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Cooperation guiitts.
Law DEPAErxkxT OvyicN COUNSEL TO TnE CoEPoHaros
ITO the BOARD of SUPERVISORS acting as

GExrL ENES: iug sdi es.ed
to yonr Honorable Bosri containing h, p Of M Jes Isey 40
CInvers haEs east at the recent rIeeOn Tor tp Smfs Tor
sDnr any you accompanying hr.. Pnrer. specifying
The Question. 10 ssss you 9srs d;'ss, N. ass "a. 2 ''
The fact. a. Sc, forth in the protest.. do
not the within the iraues Of The s~ On
vhIeh She c1nts,' s E as sSu Elan s Law ., sS'
IL l. al eyed that spry Smith having satr TIE "as Of Pa.
ponipasd Tor the oace Supervisor candidate r aid ohs a
the d November ssSi aud that votes Sss east
Il does no. sseessny follow that said vu,ss
such public woun ,eeoss the pryias a" az see
Commissioner 'a.h h,d Dsro p"'ey ssSssd 's
nosh,re appears the papers that 'scb public SeenA'a Vas
In dsna, ,5sreafthe Ose. Of Polio, h ~ him soh
have become By operation Of ss yse,a e. ,s .. ss
vote. any fr ihsi ses ssah has.
Of the e Of Police comwis'iOus ~heh n'SAsrs
zee nothing therefore the paper. by yo4 70
departing from Joel s'ssr. S's saa 81 s.a 70, -
The due. q supervisor. ,si. respect ar. fa,ssT s. s;s
apply Tie rules Of tb,ryO their iu'spOaoH be required
tairi qus.ons. sbehI s Letgre Aai TIE power TO 'aa'
1 TEst nan Of s.cn o. chap Laws Of 1900 ~bch provides hs,
al at ANY s:eS1 of :1y Ps%' XIII bS, ss ,us
,h. be void seen. 20 me ~ sas,i % :, s
,Ssr % 81 II shs state Constitution.
s Lrs's , ne, srn h. ss essa 10 4. Police
eau so dsouay thirty years o for the ret Of b. NE
U can a, dsaual held pubic "hes see no re@
.or vbr the extended o. oter "hess
kaa ineshsisent With TIE spin ana soHs
stapc.. With he letter 81 the \ ste tousit uion
hui 10 the light virtual Acknowledgement 81 The voter ihs' WIS
proyisop seems % NE chiefly ohjsctiauabe
In Article sec HswYsl Consultation AZ. e sorth I.
a.l a the xnng eses to the exercise 81 he s
uf suffrage - A..
couuea the erprrsou oil hs VIII
nere and cannot D. hDpaired ny legislative Interference
lie NAV vote fr person eligible selgb- aRd his eoi must -
counted recognized and rs.se rvra h"a.e ss per
son on his choice BE- ~ sHs BE- esn 81 ~
subsequently sSa6s 70 take p"ssess"a hs os " :"
perform lie duties -. Al, q,
words that SIR sgir TITS ~ that al
tse peoples opinion expressed IN lie mos" reci and .aho
tst,, .pReruonA Be power vrst 10 any seflr
and sesu gsy, II Is vested that 81 hs state OF
kewlork
Questions however Involving The eausiuiana @
constitutional power t the Lfissne
th,e reb are ansus ddcut aud difais '5Je % lou
iovestEou oBlT properly fai place IL 's evrN w. @
tb d.qs Mud and The soas eAl 1
led M. 10 advise yaa follow Ia this nsapee yoa "paf lrA
cnya.aF All tie recent seun he b mean ~
snahn9 al parties interested present the whle eas 10 We e
Of tbs proper tribunals hOhhII :, ~ Saas, is,-,
, IITI ~ KKw.l ORR DsYAErNSSF ~ rtSAsct I
HreN M a
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wRnrLY COTTON MARKRrs.

no. Nov &c receipts Of the veek 61s balss coast,
la, go sles total BEpors-Hone Tstsh by the
tras The market to-day 6ul At zS0tete s hSdhHs''
saIss aoday, no bales net receipts tedar IA hairs
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AUCTION SALES OF NEw-JERsEY REAL ESTATE.

