New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-01
NETWORK, THURSDAY, JULY I, 1869.

Der and the rest had 20 udle together without the least
covering Considerable discomfort manifested by the
men, which was, however alayed by the officers explain
ing the cause Of not having supplies. On Monday morn.
ing the tugs steamed around the bay for some time In
search OF the steamer not having heard Of her detention
About noon boat sent to Gardeners Island after
provisions, but the unable to procure anything
except gulls eggs and peck of potatoes Toward
evening council was held when was decided TO trans
fer most OF the men from the Cool to the Chase and nave
the former run into NewOndon for provisions, and also
to try and ascertain something OF the steamer.
The point at which we cast anchor In Gardeners Bay
is about 100 miles from New York and Is from Newl
don. We reached wLOnd0n about p. m, and select
few went on shore to secure provisions These
followed by the hungry who had money to buy pro-
visions About forty went on shore, attracting the
attention OF the citizens TO the steamers They soon
crowded the pier in front OF the boat anxious TO learn
the particulars OF the affair Senior Alaro elegraphed
20 YORK ana learned the tate OF te steamer nnt
Several Of the who went ashore TO the number or
about twenty-five deserted Some OF the officers in try
ing to bring back one of the deserters named Leech from
Brooklyn attempted to shoot him, and IL Is sad that Nc
Immediately lodged Information before the authorities,
who telegraphed to New.YOrk AS cleared the dock,
the inhabitants greeted us with three cheers, thus snow"
ing their sympathy with the cause
HOMEwARD BOUND-A SECRET COUNCIL. .
During return trip secret council was held Dy te
officers at which the seizure OF the hng was at NC
follow under the circumstances 1t was nnaly agLeeu;
that owing the fact that had but small supply OF
provisions, and there being chance Of obtaining
steamer TO convey the expedition TO s dlstnaon Ine
and Ammunition land most OF the men, and let them make
their way to their respective homes
AN IRISH STEW.
As soon as we left New London the boys Immediately
proceeded to cook some PROVISIONS hungry
that they them Your correspondent and several
others we're invited partake OF IRISH stew prepared
by Capt NJ, who had graduated IN the cuInsIy hst ~
the Army OF the Potomac. We thought u superb III Iac
that Demonico never cooked anything keit There was
many rich Joke and choice bottle OF spirits cracked
RETURN TO OUR RENDEZVOUS.
Owing to the o prevailing and some mistake e.o on 5G
tuesday morning Thc men on board having tasted for
some 80 hours hailed with cheer, and were soon en-
Toying rude but hearty meal
The Chase aud Maybe took over 200 men on Doaru POT
about 100 remained on the Cool willing to take the rsR
OF running into NewYOrk Thus this small but Yal0roas
expedition OF men was broken up. aud AS 1t was ehsny
composed Of officers and who had served IN the late
war the Cuban has suffered serious loss IN being
REfURS AND CAPTURE or THE COOL AND MAYBE:
Our return trip rather pleasant as the weather
ing we were approaching Fort Schuyler when The
Revenue cutter Mccullough fired a gun acros ,
our bow bringing us TO Immediately. The oncers so0i
came on board and ordered us TO steam up alongside h
Mahoning, TO which we we're soon lashed. DE- baSIEi
MahOnng. As they stepped into the boat all hands OF
the steamer gave three hearty cheers
COURTESY OF TIE OFFICERS. -,
Capt Webster Immediately Invited the representatives
Of The TRIBUNE. head and sum- who aeconPanied IN,
expedition, ON board the Mahonng where ne treated
them aud his prisoners 10 supper and had beds ald dow
In his state cabin for their accommodation After th
fully appreciate the kindness aud courtesy OF Capt wen
and his officers While at supper win Capt Meo;te
was captured. IL turned out to be the Maybe, VIII
about forty men on board. We had about one hundred
men on the NJ. Cool but not single piece OF arms.
ESCAPE OF col. RYAN.
II is most likely that Col Ryan has made his escape
also some 900 lucn amohg Whom are several promiheh
O''''''' ARRIVAL IN BROOKLYN.
About o'clock yesterday morning tug took us IN 10Y
| under the convoy OF the Mccullough, and brought u
alongside the Catherine Whiting IN the Brooklyn Navy
Yard Marine guards were immediately placed on boar
of be tugs The men had breakfast, aud, though the
applied To the officers In command, nothing Dut u't
hatd crackers given them. The marines ana men
! hoard the whiting divided their ratiOns with then
About o'clock, Commodore GUdon, Commandant OF u
! Nayy-Nard, Marshal Barlow. ana Judge lleIIepoih
| came on board. They inquired how many men were o
| board. Commodore Godon asked who was IN c9minaii
and what was iu the cases. lie was informed that =
person was commando this not satisfying him. he SAL
that he could not send any provisions unless some on
| was In command 10 divide them. Some American on
Gers then stepped forward and assumed command. Ge
harlow being satisfied with the correspondents crede
| Tails released them While leaving the steamer we WEI
m,ormed al the capture Of the Chase IN Gardeners Ba
| Judge Perrepont also said that Do had tcegraphtd
tbe Precedent announcing the capture al the tugs an
tb,t he was instructed through the Secretary OF War
hold them until further orders, and that no nau no
| turned them over to tho COmmhndant ana that W
sar vas entirely out OF hands lie also stated tia
| The action OF Col Ryan IN breaking his parole an
innking prisoner OF the deputy had very MUNRO,
| cacct which only increased their zeal. THIS con
bined with the publicity given the expedition cohdnce
much 10 lis failure also learned from another oitla
,bt the movements Of tho Catherine Whiting were tol
ahim, aud that he exactly knew the time aud place
| seize her. - - ,,,,,. "a ry,r
When tho captured tags were brought alongslde VI
| 80 some nearly Wept =" My Godw exclaimed one q
them who spoke English nueny, how could We min
mai mis- Republc would tie up our hands from treeln
our country OF dcsposm while they are selling the rlie
ond buets 10 the cruel spauards that shoot US down
Tbcv st feel confident al success, despite lhtf man
| dishrarteulng dsappoiutmcuts nave cOnVeised VII
sotnc OF them who lave lately been fighting IN the Cuba
ganks but passed through the spanish lines with l4Io
nation for the Junta They state that they are resolve
to be free at any sacrifice that they nave already hDeI
tcd their slaves TO the value OF several mllllons Una
they ARE organizing coored regnents ana that 30 Ia
| they are making iirst class soldiers.
| '~' sFARCHGNG THE STEAMERS.
possc from the MnrshalH once arrived 40 the Navy
yard Yesterday afternoon and proceeded To search TN
Navhc and Cool the two steautuHs that were captured
On tuesday evening. The ibustcrs who arc now prs
oners had been transferred 10 the receiving ship Yer
! mont where they were under strong guard On IN
dcck OF The Maybe several cases containing med
ctues surgical Instruments, ammunition knapsaeks, ant
nrearms OF various descriptions On the Cool were
number OF boxes OF ammunition and several hags also
bundle OF Cuban bonds with which the volunteers Wet
| 10 be- paid The paper which they are printed
coarse. The following Is n copy:
REPUBLIC or CUBA
will pay TO bearer
ONE DOLLAR
BE- redeemed 10 actual money OF the kepnb'
lie Of Cuba will be received In payment OF all oONgA
ton. for custom, duties aud private obligations