Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-10-16

| HhrfiNiY" o1tha heoh athu-cn wv
olheors, snsr engaging supply Of
coal, returned 20 tho vessel without
making any arrangements 10 get
the coal an board, They lsil this
city lAst night about l.. o'clock for
Smilhvills, lhirty-hve miles below
the city, in a small row boat The
coileet0r Of Customs chartered the
steam aug Alpha lhis morning at 4
o'clock. aud having plated Ia the
hands of Depuly United States Mar
shall warrant issued by tho u. s.
Commissioners placed him on board
with part OF tho Customs force, with
directions 10 detain the prisafcer
until further orders. Col Frank,
commanding tho US. troops nj
,Smithvillc, expected 10 cooperate
with tho Deputy Marshal and his
force ifnettssaryJ IliyA. fLiaI
Tho officers who visited the city
were very bold aud confident in
speaking They asserted that there
is no process by which the Priva-
tuer can DO detained. Tho event
creates much comment and excite
ment here, ,il,-yr -sa .,. -
FWILniNoTos, n. c., Oct, 5.-Tho
Cuban was seized by the Deputy U.
$. Marshal nj Smithvillc, at noon TO.
day, and brought up and anchored
half n mile below the city this even
ing A number Of her officers are
now ia the city and are positive in
d claring that there is no prciext
under which she can be dctainod BY
the authorities any longer tiiaii hahy
DO necessary to have IN inyestiga,
tion.
rnE suIr AND HER CREW. ~
In armament and crew the Cuba
in formidable vessel and represen.
ted TO have great speed She is short
Of coal aud provisions now, aud her
machinery Enthusiastically damaged.
Inc lo''ow,hg 10 u compress 'ISt Vi
""cerS' oo'''' ~, rn i'ssIs'
commah1,'g, mos, - Dorrin ~
com" y ~, - o' wv Na"',o'
U'hrer anu -. " w i'oa'' E''' ~
- MGNu''y' ou'geo', " M
,eh.e' ray MISTER y, i"srs"t.''
oaPt o'sMar'acS anu I r' s0' ~ .otc'e'
tary Oh INC eo'h,n"nner; W Duor",
ASS surgeon; y ~ mulroe. iS
~ ASS !; Mar'ane S'Gnols, SAILING
Master; H. i,animohu, Ens'gn; ilen-
~ Leake, n'siSni "a VI. MHso"
EhS,Sh; IL l; u,osoh' EnS'gni M
~ y, lnilIil's, -HiuSn'l,.han' - rre"rh'
Chiei EnSihecr; h1Dt' ufanah' ISL
Ass Ehg'heer; 'ho Lynch ISL
Ass Eng r'1as' Dehhisoh' "a ASS
EEhg,r; stephen hearney, "a ASS
EhSr' Joaquin Agnier,-2d ASS u
hhs +; H. Y, Forailas, "a Asst
Engr; John Muilay, Paymaster
CLERK; W. .. faherty, Masters
Mate. ...,4
HOW fnE HORNET WAS FITTED OUT.
New York, Oct. 4-Sunday's
Herald contains a letter written on
uourd the Hornet Sept. 81. Tho
writer. says the Hornet was sold to
the Cuban republic at sea soon after
she left Halifax. She was subse-
onentiy met by + ,hooner from
Halifax, which transferred to her n
number or men, and shortly after.
wards a schooner came alongside
and supplied the privateer with Par
rot guns and u quantity of ammu-
milton. Z. n
WILMIsaToy. Oct. 6.-This morn
ing the ease,of the Cuban priyateer
Hornet. aims Cuba. was carried be
fore Gen. Allen Rutherford, u. s.
Commissioner for the distrTc. of
Cape Fear. Judge Pearson and Mr.
French appeared for the Govern.
mcnt, and Geo. Davis, Esq and
Judge @. p Mears for defendants
The parties were, arraigned on the
charge that they did accept and ey-
ercise a commissiontto serve a for.
eirn people in war. to Wit, the peo.
ple,of Cuba, against tho people of
Spain. a country with which the
United States il ut neace. md did
fit out. arm ana did procure 70 bc
fttcd out ,nf armed within tho
limits of ilesITnited States n certain
shin Or vessel called the Cubn with
intent that said -vesseJ .sLuU he am.
ployed in the service Of lilo peonle
Of Cuba 70 Is cruise 81 ia ana commit hos
til;t;cs ,pa,ns, TN naomi of Snoin
, conntrv with which the JTp;f.d
states il at mace and serve On
Ioard of.said vrss,. with ;nt.nt ,o {
cr,,iso and com mi, bos,;l;,;cs ,,,a;ns,
tbe neanlo of Sno;n in v;nlof;on os
No st,}tntes If fha' I JJrited stntes
and of.the act of Con,,ress Of ooth
AnrJ 1918
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