RY LEWIS r.. wOOD-CESTREvILLB PROPERTY.
TSosiary ling aHd plot Adjoining
Se h5sS .'n COZ .. ssse
ISo iy lrs%T n'I'i a1 o 44so
lot. 2tibu and Ave T. rneh lsIVo, Ruas s" -.
lots adjoining Of 26lbst, each 73rlS' d T. Bra"hAh -
ai. y n Of Ave E. loo Of 2Gbs, each SSIlOO h. 40
sdonBg each 75IlcO. Thomas j. llagan. sseh.' -
lots sioBng each 25T1O &. Bramhal each sop
lots onBg 25th-st lou n Of Ave L. each GIls 49,
C. BTamhal IN
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Gitp Htal Gstat, for Sale.

II o X s A l. E-One of the most desirable
HOUSES ~ The e full SIN. brown and eegaHiy sehhe
N order throughout
viii he so for s62 without furniture With locsoh
20 Park tSOtoo " the Ou
principals need spply. Address
X L NJ, station q.
NOR SALE-At Harlem, near steam cars and
beat 2sOrJ basement attic HOUSE
Eplase heater, al nL Price s7:V 800 IHqu
JOHN BELLY No. S Bible. House Aston place.
IF you wish to sell. purchase, exchange, o.
REAL ESTATE.
prices location BY ssliOg j. e. FREEMAN 22 Broadway
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yp,n,y,s WAITER RBPORT-s. =
MINIATURE ALMANAC

g. ... TOO Sun .sU 49,. 43 Moan rses
JHI. bai
&c. u.l AGA Gov, l,l.nl... z:52 Hell Gaia .... 4t41
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l99Sg999PS9V9

GSSSS SSSS SSSSS
ITO THE WORKING CLASS.-We arc now
pt.n.t,d 10 fsrpi,h ali e employment al bone
Whole moments basns" s'~ hi
Of -
GsVeiiHg hsf whole tine 70 me
busu girls nrtrr mach men Iha al WHO
ssss and test the bastss us Ha
To
troubl, writing Pull psrtenlas ysushe 81
sheh will 81 Tho fsop,s
tsra ConpuioB-ans sRd best family pn
sbeJs By nail Rssdsr ioa SsHi psfHaAshi Poaabs
worn. address l. G.. ALLEN Co AsTuft., hsisc
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Country pruptrip 90 g,i.

IN0 T-Westchester-0n the line of the
Harlem and Porieheisr r.. ADD imme4ls ven d The
West Farms Siaias u m.s from city Hat heaHs ersoA
stone HOUSE 3iS3. feet twtor hssepti sut
shaded sbsu bs ID - April I'm
mediate po.ssssion HARRIS WILSON. li6 wHhsmst
VNO RENT, Furnished. till LIST May, u handsome
III Prrneb
Ctr n Iane IIobskh JeIser Cbahsrs
RE. pass the every Gas. hath ko
almost u.w Applv TOR ALbRIDGE k-usTksys nessA
or 10 ROBr T. RODGER. S5 CsEal... kcsiofk
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an ~ NKw.l oRK, DHYsETNRNF ~ rtNAscE. 4
o kECKyzE ~ iArEi
CouRT.Hopsk. PAKK. - Ckamb~rssi Nov ;, 1907.
ITO TAXPAYERS.-Notic Is hereby gwen
per will he 'dded 10 all T.s unpaid 90 t., j.. D
rrn.iuiug January Interest at the rate a" "t ef
spuum calculated the books ro.rd ~ toe h
al TIr. IA will he added No monsJ val b~ 70
esy.d After 2 O'clock D. N OEos hear fr,m 10 z ? m
's's~ BERNARD SMlrIl. Receiver.
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gtal esiat, 10 esthaugt.

A FOUR-STORY brown stone HOUSE in N.
N Y CITY EXCHANGE for auinesnhsvsd bats Bseoklfo
NJ A RlLAND 4 Be~kmsE--G n. y.
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6upartnrrstiy 1OtItrs.

NOTICE.-The COMPREHENSIVE heretofore
~ existing b~eru R0SkSFELD bro HERS IN tie Cga ,sd
~ New iors dissolved AZ debts
6rm are be Paid sndeT,gned Of ih. sad hr
Dated Nos. rs 1913 EMANUEL HONEYWELL.
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YOng SslanS 4tal 6stats for Salt.

