The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-30

HAiry In less than twenty hours The Palmer pus
INTO Valparaiso and laid there days That the
The clipper GaxeIe sailed from New York three days
after the Flying Cloud, the same voyage Came In
sight In our wake before We crossed the ne ana could
nat her from the mzen topgaliant yard, at nine
eclosh in the morning. and at ak o'clock the same
ins ssuld her hull from the deck OF the Could next
day still Shifted anchors Oh board the Cloud,
guns &c and altered course and got out OF sight
let the New York clipper ships have their just DUE
Although an Boston'an and master Of Boston ship,
and have been in two clippers Of the late Jacob Bels
bnid beside being in the Cloud go in for the second
pD1cUIry IN FURNISHING DEsERrERs AT QUEBEC Tho
following letter appears in the Quebec Morning Caro-
ITO the Editor Of the Morning Chroncle.l
Sr-The loss and Inconvenience caused to ship
b the cesertion OF sesnen in the port Of Quebec
well known that it is unnecessary trouble you with
any detail Of the but heir very notorery should have
She effect Of inducing the legal authorities of the Pro-
70 remedy evil which injurious to the
Of Quebec it dsreputabe to the character Of those
Who favor instsad Of the promoters Of
n have no fault whatever to find with fhe manner in
which the law enforced by the Inspector Of Pocefar
from 1t: have to thank him for the attention and
courteous discharge Of duties which both oDerous
and dss greeable but when his impartial administration
Of justice is rendered useless by higher and irrespo
power should be placed in the hands Of persons who,
from passion prejudice want of legal are
incODIe'en to the task cannot better explain the
A.Aning and intention of these remarks than 0y bie
statement Of my az master Of the United States
ship Ontario took out wArAnts sgaihsr ten or my men
refused to do duty and they were sentenced oy the
magistrate to be confined In the common jail for
Sshy Gays; They empoyed an advocate VINO o., ma
the Judges superior Court who separately refused
20 discharge Them In way discouraged by these two
failures attain bis object the lawyer then sued out
writ before third Judge OF the Court Who taking
different view of the matter discharged these sean,en,
without any communication with the magistrate VINO
lad committed them myself the agent Of the vessel
board of which they by regular articles OF
meDt bound to serve during the whole voyage am no
h~yer and cannot therefore oppose my opinion to
thar Of the learned Judge, but two Of the Judges of
the same court, both superior to him standing and
rank, had previously given contrary decision, have
night to suppose that his decision is contrary to law;
and at all events it Is perfectly clear that it has worked
gross injustice to the and has caused them great
loss. am advised that have redress in Law except
BY gain arrssting these seamen, who In all proba
billy long this ont of the Province; and il they
could DO arrested, what have that the
would not again release them and have sadded
with all the costs and troun'e of prosecutionY
Under there circumstances, think appeal to public
opinion 10 the only left to me, and shall feel
greatly n1ebted to you for early insertion Of this in
Jour able and impartial journal JOHN A. HOLMES,
Master OF The United States ship Ontario.
QUHBEC, Jure 90, 1854.