, 1869-07-10
THE CUBAN R1L1BUsTERs.
SCENES IN t@u1t~

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l. ~ .fiosx az ,4ssss. Yots Saa, .is,y +. J..
! sakeu frnm tho Ludlow street. Jail. Wtere ha En-
been tncaseastsdf, % ne shasEs q being Tue
Ter remaining Wills ID ths Spanish Urtted stsies
| Ma1snsis oni,e thss p1sonsr Vas conducted "a
Court. He took his 8tat next his counsel. III.
| Lowrey, and near him sat DE- Bssofa and SenoE
Altaro. These patriots hzd, scarcey entered he
d1ed pefsons ! notny sssemblige, composed T q
Cubans, Deputy A2r1hah who ire Mxuslautly on
A.! two bellaIa i day, md BEARDED Castillnn sptea
They occupied tne elevated EoTs Of Beats At the
~ he time Tore On to haif past O'Clock, every
ore seemed anxious to get glimpse a. the Judas
young man. os low. receding forehead and vlilaln-
ons visaRe, entered the courtroom, attended BY
armed officers, and ~ he took seat neaT his nc
tima he Spectators turned fhelr heais IN sootn,
"Thais French, WHO took 1900 and betrayed
Colonel Ryani"
Ryan trust man with such fuce7a
When Conmisatoner Bets. who had charge Of
Goicea S II Phees the ~ assstant : psslies -
torneE, sad that the General had been arrested
for Violating the neutrality act Of 1sls-the third
show that any other section had been Violated b.
the prisoner. he cialmed that the Commissioners
should take eoGnzance OF the offence as though it
nag L1SIA ~ t1N 1SSk@13 ~ HulCu GE MlAUEtl.
He then called Deputy Marshal WtpsIow to the
wttnefa stant WtnsloH dcposed that he RxFtstesi
General Goieouf!a on Aoqdsy, the asth Of June,
On the Steamer Whit1nG. Oh the Battery, Ue wns
accompanied BY Marshal Barlow, and he went ID
the trg Nation 70 the steamer
NJ: Phelps A here M rose and called Henry ~
Of excitement rarely witnessed prevailed through
out the chamber: and when French had stepped
Into ne witness boz be Fas 1alotel with . mar
he canse d Cuban liberty. lie turned nis lace
toward The Commissioners, Ashamed to LOOK upon
his laie cpn1sadeA
AE Pbetpa- Where do jon lire."
"ln bridgeport Connecticut
The trattor fhen sKoEe that be Rew General
nrst met him IN BrpstiWay, where be was sent by
Colonel Ryan: After the a1Eeat Of Colonel Ryan,
ne General NJ T disappeared. and he did not see nm
nr1ne Whiting; he never knew the General to pqr-
chase goods for Al expedition himself, bat he
vent With Ryan TO by articles, and tAe Generals
The traitor next deposed that the General gaya
nun oroess 70 go 70 Several dealers and tell them
s6o; % no!a i xnat n 9sa ben purchased nnttl they
sloa1d be called tof These goods embraced en-.
cry paper, gu. wfenehed, aAwA aud dies, bought
oy Go!onel hJans aaa DC to1d The General Of The
puIcnaet. ...--.....
French Tna cIpss-eIatulned By tue counsel Tor
kne ptlsonetA ne sAd toa1 Ne met Colonel Ryan
eaiiy N sune, MD WAs drst approached about rho
p. naa oet.cs I've me ne C9oaE oc:anlatto1 Whee-
M tss aese1 onsfea h,a anyinsas fot ne Information
nc Kase-Ta no! nc koo MN everything shout
ssmaned VIII Ryan 20 ind out What be could. In
pno. ~ t1,s ~ w moess ni 4 toio1el R!an,
my nlnd 70 eesray tne eanss md set oar Or It"
Xuesmpn. a1,Ia.-. nA. "ese yoo nata for 1et'
a. oninooa pause. peiceptihle struggle. and
""SSo.hingw 49,.
t,. NJ aItsr = u, tns eoudsel. lnal9nant-
= anu, a;ef Amonect o1 hesitation, the witness
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AAASHs - t4G ASlGNtlfG 1UIE&1 Hill