FOR SALE-ln Williamsbureh, in q good
ssigheorheod twosory attic and bssemen. frame HOUSE,
water heater building on the
suitable AR shop Apply on premises No 49, South ~
7,h Priss s7,Ue o. SO to Possession TO suit
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euuuip gral Gsiai, for saIO.

Country gral Gstat, for salO.
A FARM for SALE-In Penn, hours from
~ NJ. YORK. 100 improved and trsi rate buildings
,oo a o cash Asa Of well sproye With Eooi
SuEinss De az 81 90 cash Boomncsle % Cbsnh-IssS
NOR SALE-A desirable FARM in the Town
Of Boomuz Grove Orange County. D. sss mile n"1 VISA
issOure ssaioe Esvbargb Branch Be karoad tee nss n
Esubursh esSths 200 badoEs complete Ae pese',
and snsarpasse In the eonny Tor az
,y.y s@uerr Price Fs further parsesn appy
10 A. w NICOLL l4 Broadway, or shfeA H. A. OhHHiSAO"
Bl.sniaf Grove, Orange County. n l.
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yuttIs.

MALTBY H0USE-Great Jones-st, opposite
vi Lsfayetteplaer BOARDING Single, lsah and 10
q. A. McCLEsKEY Co
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All who have real estate for sale or 20 let,
and toss dssiring purchase rent speb property
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Gitp pruptrtg to Fri.
OFFICES TO LET-The Asbury Life Insur-
Cowp,uy hasss rsHevsd 10 oces a. 900 broaeap
oy,,r 81 II,hsl ossr lei late sess 81 nj Broadway corner
Of R..d.-l Apply on The prsWisea
FINO LEASE-To genteel family, a fine four
,,oJ HOUSE IS wss TusslshsI ssI0Oi DEBTORS 0dee 70
served Apply % the premises
TINO LET or LEASE-'The new 4-stOry STORE,
No az B,ooues BrOAAssyI %, Do By TO-
Gppiy 70 wn. JOHN OBRIES. S. wsIst
TNION.SQUARE HOTEL, opposite the Park,
cor Fourth ave.TO LIZ lyme large ana snAh
ofRoOMs hssdse@el arssAed also oes reee .sr
DENTS aud BILLS COLLECTED in or out
III AZ III. s.t,t asa IaGe ATTENDED, ~
WARRRS 4 WILKEY. No n rsssa.st. Rsss No l.
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In I've IN hsruerA
Daniels b. g. Big jim ,:;'''''.l
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Qtntistrg.

1tniistrg.
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
~ mated the snssihee nitrous aIe sH MISTER n %.
approved nothing bot EXTRACT TkE aad 10 that
WITHOUT PAIN-so 1900 testify al As
.ne~. No 10 Cooper lbsatas
mr.. f.. HALE, DENTiST,-OFFICE and
~ dwelling No 20 West Faureertb,t. n Y.
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IG@ SMITH g. WESSoNs ARMY

ICAkTRIDGB REVOLVER With sI,r. cylinders for lsoss am
- n1nlon h.TnE doub the pistol IN a,s
Ase, ibrss smaller rOA Sold asssi W. RoBISsOH
Ne. IS CbasHbsrsss .
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Mtsttbrsin County ysal Gst1tt for salt.

EOR SALE-Fruit and Dairy FARM, 100 acres,
bald miles Chappa
qua StsoG Railroad Apply 10 y J. CARrENTEh eSr"sr
Second aud Tweny Hnthsi JAMES HUNT CnappAq " d
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Mathrutrp.

A ENGINES, Boilers, Steam and Hydraulic
IA Pump, Teo And hseLinsy IOd secondhand BOUGHT
BULD, sBd EXCHANGED
HOFFMAN, Il FIYSRY. Is1 w..rst. BrosLys
Umpire SPLITTING MACHINE,
II of SPLITTING OAK HICKORY AND PiSH Ror ,ais By
..I W. l. WILLIAM Pstebee aud Buftsr
l3+ hast TWeHty shhs.. Tbirdave
The New York herald., 1869-05-13

