New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-19

CsSeSa,, "as fred iato by 8 Batch c uissr. vndS
t. iei, w.ng circumstances, 80 related by tue uss.
81. n. ID. Oyiy:
Tbe yess. cleared at H.vaa, IN ballast Tor S,efts
Mo'ess, 10 losd, aad on tie lAh uli., when rannns
aoug uEOeg i1ree. kno. betze, being ozy sbOu: oas
nile from the anchorage Of the town, sad IA too
fsthc ms wstr an open boat VAS seen standing iowNf
the brig in which we've party Of men, sooa siter
be AID The sug Of gun twice Ia succession Bat tex
no notice OF ihs noise, supposipg the men in Ia bcas
might be OF sporting excursion AID Furthermore,
ns,uYsly concluded thst 4 they had waited 70
communicate with hiG they could easily hsvs
dote SO without the wsThks pre- lminsry OF hsisga
gur. The bost was Dot more than hat eabes
ler 9Th lom ite vessel ta.Id mu,Ae1 oa. no"sse.'
ws: soor fred, which saizzed ~ The Captains had.
81 struck in the Yggug falling upon the deck. where
], was afe,yafd found, and proved 10 DC WINS
bail He Immediately boosted the American cns.gs.
snc hslei tie boat; 20 know what they wanteu. Aas
reply vas-"Heaye TOO or by Cd will let yoa
Know what 1 want. The vessel was accordiogV
hove to, and fhe boat ranged alongside, wien SIX ~
t,sbt neD With cU;lasses IA hand ami gesohsS oy
tier SIDE, spraDg upon tie deck. Csp.sin Lciias
asb ed Whist wanted. nan apparently toe o'hcet
OF iae rsi.y, although he bore no badge dsnouas
h:msel: "a such, except = small tnghsh cost OF
ems ou his greasy cap said be belonged TO an Ergh'a
marc wsr srd accompanied tue remark vita 81
os.h. lie Captain inquired the raIe of tae manOt-
wa but q Q othcer replied Ii IL zone of YOU Dust
tess ara asked Capt; Loring Why be didn't heays -,
The Captain rtpled ,hs, Ae oid ot kro" toe! psnsd
10 peak With lin, and oorc'udcd Il they dIc taey
could have done without firing sgrn, the boat be
ing within hsing distance. Tie officer sad tns Ee-
81 sg a, his Peak ought % have exp s,ned as POI
s'ior The Captain replied that the tsg IN question:
WAS So sms that Il n; discovered from aie brig
before thelr 6tttItiOn Was csled 10 Il,
The officer finally cemsnded sight o. the apps
pope's which were readily shown 20 him. and aitst
,Nau ming them he expressed himself SATISFIED ana ssi.
tie vessel. CsI'. Loiirg then preceded on IA
course sud shortly after cropped his snchor ct Sierra
MC,ena.
II was sle.wari learned, what the officer refised -
ELL tins, the boa. belonged 10 the British ~sr-sean
Bpzzard witch was cruising on the ccss,, aud had
seLt this beat in near the shore where the shallow
wster ple> ented Der rom going. Tho mate describes
tie meu N the b, a., who numbered about twsnty. 80
he dies stt e fellows he saw, and he at orcs
-, them ior pirates. In the bottom OF the boat ws
slowed away twelve FOUNDER which the men were
lust brir glrg up into position when the brig hove-to.
lie general appearance of the men and the insoea
lesiiug OF tie ot,er after coming on deck, II taey
cid lot confirm spy prev ious apprehension OF pirates.
certainly did not iase tie ususy good opinio, enter
tanned ci the matly bearing Of the men composing tbs
Rcya, Nav! snd the geu,lemeny qualities Of :Aesr
ltficCrs.