The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-17
rUARLESTON'S DISGRACE.
.,vr1To CrrY sHxRKs DOING TIE
DIRTP HORH or STAIN.

| r,,,nin Of the cuban steamer Anna In
-. Hand. Of Pcuifogpers ard Land Pc
| a,,.-Robbcry Outright by United states
sac.n'a- SPAIN Omcering tue Port Of
,,nr, ston-Cnpt. Sommcrs's Account Of
n A. Experiences.
r,,stssr,v. Jan. 9.-Arrived in this port the
aMP VI On the 4th went alongside The
,,,ps1 4 VI. and began TO coal ship. Before
| ,i,nrsidc lhc wharfa revenue onlc,r came on
r.cl inspected papers anil vessel; found III
ID and tod me 20 report my arrival at the Gus
u,u-, / won't up with my papers. Deputy
| . .,.,r Young inspected same, and told me could
~ when got ready. AT 1880 T. NJ, having
:, on hoard AMI ready to leave, an oflccr from
I ,a.,5m House came down demanding the pa
. Iwcn. with him to the Custom House, where
lad
.urct1R CLARK ASp rnE SPANISH consul
I,.e eonvci sltiou. The Spanish Consul then
,,sinlel NV papers, Ia, declared they wcrI all
- dc ia snlnsI Consul'- business to over.
. Custom House papers " After consultation
a. Collector informed mc that he had to dot.iu the
Tor violating the neutrality laws. lie IL a Col
3 luHucss ~ stop vtsscl for violating the
,siu h,. when the Custom House papers are
tne.u .rkcd HIM IN Al at respect the vessel
/. ,,ntd tac neutrality laws; was II In CON ~
rpttodt lie did not give any answer, but left
a. ths Su,r,sh Consul. AT the same trac he
.aC us,r.u lipIsc o1icor - inspect the vessel
,r Has Ole Lcut afterwards b. returned and
..crc,., had to dct.uu the vessel On account %!
itue
"a rNc.fs oP PAssFSCERs.
a,.r tlt protest. was kept that d,v Next
r-r,t / consulted LAWYER aud he went with inc
p.. C,.eetu's n IL time there was nCthiny said
,.a. n,la'aI'y avs and the number o. p .son.
but w. t''t ttat tic oaiccrs sent on board
,el that tbrlc were not any rules or r. yulalious
n.rlua in Toe cJ1iu was asked for my ,nsDoc
Z certificate, and told HIM that I know 'hat tie
Be- -,ani vessel hal been Inspected, and that the
D 80 we're omitted % ne sent IN board. but that
/. vr-. It 'l. ouuo.'- o.licr IN New Yors The
IL ,-'or i1orn.l ne lat
rgVurY oF $500
z D. paid .ea '.'3r, .c would allow me to d.,
p asf tsl, r.t h.vc the vessel ius1cctci here
~ bal q ne 1t oacc and then tried to rTlse the
% rsy ,Lc r1c. rhe collector Informed me
O. it would Nait tn O'Clock Tor nc to pay the
30 ., Lis Ollie. AIR grcy hoa,s found
.rIa stat w. willing to luraish the money ly
6 -.ulH ihe wind being ,alr. | ordered
ea bc.re, ana toli tire engineer to steam Up,
q % .|A NV fFg Aislf l tItNh " NJ 10 INC
C. .-. and iouud uat The Collector had
b. Doc. u.iely rcpllrod q his huusc but he
., 'a..' other Jut was informed hc could
4 .as,.' .ae 81 the hotels, and proc ..d-d
b.: a.o.. Here found a Deputy Collector
uc
f.HSt FOR gsPScTToS.
a. ...4.. H.. Cat u was ready 10 pay some
.J' tg ..,H -end to the Collector fur the
| q, as .-v..' House, to procure ny oapcrs, 2s
,. Nfg. y. ". the papers were procured,
vs. u.s., a"ut 20 ply tie amount, when
,~. H'lt,. 49,, took me ~ one side. and told
l-a ,,s.,. lad been sized by the United
.'l.hl. t'.a- aftcrward told that the Col.
sa .HcN tl.- 1t p. u. Why do sou think
B, -.s rAcu TO lct the amount paid down before
g. ..ta.. -i..,a come TO my knowledset hur.