DEATH RECORD.-There were 124 deaths In Brook
lyn during the week ending Saturday last. or the
deceased 80 were men, IL women, az boys and
81 girls.
CRUELTY TO HORSE Justice Walsh yesterday
fined Michael Corey twenty five dollars for having
driven IN Prospect Park horse which had two
sores upon It's back.
OUTRAGEOUS AssAULT.-About midnight OF Tues
day last party Of unknown rowdies committed
unprovoked assault upon two citizens. who were
quietly seated on doorstoop IN Flushing avenue.
near waworth street. John Kinney, one OF the men
assaulted, received very severe cut over the left
eye. The scOundrels escaped.
STILL SEfZED-A whiskey still on o small
SCALE was discovered running, illicity. In frame
building on Columbia street, near Nelson by Assist
ant Assessor Kenyon on Tuesday last The appara-
tis was broken up and fifteen gallons of wskey1 "a
quantity OF low wines and two hogsheads OF mash
were emptied out by the government revenue
officials
ALLEGED LARCENY on SHIPBoARD.-Yesterday
Isaac Matthews, sailor, about fifty years OF ace,
belonging to the crew OF the schooner Motto lying
at the foot of Van Brunt street. was arrested.
upon suspicion OF having stolen 500 IN money
from the captain, John W. searlcs. The prisoner
was arraigned before Justice Delmar ana the exam.
nation was adjourned.
SAD EvBST.-The coroner held an inquest over
the body OF q child named Edward Pollock. residing
at No. s2 Second street. who died from the effect Of
fall received few days previous. when the little
fellow, who was only SIX years of age was thrust
from a wagon by George Rege, another boy and
falling his head sustained the injuries which ter.
minated IN his death. The jury very sagaclously ex.
oncraed George from any intention to do injury to
the deceased.
AccIDENrs.-Elisha Sampton a German, about
eighty years Of age, was seriously injured by falling
from the steps Of Myrtle avenue car on which he
was riding yesterday afternoon. lie resides az No.
80 Mulberry street, New York.
John Cooney o labOrer was injured on Tuesday
afternoon. while engaged In laying water pipes on
Lafayette avenue by the caving in OF the eInbsnk.
nent. lie was eNtrcatcd BY his companions.
THE AR-GUS IN wiILIAMsBuRG.-yest after.
noon bullet or slug crashed through pane OF glass
IN q window OF Grand street store cut through
card In ts passage and lost among the ner.
chandise In the rear OF the store No sound but
that caused bv the crashing OF the glass was heard by
those IN the store or those outside Fortunately
there was nobody hurt. 10 ~ believed that the
deadly missile was discharged from an air-gun az
u ssaid there are many existing In the shape of
walking canes.
The New York herald., 1869-05-13
JAMAICA.

A British Fleet Concentrating ut Havana
Commodore Yhi,ismore to Investigate the
Spanish Cnpiurcs-llnrch of Improvement
in Jamaica.
KINGSTON. May l, 1862
Commodore Phillimorh sailed this morning for
Havana IN her Malesty's steamer Eclipse From
thence he will proceed to Nassau to investigate the
capture by the Spanish cruisers OF vessels In
British waters, and the landing OF armed men by
them on the Keys and islands OF the Bahama
group. The Britomart will follow the Eclipse on
the arrival OF the English mails. The iron-clad
steamer Defence is daily expected from England
and will also proceed TO Havana.
The financial condition OF Jamaica is looking better
than ever before. BY a government return OF the
revenue for the SIX months ending the 31st Of
March 1t appears that there Is an increase every
item OF revenue, and on tile whole revenue OF some
900 on the same period last year. In cOnse-
Quence OF this improved condition or things the Gov
has ordered the harbOr OF Falmouth to be sur
veyed for the purpose OF having cleared OF all the
coral reefs which render its approach dangerous and
destructive TO Kingston. The blasting necessary for
the removal has been pronounced feasible, and the
harbOr will soon be cleared ana buoyed for shipping.
Another large cargo OF East India Immigrants
have arrived to supply labor for the estates on the
north side OF the island. This the second lot this
year. and collectively they number over 1000 souls.
They are fine healthy looking people, and the plant
ers are perfectly delighted third cargo is now on
the way to complete the seasons Shipment
movement IL on foot to encourage European and
American immigration to this country The Guardian
advocates the granting OF crown lands to European
soldiers and their families who, after their term Of
service mas expired, Will settle i'm the country under
engagement TO turn out for service when called
The Governor has assured the cOOnlss that the Brit
Sh government does not intend to withdraw the i'm
periai troops from Jamaica, but we hear that the
Governor desires to take large sum annually from
the treasury OF the cO.ony IN supporting and mail-
tanning the troops. The country Will surely grumbe
at this.
The New York herald., 1869-05-13
SAaTIlGO DE CUBA.
Mere Eyecut;eus-Activify Of the Insurgents
in the yiein.fy-Visit of the Governor OF
Jamaica.

