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FROM Jflrtr YORK.THE* HY AN KXPBDITJON OF? AT LAST—TYfB yt'AKKR omr SAID TO BB BtVOAOBl* Ilf TH1 MOVKM BVT-4KEfM OK Til T.IBR* BEFORE THW DEJ'ARTl' |» |t_y ATI OK THU BTKAGULKRA—MB.nfcsarrT’a tacht dai'xti-jcss opr por kuropb-VIRY MTBTERIOFB POrSOSTNO CAMS—WHOLB-*ALI AR1WT OP OOr»TIKFKTTIRK--CRr*LTY AT AIA PCMSHED AT I.A8T, BTC*, BTC. '*‘ [SPECIAL CORBSroNDBNCB OP TUB AOB.JNbw York, June 27, 1*59. At laat, at a very early hour this morning the taut installment of Colonel Ryan's Cuban expedition left the Jersey shore on board a tug, ami Joined a a tea we* that was waiting for them outside of Sandy Hook. This steamer is aaid to be the Quaker City, but of this there exists no posttl va Intelligence. The yuaktr City, it will be remembered wa* twice seixad by the United States authoritiw», And when released for the aecond time left thia^port with the utmost despatch. g; She moat have then been havering around our coast during the past twelve days waiting..? lor Byazi's men. * Those who examined^ her g while a* lying ®. at^her dock hare say;, that | not the least doubt exists ; of I her warlike intentions, and if the is really ou her voyage to £ Cuba to-day the United States authorities roust have been moat shamefully humbugged from the beginning to end. $ On board of bur, it is stated, are^now Colonel Ran, Captain Stephens, Captain Currier, and Captain.; Peters, with eight hundred and fifty men all told, and two guns of excellent calibre to pay the necessary compliments to the Spanish flag, wbeuever any of the Castilian men-of-war along the gulf should interfere with her movements.MORI AURMTS AND MORI OAGG1VO.Before, however, it came to last night, several stragglers of the Cuban recruits have fallen in the hands of the United States Marshals, and these are left behind, and are now inmates of the Ludlow street jail. When this news reached the Cubans about departing they made short work of the suspicious characters that were hanging about the pier at the time of departure. One young man, who was suspected, but who really carae there out of mere curiosity, was tied hand and foot, and left there to be released by an old apple woman. jTwo other individuals who said they wanted to enlist but* hud to notify their families first, were not permitted to leave, and taken on board the tug against their will. During the coming week. * now that the bulk of the expedition* ha'* left, it is not unlikely that General Grant will issue a proclamation of neutrality.MU. BBNNBTTM YACHT.rf Ku fiir.nt I luniil)Afib luitli I 'mu iiuiili iru .luiliafi
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Philadelphia Age
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US
Mon, Jun 28, 1869
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