tt ,,sutouo vessel, which found h.gloJ up to
.. c.,.uucl. wharf
w ros.E.voS OF ruB MARSHAL,
" .'i orlurl N. cn-cra aad crew ashore. I
~ .o,,s lrlr', 80 ths crew not TO leave the yes
't mo org q. 'ot', mt al tho same time explain
un u' Nifad Cha, the ship's company had re-
,c'rt l'Hacrs, .Hf 10 nc weasel was released the
otm- i,. r.pu he unable TO proceed to sea,
rie crew ~,u!a uo, .ctarn. The Marshal ordered
uH'ui ttOTl holy ,.-e ON shore. The passengers
t' i.t. 81 So, bat The crew refused To obey
T.. eri.~ 'see., r.iu.. Tic Mlrsi al FOR tgo hours
rci t.,A v.'h ill and other punish
iDtNf'. Iid uo, obey his orders Tue Marshal
T. W.. uc to order Wcm on shorc, vhich Re-
- .. Re sar, tmc telling him that I womb hold
Dr. 'roa h'c . DO orfarsl tho men on shore, and
b.. nc 1872 rl N1yasc lie len, and Ut 1880
returned r.'h
n rFr. .ru..fr NJ rv,r~-v. WV, eotn,rns
yo h,a,. aiut,, an w.tI tins force drove the
o" aDIc ! trrw all ,he responsibility on the
.-,i 100 o. -tated before, had steam IN;
o. 'n 4' - - 't-. Tie Mars III wanted Inc to
nt ;, aLl let co steam. l tod bim,
i. '.'a a.''n my engineers on shore, and are
l.... !.r everything, 80 10 Hhl'ever you
~ Hsp1ty Narsha, then tried 10 let the
% 49, he do d. not know but IN the
i'7- ..iI d steam II winter runnug IN The
l...,I u9 ucpuly Marshal tie csase Of tuis
Iu.i,.t 100. 10 answered he did not know
q '... It hat 1t uod been running oil night.
-'cd'it ana 'cund about tHo fo,t OF
wArtR ~ Tue noLp,
'oo' found from WI cncc the water lowed and
u NJ inc a.. 4 hbel was licd s..a!nst the EMP
t ..SlIs
VIOLATED Tus NEUTRALITY LAWS
4 'r4e f'tcd out within tho limits OF the Uulted
Is ~ haNins 'rms and ammunition on board.
4 Do .lcl answered, and a hearing was to tlke
l T. %" next day Thnrsda., the 9TH. Tn" Marshal
uc,d searching The vessel, and pumped the
II 'it. INC laser nc NSWpitNeG, Uut Tue NIT
4 p. -el very slowly. eyid,nIly u gain time. Al
II VI the case waa 10 come up before the Judge,
l led the next day. 1 called on the Judge.
Il,-A'f to ann the UNJUST md unreasonable detcn-
ity ), -el, aud the
HEAVY EXPENSES
el'.h Was, ~ had to pay the expenses not
Toe -l.p, tnt ui pas,' ng6rs also lie listened
Do told rlt Dc would do Just CO, aud Lear
-.'. day Friday came, but the Spanish
-'" t..,l 90 t,n day from the date 81 tue fling
t. l.'l l- B, would take time for the Marshal 10
al ilc yefsel. and Tor him To receive other
Of. 'r q" thc North. By my counsel Informed
.li;r ii.t N.'h four men / could take every.
~. %. t.c vessel and rep.are II m four
H. ga Tat The MarshaI seemed to be
i z 9" -r, uuo In order u
rattsE rHE Spanish consul.
L 'r'so Lrn d'ciIei that the Mar-hal shoali
.'. r irlly the next Day at II 4. NJ |
II 'N' % 10 'A. .IIO, aud there they were AZ last
''s 10 ''ihe,L taking everything out OF tne
'AN ..'HHL provisions, &c. Among the men
4 "'' '.' Nuosr features ut once told me ne
II 'h.l'. ..l NO seemed TO be OK .Tuord,-
.', Pool iA sttrrhing the ship. I asked the
H. '.' ...- .L.H AIS. lie told me he sad he vas
''I .'I Dap'ulOf, but that he Lad como DOM
M ',rI!ge with tie spanish Consul, |
''"' a''tsulldion bttwecn
"- ..'-'L AID rHE srANIsn ccNsuL,
o. Ta' -.lt on board.
ii .'. q 800 ~ 81. on The man and he told me |
Ia - - u.ri, AMI nat he hal been sent |
'"H %! VI tyinl-I Consul u
eRaEru THE snip.
IN N e.'I OPP "a or seven sitnesses and before
II Ia1 lid thG same thng Tho Marshal
L. 'Nh "-Erd hu VI tgc DEPUTY Marsl oil. |
L ..' Dos ..l4Iir 90 search the kt--,pl Aith |