Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-12


ought y best stand still. and
.nc =. csss's1 my body by few inches mn,
si l,l y hitting yihing isii intS tbe sea.
H. 49, ss.'e ~ EHer had rallied some Of
shri quarter boat N ~, ,,,
n gas ununs geable on aceoafit of the toss OF
-, topss Just as the boat was close 10, or
De- s,'e SaSsi, with four nen III her, ttird shot
80, 80. Sless 70 here and Captain Ever was
g-it cut two OF the fore shronds aud went
'A, ,S gu Tue toFerail ON the port side. fi 81
). = ne Soptaln and were quickly in the boat
.no ro~ed towards the Fort not hall q mile dis
s sann': as We neared the Fort we saw The, rn,n,
toHs Ing anolher gun, but it was not fred. ws'at
once procesded into The harbOr and Went on l,o,Sf
The English Irigate "CniypSo.,' is % ,s. tsan,s,,
sotDes x. H.; no had only just before e,.iersd
the haibor happened 10 lie ACQUAINTED !. IN
thus siiiP aud her officers who wer,. psi,,n,s, -,
S'e me cone oh honrd under citcnms,an,,s H..
t"ey haa nm feelings OF great surnr Sc ana sNon
der neen witness to- We were y.fy pol,i-IS ~.
s;,, S.,r aiN Forbes torwith sent officer
WIN ieiier 10 the Governor of The Island m H.,
manu- feoson fer thls Insult sinnn III. py,,ist
=, hs ADVISED US 10 20 10 the authorities on
o' n l epqulte Tue ,eason Ter ills To U.S. unac.
~ ~ VT ptoessHlng The Governor Of the Fort
=" t''e u o. u received us mol tt.ly enouvh ana
sent al Utiirer9slth US tu sl, ~, tn.ir 80 -; 49,.
eniei SUI dspanmelits la which IN aFannvi, an,
Feared Us having cleared out us mn AmArices,,,.
,' sna ne explained 10 us that the reasot, why
~ - :. er"su 10 The outer battery to fir. nm
h1r hF,F.
eeE Sngtsh co"rS. He adm II, d ,l,a, a., =, 1- a
suce anu pass glSent l, Captain Ever wen. ~.
S"tieci' ana that as far as he WINS -, -.
ia, 10 every rule Of the Pott that
, ~, eoie eau e OF othet mistake had occurred
the iauit ut which he seen.ti very anr;,s -, e.
upon the Jerk of the broker or agent vsl a CO.,
ed out the v. ssel - 1se"t' WHO CLEAR
~. " mo-" prossed' d 10 the British Consul. vii.
"a. Esq anu slated the case 10 ham,
ie tol'h"i hput himself IA comrnnnica,Ion viii
tns. SoSetnor oil the Island, The Comnaudant of
roLt, and with Captain Forbes. "
. "e next morning early. Captain Ever received
It., rom zoe Fort E.questing his presenct.
mere ! give evidence before a Conn of Innuirv
ahI having authority ftom Capiaiu Rnth,s ~.
pt'eeeueu al once TO the DANISH Fort, and there
on oath gave orr evidence befors M,lit ~ Courf
a. anqnity Presided over by the Judge Advocate
White this was going on, Contain Forbes snd
.he bntlNh Consul were win the Governor atr.t,t,
lng the amount OF compensation and satisfsrtinn
maj should be gwen, for tie damage done 10 The
,. anu tns loss "i two days. AT This meeuug it
ss tshuluahy arranged aud agteed TO the entire
Satisfaction OF Captain Foibes and The British,
S'hsnI mat tie Governor of the island sbouII
sen ', wfllt' apology 10 Captain Forbes for the
t u 0Heted 10 The British flag, pay Captain
L" me sum oil i've hui.dr,d dollars (S5OOl for
ais loss oil tine aud Injury done 10 lns vessel
ne nmounto OF golu CON was paid to CAPTAIN
ever al the British Consulate, about three o.cIock
!he afternoon; and lam of the opinlon that 1t is
suclent 10 meet Tie just oil the case, the
more particularly as we are ASSURED iLat when
the 'suit OF tie military investigation is complete
me ohend,ts Will lie severely punished for tlelr
nd departure hom therr Instructions.
toni returning it.. 80 sDe
hl'e we were still al the Consulate the Cover
noi.psIi an Official complrnenis:y visit.
"a. al a. M, Oh the 18th. the "Fsnny'' sailed
'ot Daiuncts' HEaRY Liao'Ns,
81 Minriug Lane. L .nIon
Shlp ''ranny,' 81 sea, 2s.I june, 1854.