Mere Execut;eus-Activify Of the Insurgents
in the yicin.fy-visit of the Governor of
Jamaica.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA. April 90. 1869.
Since my last have obtained few additional de-
tails OF Defn AguIera. recently executed here. He
was man OF great influence in Mayari and was
well known and generally respected In this city. 1t
will be rccollected that he came here Of his own
accord, under safe conduct from the officer In CON-
mand at the former place aud his taxing or under
the circumstances is an additional spot on the
spanish character lie walked from the prison to
the place OF execution with great tirmness, accom-
panied by two priests, one OF whom, Fadre
Lecanda is said to have been especially active in
procuring his DEATH lie stated that he was inno-
cent of any crime and that his blood would res, on
the heads OF his eXecutioners. His death was n-
stananeous from the first volley. Up to yesterday
There were no more executions. but al two p. Al. u
batch of fve prisoners were brought by train from
the country, ald at halfpast four were marched
from the prison 10 the Maladen, placed against the
wall and shot. The party was composed OF a father
named vicente An1ye, and his three sons. and an
otner called Homobono Partundo. AS they were
marched 10 the scene OF execution thrOagh the prn
cipal streets the spectacle caused much disgust
among the inhabitants.
The condition OF the country is very bad on ac.
count Of furious attack on property once again
c0mmenced by the insurgents. They have set fire
70 and entirely destroyed the following esrates:-
santa Ana, santa Isabel. san Andres. Banabacoa,
Isabella and Laguinas Others are reDorted burned
and IL is said thai ia parts every house. out.
building, IN fact, everything igntable has been de-
stroyed Much excitement prevails, and the govern
ment are using strenuous efforts TO check the
wholesale destruction. on the first news OF
these fresh disasters some planters waited on
the Governor to requ st protection for their pro-
perty They were very badly received and his Tx
ceuency addressed them In very course and abusive
lang1age. speaking so loud that he attracted a
siderable crowd about the palace to listen.
The city continues healthy and the cholera Ia dis
appearing from the Guantanamo neighborhood.
Her Maiesty's ship Eclipse, Captain Harvey,
dropped in on saturday, the Gath having on board
ms hxceilency SIR John Peter Grant, Governor OF
Jamaica, VINO was taking short cruise. She went
TO sea again on Sunday morning.
The New York herald., 1869-05-13

sons made on both sides OF the Atlantic were widely
diifefent The oplnol England prevailed
that the English government had made 100
ample CONCESSIONS; but even then they rel0iced
at the thought OF having thus reconquered safety
and the good Will OF the Americans. Contrary TO
the hopes OF the English, the treaty was subjected
To delays; notifications were suggested. Then came
the change OF President ana the Secretary OF state
in the United States. We are too well aware OF the
mobility OF sentiment and opinion In the United
States to attach anv excessive importance to the
now apparently predominant disposition In respect
to England. Susceptbllites Will be quoted in SINE
and serious desire for cOnciiaJion cannot fail to
manifest itself. successor has already been ap-
pointed to follow Mr.. Reverdy Johnson. in the per-
son OF the eminent historian, Mr.. John LOthrOp
Motley VINO wil doubtless, meet with the full SYM
pathleS OF the English. Matters, therefore, between
the United States and England stand as they did
before the MISSION OF Mr.. Johnson. question IL
pending, account remains to De closed. and time
will come when the settlement VIII be again de-
manded; but the hope OF seeing this settlement ar
ranged in the pacific path OF diplomacy must not 10
abandoned
The New York herald., 1869-05-13
ST. THOMAS.

