New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-09

shore and try # possible, 10 get any Of the specie,
or ARTICLES plundcred from he vessel. Saw every
thing ready 70 get he bark under SAIL or act on the
defensive there beng two cannons on board, which
were all the arms We found. DIVIDED the people INTO
two watches Capt Balch taxing charge OF one watch
and myself Of the other. Al renamed peaceahle
and que. during the night
of the Bornso. came Of from Dlah, where had sent
nun the previous day. 10 ascertain All ne Vo'1 IA re-
la;Ion 70 the affair He informed US that as near a
hs could ind out; all The articles taken out 81 the
bark were taken 20 Diah that Coguan see Dam tnd
Hedge Na;iahec were The orlgnaiors anu artol> OF
the whole plot that they had all the money between
them IN their posseSSIon--the Malays stating that
there were eight Kegs and I'VE bags of dollars win
MANY other articles.
AZ about II A VI the French ship Nantes, Capt,
Leroy came IN AZ anchor Sent boat inviting me
CAPTAIN 10 call on board the bark He came directly
on board sud he get the news OF the affair al Pm.
the previous day got MS vessel under way ana came
as soon as possible Al aoouis Z. Nj. the American
shin Plato CAPTAIN VI Lord. came IN al anchor -
Cartain Lord came directly board. sand he got the
news OF the affair shore At Patty al \ VI, wen
On board. got his vessel under way ans came drectly
up. At about 2. VI. the Ralah OF Teloocrooi sent
of word from Qualah Oongah that he should Ike 10
have all the vessels remain. as he WAS IN hopes oi
obtaining some of the money or articles from Dah.
or he should attack the place the next morning -
Concluded 70 remain. Through the night. ali peace
able and quiet.
Morning. Ist Apr the French ship Adele. Capt.
Amorty came IN al anchor Capt. Amorsy coming
directly Cn board the bark.
The original Of The above narrative was LEFT ON
board the Clemsntma. signed BY Captains Rhodes and
Balch and the two French Captains. and witnessed
by the Captain Of The Plato The following state
ment concludes the narrative
After consulting with the masters now together
came 70 the conclusion that, as there was one nt'l
gator left ON board the bark It was 0e>' "a put HIM m
first officer There being all her original crew eit
(except the Captain and two officers killed. beng
men enough 70 take care of and work The vessel. and
Capt. Leroy offering 10 send one of his officers Ia
take charge OF and conduci the vessel - the Isle al
Bourbon and deliver her up 70 the proper authorities
there called all the Italian crew, and stated thiS o'
conclusion. 10 which they fully consented. LlooN
Doolah beng on board. and beng Jerytoohs oi The
bark We thought II best that he should 80 III the YES
sci 70 Bourbon 10 state what he knew OF the affair
There beng several Of the head men on board. IN,
gave then consent a the head men OF Qualiah Don
gah and TeloocrOot. VIC accordingly kept hum from
going on shore We now all left the barn IA charge
of her proper authorities and chief officer.
At daylight on the morning Of 9d April Dan was
attacked by tho RaJah of TeOcroot. and he greater
part of the town land ashes but neither iAo money
nor the actors IN this pratical transaction have As
vet been detected.
vessel of war would no, be far from the right
place # one could be spared. Ia visit tins place at the
present time.