The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-01
THE FISHERY TROUBLES.
Another Vessel seizsd-Others Ordered on.
TELEdaAPHIC


Another Vessel s~issd-Others Ordered on:
TELEdhAPHIC.
BosroS July 81, 1852.
Tbefshing schooner Northern Light arrived at Booth
Bay Maine fom the Bay OF st. Lawrence reports being
boaided by Brith cutter aud requested not to fsh
within three miles Of the land-headland TO headIand-
and the line was marked out in their presence
The schooner Wave arrive Gloucester reports that
Monday sst while lying at anchor Sable Island
in company with the fishing schooner Helm Maria of
Gloucester British cutter boarded Them and on fin ling
sons fire board The Helen Maria seized her and
took her into eubrico The crew Of the Helen Maria
ALL &c that they fishing aud had intention OF
evsdipg the treaty They had put IN for supplies. The
intelligence has cansed considerable excitement among
the Gloucester fishermen
Sailing Of the U. 8. steamer Mississippi.
A. about lG Och OK yesterday morning the 8. steam
frigate Mississippi got under weigh and round from
her portion the East river to point in the Hudson
just of Castle Garden great number of persons were
on The Battery and ia Castle Garden, watching the work
Of preparation the steamer put in sea going con
dion There seemed to be preparation for impor
tapt The ba mustered the quarter deck
and quite number officers in full uniform
standing in formal position At length boat
approaching round the Battery from the East river
She was fully M nned and bore the Commodore's flag
The spectators shore expected that the activity
on board p.c.deut to saluting the Commodore's
flag No salute however was fired. The boat carry
ipg the flag along side the officers in her gained the
deck he steamer and the small boats all round in
q few minutes at their tackles, and soon hosted up
The portion Of the men an the quarter deck was now
speedily changed The band DID not play; but in
stead Of music The smoke pipe indicated that the
engineers were firing up sThe Commodore's flag
st h. mai md seer he
good ship in motion At quarter before IL o'clock
she started her way down the bay. But why don't
she fire - "Is she gong TO leave that way "and
many queries Of like import put by the spec
tators on the Battery .Ochr said begerent Of
the En-. raid lie 1.-The black beauty that she Ia she's
uet going her posdber for the thaviug OF
John Bull. that's to be the fshin' banks yonder,
where she's tould to go to-. This sally of course.
ccved the appreciation the crowd end the Whistler
immediately invited the way to drink-an invita-
tion which pied insanter The clipper ship Ra
went down bay just ahead Of the Mississippi aud
the steamship humboldt followed close in her wake The
bay with craft all descriptions and to add
life the whole sloop of in the neigh
borhood of Staten Island 1t taking ell in all quite
lively morning in the barbor.
The folio wing is list Of the
| OFFICERS Attached TO THE MISSISSIPPI.
Commodore Matthew q Perry
Conmsn ders-Henry A. Adams Franklin Buchanan.
Fist Lieut., nant-Alfred Taylor
/ L,eu'tnants-- thomas A. Budd, j Hogan Brown, G.
| st George Nolan. ii. Roando.
Surgeon Daniel 5 Green.
| PuIser- William SI-den
Acting Mastr-Whliam Webb.
Second Assisting Suigson-L Williams.
Assistant SnIpeon-A. NJ Lyn3h.
| Passed Nidehipmeb-wal,r Jones, And. F. Monroe
J. ii Match Waimough Bre.se.
Midsbrm-n-W NJ Armstrong, J. w Shirk.
Chief Ergineer-Jesse Gay
| Assistant EDgipeers-First Robert Danby, William
| Holland Second q. W. Logan. W. II. Rutherford.
| Third w. Alexander +. d. ROBBIE J De Mercer
| Commodore CIek-A. :. ID portman
Captains Clerk Monroe Bibby
| Purssr's clrIk-Wm Sp-iden, Jr.
| Fleet Clerk-N Aoams
| Bouts Amos Coson.
/ saiimaker-Jacub Stevens
/ Cmpenter-H,p ry Lowery.
| GupDer-.n q Ritter
i Acting Masters Ma'e-Eliphaet Brown
Ma in. Cfic, ri Zen. On plain aud Brevet Major:
Geo +. Lindsay Second Lieutenant
The pilot, Mr. Freeman took the frigate the bar
in gallant style in three and half fathoms of water
Fitting Out or the Frlyatss Columbia and
Savannah, Sc.