The Peruvian Monitors-Amerlcan Crews
Discharsed-1he French Minister to Hnyti.
ST. THOMAS, May l, 1862
The Peruvian monitor Nance Cupac, Commander
Garlic, IN tow OF the convoy MarahOn arrived here
from Samana on the 10th ut., in two days and ten
hours steamlng. Nearly all her American crew were
discharged and negroes substituted In their places.
The Peruvian Officers behaved in most shameful
manner toward the crew OF the Reyes the transport
sunk in the channel. After losing all their clothes
and baggage when the vessel went down. they were
landed in this place IA state OF complete destitu-
tiOn One OF them, an Old gunner In the United
states navy, by the name OF Mulberry, died in the
hospital for want OF proper Some thirty of these
men will leave here on Thursday In the Ameri-
can ship Mary Banks for Boston, the captain having
kindly rendered them passage. The Nance Cupac,
Atahuapa and Maranon vii! go hence to Mar
Unique and Barbados In "a few days. The captain OF
the former Is now in negotiation with the Royal Mail
Steam Packet Company TO purchase one OF their
steamers as a transport.
The French Admiral arrived here in his flagship
Semiramls, on the 10th ult tor the purpose of TAX
ing on board Mir. LA Compte Mijcau French
Charge d'Aflairs to llayti and carving him to his
destination on his arrival from Europe in the
steamer, now mOus ntarily expected.
Due satisfaction has been rendered by the Danish
authorities 20 the French Admiral for the illegal
nogging or young lad belonging to the mail
steamer pcO by the Police Master of this island,
as mentioned IN my last.
The New York herald., 1869-05-13
TINE QUAKER CITY.

She IL searched by United States Deputy Mar
shuis-N0thing Found-No Contraband of
Wnr-Hcr Name Changcd-vist from am
Officer Of the Revenue Cutter.
The quaker City still lies at the Novelty Iron
Works wharf, foot Of Twelfth street. Fast river
under the surveillance OF the United States revenue
cutter Mccullough, Captain J. II. Merryman. ON
Tuesday she was searched by three or four United
States Deputy Marsnals, who could find nothing of q
contraband character on board. One Of them
opined that accommodations for something
when might or might not he construed
INTO magazine were being fitted up In the fore and
alter parts OF the hold, but his statement very
vague, and II must be remembered that the Quaker
tN was used aS war vessel during the blockade Of
tne southern ports, ana that simple alterations In
tne accommodations OF vessel may be very easily
mlscOnstrued by an unpracticed and suspicious OBJ
server into something very different from their nc
tual purpose. The name OF the Quaker City has been
changed to the Columbia. Her owner ~ said 90 be
an Englishman named McAndrews, a resident or
Staten Island. An officer Of the revenue cutter
whose captain, I'm fulHlment OF his orders ~
OF clandestine departure OF the suspected vessel
visited her day or two ago In conseg,lence Of aom
smoke proceeding from her smoke stack but wac
informed that IL was occasoned by the ,,se or tho
donkey engine The guns Of the Mccullough could
be trained upon the Columbia nj a moment,s notice.
If candestine departure which Is not antic,nateJ
were 10 De attempted. The captain OF the Columbia
stated that number or Cubans I'm consenuence OF
tne s,a,ements made IN certain Bohemian journal
came uOwn 70 the wharf q few days aQo and yon-
veeu 20 enst ior tue revolutionary service aboard
MS vessel. No doubt seems 10 be entertained that
tne columbia, nee Quaker CITY will Obtain clear
JaRely0. y '''N w
The New York herald., 1869-05-13
ANOTHER EXPEDITION FOR CUBA.


1he Steamer salvador OH for Sagua.
KEY WEST Nav 6, 1862
The British steamer Salvador, which put In at Kew
West some four,weeK since for repairs left here a,
eight J.. M Nav 5. loaded rather crowded with pas.
sengers, her destination supposed to be St. Thomas
via Nassau. During her stay at Key West she has been
constantly watched by the Spanish authorities: still
notwithstanding the vigilance Of the spanish off,
cers. the salvador proceeded quietly and with can.
tion down the harbor, and this morning the sad of
ncers were aston nded at the news OF her departure
Her passengers consisted OF Cuban refugees report
says fuy armed and equipped. Later reports on
the streets say her real destination Is Sagua 4,
Grande, Cuba. She has been the cause OF much ey.
element in Cuba.
The captain OF the salvador (Karn was the most
successful blockade runner IN the sO-caled Southern
Confeheracy. The salvador Is a Clvde-built steamer
very last able TO make sixteen knots, making II diff.
hcnlt Tor Spanish steamer 20 overhaul ner. | am
writing IN haste TO be IN time for the mail The fore.
going are facts from which you can probably make
an article Tor the HERALD. II remains 10 lie seeu
what the eject OF this sudden departure of the Sal
vador Will produce IN Havana.