The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-26
Marine Affairs

sTEaNsHp CRrsoENr Cirr.-A meeting Of the
passengers, held on board the Crescent City her
late trip hence TO Chsgre TO express their feelings Of
regard for her noble commander Capt Charles stod-
dsrd, It resolved that purse should be made mp
Tor the purchase OF a splendid silver trumpet, with
proper interruption, to be presented 10 him as token
Of their appreciation Of his ehsrsetsr az gentleman
and a sailor. A handsome raised, and
we learn that the order Is In the hands Of Msssrs
Fall, Tompkins n Black IL is gratifying to all to
merit rewarded
Hsw cLrrrr Bars BLacx sQuAtt, Capt Knight,
arrived yesterday from Boston In 30 hozrs She beat
through the vineyard Sound, distance Of 90 miles,
aud ran from Nes Haven to sands Point, 900 milesl
In fur hours keeping head and head With the steam
or State Of Maine from rall River The Black squ.I
IL 12T feet deck 1lp feet keel 90 feet, ~ inches
beam, and IL feet, az inches depth Of hold.
MurSr MurpEn.--on sunday the %, ult..
chip entered the bay With coors halt mast IL proved
TO be the Glen, OF Ne~ Haven. Capt James Small sas
hao been loading at africa and with scsrxo % Peru
ted states. on the ing Of sept i7th at 2oelock,
Cspt. small was awakened BY sote on deck and the
..psIt o,s mu.ss. m ,o I'm .,r.sS, s,,,.a ~.
cond mate, and we're three In numbsr armed to 60
back. They fred down the companicn way the s~ii
eutlsss and vent cut upon deck. through ths.sids
light Of the cabin, not knowing how many w-rs
engaged In the mutiny. lie wounded two men
with his outla.s : and, the nrst mate, Who h.t
bees below when the disturbances began, cceins noe
tain Small then sought TO make this port vhich ne
secceeded In doing. after twelve days The
prisoners board the Prebs and viii Ne sent ma
by the United states Consul, Col Potter for trial.
The ship viii proceed upon her voy acs very shortly.
The mate severely wounded In the head, aud on
one Of his hand, with some weapon, seemingly q
hatchet; but We understand he u doing welt rhs
muiin GERS Who were secured on deck are Edward "
Douglass Tbos Benson cook, Thos williams boy
They charge one other, Who vas below at ths ii ne
With being confcdersts with them. The remainder OF
the thought 10 be Innocent In regard ths
Transaction. We learn usat In consideration Of ths
bravery and fdety displayed By the captain on tn,
occasion, the gentlemea Who had chartered the shis
for the TO New York have presented him with
hspdsome gold watch. ss token OF their recitation
Of his services. Tae same Of the second who
| murdered vas Ass A. Haven-Tx. Nssghbar, (J'ap~
| roiso) Oct.e
| ec.nctrr or vsssEis-we have never known We,
sels 80 scarce In this port 90 they have been tn
| season Nytvithstsndipa our merchants are of.rin
| the most bsersl freighta, vessels cannot be hsd
number 81 largo class scheoners either foreign Q
coastv,se could hnA geoi reghts aud quick ate
here NoyeU BsocSn, Nsv "a.
| IsvScErD AT EAst Machiss Nov %, by capi Al
Jesse y Brew, hns schooner OF i7A tons called n
d,b Brswp, TO be commanded By Captain David
krov n. late Of brig Citizen
Al Gardner, Atm inst by Mr. William Draistrert
schooner Of $50 tons called the kaloolah, TO De eoa
}, msldsd BY Captain " A. alazeF