New-York tribune., 1869-06-24

ir broker No Is Broad-st; Fernando r. Walker paper,
No. "a spencerst; Christian Zabriskie, VcePresident
No. 76 NaSsau-st
EXCITEMENT IN TOWN LAST NIGHT-REsCUE OF
COL. RYAN-A DEPUTY MARSHAL BUCKED
AND GAGGED-PROBABLE DEPARTURE OF
| FOUR HUNDRED MEN FOR CUBA THE
SPANISH SPY on THE LOOKOUT.
There was the greatest excitement last even
ing In Cuban and Spanish circles in the Marshas office,
| and among all who knew anything about the stirring
events In which the friends and enemies Of the sever
faithful isle" were acngperlous parts. 1t rumored
that Col Ryan had escaped from the custody Of United
States Marshal After diigent inquiries, the following
facts were ascertaned:
IL appears from the evidence thus far obtained that
afethe proceedings in the United States Court and Com
mssioners Office yesterday afternoon lady had offered
her to sign bail bond, and asked that deputy
Marshal might be sent with him TO the house OF friend
up town. where he would get trustworthy parties TO be-
come his bondsmen In the sum OF $4,000 Ihls request
which looked reasonable was granted ana deputy Mar
The fret place they visited was the Metro
pOlitan Hotel, where sundry drinks were INDUCED
with several gentlemen during the time he was at the
hotel bid them adleu, and with Dawley, proceeded 70
wished to friends Both went IN,
and the first thing in order was drinks:
freddy toward the Deputy, and insisted that he should
spend the night with them This Of course, roe
TO keep as near the Colonel as possible Ryan
friends house The Deputy objected again. insisted
that the Colonel should accompany him Ludlow.st
he suspected that they endeayorng 10 supey him
with liquor He advanced toward Ryan, and attempted
TO lay hands upon him. This was the signal to the Col
onel's friends Dawley sieZed, and after
desperate resistance, was "bucked and gagged ana
slowed away in another room. All this hap
pened about 81 O'Clock Ryan and his friends at once
left for parts unknown. After about 2hOurs confinement
less 10 say that let the grass grow under his
feet before the facts OF Ryans escape and ms own snare
in the matter were fuyreported TO Government oelas
| Steps were at once taken to get on the track OF
the fngitives In short time 1t was discovered that
Jersey City 1t was also reported that Ryan with 400
the report that the men were embarked on
board the Virginia Fulton, steamers In readiness 70
tae rnT @ yE % ~ 2 AZ T11 1 reS norSc
Curses for the United States Marshal were the first
who sped swiftly down Broadway and Whltehallst., at
u o'clock last night, and slipped silently around to
house, where the United States revenue cutter
Uno was lying. A couple Of questions elected from
the cutter duty and had been over Jersey Cy
in fact. was going again And what about the Cubans y
'Who does Z" ''The MarshaPs deputy, around in the
bs heels on 6e ra and Ss shoulders on
scanning the Jersey shore with sleepy watchfuness
little polite questioning induces him 10 say that
Barlow on Staten Island and knows nothing about this
| affair at all. He himself was notified at O'Clock by q
regular trustworthy informant that 400 for Cuba
unarmed had crossed in the evening from NewYork to
Jersey City, and that the Deputy having Col. Ryan
in charge had been "bucked, gagged, and put away"
and his prisoner rescued fastening down 10 the Bat
terry, pressed the Una into service crossed TO
front of Taylors Hotel. Not caring TO be "cut into
small pieces he prudenty returned to the Bat
| terry, and posted himself where he thought he
could and overhaul any suspicious vessel that
might leave the Jersey shore After waiting III mid
night without making any discovery ne gave the order
10 TO Jersey City again. and this 10 was That pro-
voked the profane denunclaon OF the Marshal from one
| of the fatgued crew. Al O'clock the cutter moved
quietly out into the stream, carrying the deputy on
\ second reconnaissance.
ANOTHER ARREST.
| Last night, about 10i o'clock, carriage was
driven mp 70 the Casino 20 in Houston,ss and from t
! aud arrested Charles Currier one Of the in
dicted parties: Currier, who Is an IN immense 1se
much trouble Finally he forced into the carriage,
but here TOO he showed dgnt Lying back upon me seat
and striking one Of the deputies in the face stretched
! While THE TRIBUNE reporter sitting the Jail
stoop waiting for coming events carriage drove within
half block Of the JAIL and after considerable talking be-
tween the occupants and the driver gentleman stepped
OF the carriage and advanced toward the jail AS he
James Craig OF the firm OF Webster Craig counsel
for the spanish Government After considerable
left m his carriage In the meantime our representative
had discovered that the other occupant o the coach was
1t after o'clock when the carriage containing the
there for did not transpire It could have been to
obtain information concerning Ryan aud his escape,
the COnsu spies had reported that fact to them several
hours previous.
THE sPANEH-CUBAN DIFFICULTY.
An examination in the case of the editor of
Rerolueion) place yesterday afternoon IN the exam
Dodge presiding De Conta is charged with assault and
battery by Lorenzo Tomase the proprietor Of barber
shop. Senior de COnta represented by Mr.. Henry
MOrange and TOmasellis counsel was Mr. Samuel Sher-
man. brother Of Gen. sherman. The complainant was
sworn in his own behalf and said that he is
an italian, and owns the barber, shop. corner Of
Twefth-st and Broadway. On the 3lst OF May
ing that he had understood there carcature OF him
in the ROOM He seized the picture, tore 1t into frag
uents toward depOnent, eXclaming
Spanish "I will kill you" and put his hand behind him,
under his coat though looking fora weapon The Wit
testimony was frequently interrupted by the disputes Of
counsel and Senior de COnta, who was much excited On
cused is very passionate man, aud has
been concerned in several affairs OF honor
which, together with copies OF the Cuban paper were
sale plaintiffs place OF business put in evil
latter is skllfully executed pen sketch Of with
ferOcious mustache poring over book which is sup
In spanish Here lies Jose Ferrar de Cona," Here
lies FL CroHiStd." etc The picture was pasted upon
Ferrar de Conta coupled with very impote expetye.
All around the margin are written expressions OF con-
tempt for the subject further hearing will take place
on Saturday at p. NJ
STILL ANOTHER ASSAULT on A NEWSPAPER MAN.
CHICAGO, June 23.-Charles L. Wood, Hiram
Rogers and W. ID. Rodgers Monday fined, IN the
Police Court OF st. Paul, Minn for assault upon B.
trial grew out Of publication q Woods alleged em6eH
element Of 5000 in railroad funds.
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
George Barnes brakeman on the Boston
and Albany Railroad was killed almost instantly at
Chatham Four Corners, yesterday afternoon while tho
pOyed on the Boston and Albany Railroad was Instantly
killed PiItsheld by switch engine running over him,
completely seyerng his body and maDgling it in horr
Bile manner he was 3S years or age and was unmarried
HUDSON RIVER BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.