Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-07-21
NEW YORK.
Forern MISUNDERSTANDING of a Count
The Captured ExPedttiOnisfs-Mr Mr..
Peabody and his DOnatIOn-Return
oGsOutIRerneTs from BrazII

Forern ArriV.Is-MarriRge of a Count
The Captured EXPedttiOnists-Mr.
Peabody and his sDOnRtIOD-Return
ofSouiIIerBeTs from BrszII
New YORK, July 20.-The steamers
Halsatia from Hamburg, Fulton from Coz
penhageB, aud Idaho and City of London
from Liverpool arrived TO day,
Count Eugene de st Clair, third baron
De Oaey Of France was married at the
Jeffersol market police court, yesterday
10 Miss Fanny AbbOlhew of Houston.
After the ceremony was over the Count
fed 10 dismay from his blushing bride,
who did not trouble herself about him.
Some forty of the Cuban expedition who
were not captured by the marines last
Thursday and Friday have since made their
,ecape from Gardner's island TO the main
land. A force Of marines and tug were
sent by Marshal Barbour on Saturday to
capture them, but they arrived too late.
TLose already captured are still in Jail 10
Fort lafayette.
Geo. Peabody, Esq arrived in the city
Yesterday morning from Newport, K. / 4,
and will leave to-day for the White Sui
pher SPRING, Virginia. A part of his
lime Yesterday was spent in selecting out
the various securities composing the ST.
100000 donation, recently promised by
him 10 the trustees of the Southern EduCa-
tional Fund, consisting mostly of State
and railroad coupon honds. The package
when made mp filled a tin box of the size
Of a small travelling trunk, and carriage
was called into TequisitiOn TO carry 1t to
its destination.
The iOrty-siX persons who arrived on the
United STATES frigate Guerrier yesterday
from RIO JaneirO are a portion OF the
colony of SouIherners and Rebel sympa-
thisers who went 10 Brazil TO establish a
Southern colony. They are thoroughly
disgusted and in very impeCunious con-
dilion. Charitable persons will pay their
passages TO their homes Others still re-
main behind will come home as soon as
:, - they can get free passage.
lnh Tie telegraph reports that Marshal Bar
Cow with large force Of marines made a
stroaid ON the Cuban rendezvous at Hoboken
"a, asi night, captured forty-eight of the fill
busters and sent them to Fort Lafayette
He then telegraphed the fact to the Span
ish Minister and President Grant.
After consultation with Marshal Barlow
in relation TO the Cuban prisoners now in
Fort Lafavette, District Attorney Pierpont
visited the fort and will consult the Secre'
tarv of State, who is now here, as TO what
= dispossI is TO be made of them. They will
probably be discharged upon giving evi
dence of reirsiniDg from future violation
Of the neutrality laws.
The suit of Colonel John OMahony
gainst August Belmont and others, for the
possession of 500 900 in gold belonging tC
the Fenians, came up again to-day IN th'
Supreme Court, special term, before Judge
McCanu. The Court finally made an ordel
directing payment of the money to Thos
J. Barr, v ho had been appointed receiver
and a check was drawn for the amount
For further proceedings the court ad
iourped TO the 9th instant.
Emanuel knight and Messrs. Watts
Mair, indicted for usury, plead guilty TO
day before Judge CardOza.
Mail advices from England give detail
oribs loss Of the BRUSH ship Blue JACKIE
bnrned at sea ia March last while on be
wav from New leland TO Eoglsnd, Ou
,f sixty-nine persons on board, only eigh
are known be saved.
Alan interview to-day with reporte
of the Times at the Fifth Avenue Hote
Koopmanschaap, importer of Chime
coolies. said that it was his intention
import 10000 Of these men during IL
canning wear and hire them out nj lro
eight 10 Twelve dollars per month ana the
keeping. "