| Show jionr rum IN 1UIIT Timotuther Spaniall strarnem Who Cp Ir I Fapertd New Orleans April 23 There Is I much excitement here ocr the probable haulIng haul-Ing In of the two Spanish steamships the Catalina and Miguel Joves which sailed for Havana last Thursday night The customs ottldnls here say that they will never reach that port and If they should put out forjtheir home ports Genoa and Barcelona respective they are practically certain of capture before they show their heel to the waters of the Gulf The United State wants those ships badly and the lttl > revenue cutter GalvcBton went clown 1M river after them The Gah lon fan eoall handle them as she Is armed with n Hotchklss and two twentypounder Dahl irrens Her speed I though Is against her all pile cnn only mk nine knota tier hour Collector Wilkinson got the tip that the Catalina had on board some papers which were of Inestimable value to the Spanish government It Is I believed that hey contained Information regarding the defenses ot New Orleans and theO the-O ulf cousit 1 A so are h Of the steamer before she nailed failed to event i their hiding place If on board but the customs cus-toms oinclals are not satisfied and the belief here Is that both Spanish vessel ill be oveihhul d The atallna to I a InnRnilloent ship 7J frlfh3 = f Both vessels mere haded with I Visions for the Spanish port lout the OOmlllo find the Ono I hy horse Intended for Genrlll Blanco Were taken from i the ship by Collector Wilkinson as contraband goods |
