Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-28


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The Lass cs.Izs e sss SLAVE Yacht wa.-
TFrsn shs Bsssoa TnveIsr, Dsc. M
The history OF this famous or iufnmous vas-
sci has alrssdy occupied > large share Of public
attention, on secount of her successfaI siayiur
voyage, and the scquittsl Of I'll concerned in
it. She is egAia before the pnblic, and Is again
in the clutches Of the Law, thie time, vs hoos
without . chance Of escape.
This morning abe arrived hsrs in charge of
Mr.. Henry Mslton, frcn the vieinitv a. IN
Western Islands Her story, thourh long in
It's details may be- briefly summed 1p. On the
10th OF ostober she len the vicinity Of Savan-
nah Without Custom House slsarsncs, under
the command Of Capt. Lincoln Pas>sn, Of Bah.
who forced part Of the men on board to 20 70
seq She vent 70 Flores, obtained some sup-
ptes Of water and prorisions, bat requiring
more. went 20 go aud spoke Frsnch bark, the
mssssy Of shish Rrenissi tAs desired s.ppliss.
board Of herr and then Mr.. Henry Weiton.
with the consent Of the crew, took comm and. !
lefs the captain on board the bark, and shaped
the Wan4ersr's course for the United States.
Shs 10 nor IN charge Of the Custom House
authorities but will be delivered to the Dis-
trict Atterney- This ID the stery in brief; We
will ne9 lrsssat some Of is details, which are
On the ,aoth of October, between nine and
ten o'clock. Lincoln Patten, under the assumed
nano Of David Martin, pat fifteen men on
board ~ yscht Wandersr, then lying in the
river bslos Savannah, 70 assist in taking on
board Provisions, water and ssores A little
later ne came on board hinseIf accompanied
shipping agent. He called all hands to ret
underway, and drawing 9 revolver swors he
would shoot any one who refused TO work. or
who might interrupts mis- movements. He also
threatened the shipping agent and pilot with
death If they attempted 70 Isavs the vessel
some Of the Grey who knew his plans, osdsd
the two guns with grape, and armed them
selves to enforce his orders against those Who
had been induced BY false prstenoss to come
Thoughtherewssapi pilot on board b. dir.cted
the movements Of the vessel himself, and eot
her twice ashore. At last she reached Ty6ee
Light and anchored, whore the pilot and ship
ping master left her. Again she ran aground,
and remained fast four hours AT 3 O'Clock in
the morning OF Oct II, she foated OF again,
made sail slipped Eftssn fathoms of chain, and
went 10 Sea, carving more than half the crew
against their wishes ~ As- - = - -
The captain, - alIsy their fears, pretended
that the fessei ras bound to Matsnsas and
Nasssa, n. r, and back to savannah; bat .
few days afferwxrds he declared that the shin
was uithout papers, ths collector having re-
fnsed her clearance He said he Wa bound
uthe Western Islands for more provisions and
water, and thence 70 the coast Of Africa for
FTs~ss S~.-ssossS ,o.,.. 80 IS
ip~ th.f 8 - - - ~ .x - v..asnas, ssy-
sSsk 49, Iii - -. :. ,or snem Sooo
h.~;,- ~ 80 80 VIA tne traae
Me-. 1870 :. 80 - -. 15om n the parks
snd css1~ - yu. oS tLcnces Ellen,
that on isaxins savannah he had failed 70 pro-
~. - s.rs-....s1 - % ns1icsa alma
~, ~ 1nse9nenuy would have to perform.
49, Leekoning. -
In IN - .aI oL ooss2sI noEevsr, Ne fel IN
-. 80 - g ..sys u M nosgnffrom
s5.,s - - - sa,s Coass Pilot, and
s;mnIv e. $3.50 IT,, 1oI nhieh no paid
Rry R-drrs, - - nsts ee.5eo ,ne oarE Clara
es.ss;n "a r. :. "a s.....;s..i, nsI, nnding the
90 =, ha.r5 s.e ie.insaines' 10 did not
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sail in ehs.s escrv;ns ...S -. - snu msae
s,i;t ~. 81, - 80. n. asIs san yard and
tbs asfb - fai.,ata. - - osetn.a ner, w
grsns AZ hsr, mi -. :, .siJ -. SIlg, and nrsa
Chase was eoat;n..d .ns;, N ~ n..ss -. Inc
brig. fsvorea ~ - as.s..a. +, .nen tne
suddenly ensnyy;r ~ - ~. nss =. sne nlgnt, ~
The ..is-s- .s as' ~ So1i -, Isn oes o. ngns
ana -. e.-s.sa va, w. no. hesaea tor fayal,
sna ,.ss.;ss s'as'i@es twenty knots an hour,
a On tns Siss the gale moderated 70 fne
- .,.a,,a,..s n.oa oon n.seoed until NOV. y, when
hros 49, :, ,. y., er wsst gale which
.er 70 me ls.s OF Flores. She stood on
&c.,, nr pilot, and when on the set
sh;-S -.-;.s-. " yin1 ~ tns nntisn Consul, the
on board She "a. ,1s th.pp Pie i ana pilot came
I've fafhoms vatar tn. c,nt.;n .-.S