc woods on yarulneI
Island" and probably forwarded by one OF the me
who escaped on sunday, ana maze MS CITY
advance OF the others Currer Is very bitter aganso
Deputy Marshal Gregg because OF his rudenese 70 squire
and Mrs. Gardiner on the day VI the capture.
THE PRISONERS To BE RELEASED.
District Attorney PierrepOnt aud Marshal Barlow held
long consultation yesterday In reference TO the dispose
ton TO be Of the prisoners at Fort lafayette and
to-day those officials will visit the Fort In company win
Secretary Fish The probability Is that the men VIII DO
allowed TO go on giving their word That they viii aoJure
Cuban expeditions the future and the officers released
on their recOgniZances. What the half naked anu
penniless fellows will when they leave the Fort-some
OF them a thousand miles from hOme- 10 hard 70 guess
They are all willing and anxious 70 WORK. Tnelr
connection with IA hibustenug expedition has mad
the effect Of damaging their reputation sOmeWhat Duu
as they are, with hardly exception, quiet. orderly,
IL nigent men, and have suffered much in cause which
they have espousod from principle is to be hoped that
when they apply sOOersded farmers TOT cnahco
to months wages In this glorious harvest season.
they may repulsed, but taken by tho hand and
kindly encouraged Many of them are gentlemen OF
culture aud refinement wnO will readily secure employ
In the City, but the larger proportion are men NEO
have accustomed to hard work and are sl capable
OF doing their share Of 10.
THE MEN AT FORT LAFAYETTE.
District Attorney Pierrepont and Marshal
Barlow have had consultation IN relation to the Cuban
prisoners Fort Lafayette the result being that
Attorney PierrepOnt will visit the fort and con-
suit with Secretary OF State Fish, who Is now In the city
and is near relative Of Mr. Pierreponts In relation 10