The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06

prevail to alter the captains purpose. Yet Il should be
amount Of the freight, two thirds had actually been paid
in advance besides which present OF $500 bad been made
to Capt Prentiss by the commanders Of the Neapotsn
However on the first day, the demand Of the Neapol.
tans that they should DO conveyed to the English
ful manner, obstinatey refused Next day. the 2st
OF February they renewed their mportuniies and gave
him formal notice Of regular suit and action for damages
on account Of their Illegal detention 70 be nstuted BY
every individual Of the sixty elk Neapoltans before the
competent courts Of the Sais New York. This argu-
mept which made Capt Prentlss think better Of IL
No violence attempted or threatened however ast
fable IN Of extreme necessity, such conduct might
have Of the elder certainly not
Prentss wanted to put them of BY promiug 70 land thorn
Madeira they were esoute and would 90 their own
Of Rs own people, and turned the DAVID Stewart about Tor
Cork after calling bis crew ait and explaining 70 them
that the gentlemen obliged him 70 Get aside his contract
We should add that nothing could be suky and da
greeAbe than his behavior during tho rest Of the voyage
Though not the slightest attempt was over made BY
Of ~ Soush shsy treated him With hs
utmost cvillty and complaisance, offering him their
sesars, and inviting him 70 friendly conversation, he
supplying t6n with filthy water and with the nastiest
and most unwhoesome food he aggravated the hardshps
dsys tedious experience, they AZ length reached Queens
town. and got ashore In safety TO receive the congraa
tons Of all Ireland England and Scotland earnest d
their happy restoration to their native land.
NEAPoLTAN EXILE FUND.
meeting Of the general committee Of this fund was
hold at l1s Pama Saturday last, which attended
by the Earls Of shaftesbury, Carlisle, Granville and RI
pom vscount Palmerston, Lord John Russell, the Right
Hon. Edward Elice, Miner Gibson, W. f. Gladstone, Sir
Hall, Vernon Smith, and Sir D. Dundas; the Deans Of
Westminster and 81 Paul's, the Hon: A. Kinnard r
Mr.. Wentworth Beaumont, MP, Mr. DeMpryme, Sir
James Ferguson Mr. John Forster, Mr. Thomas Farburn,
Mr.. J. B. Heath, Mr.. M J. Higgins, sr r. Holland Mr. A.
Kinelske, MP, Mr.. r. NJ Mines, Mp Sir n. Murcbison
Mr.. A. G. Robarts Mr.. Ker seymer, MP, Mr.. William
Stirling, MP, &c.
n ,oos moved IN vascount Polmeaon and seconded u
Lord John Russell and Mr.. W. Miles, MP. that brid
statement of the circumstances In which the exies are
placed and the Vows Of the committee with respect 70
The relief 10 be afforded 10 them, should be printed and
circu ated for the information Of the public.
ADDRESS or THE NEAPOLrTAN ExILEs TO THE PB0-
PIE OF ENGLAND.
Deeply touched by the Kindness which has dictated the
with for public demonstrations the part OF your nooc
people to ourselves and companions IN exile we uu
that our motives will not be misunderstood " we c,ssv
permission gratefully to rcqucst that the proposed
monstratoDs may not DO hold. We feel that ntor our
absence from the world cannot give IN SUCH iorn.
welcome ,hc return which they ought 10 receives DIV ~
In rctiremcnt alone for the prese's 40 us.oo ~
the continents Of gratitude which the propose1
" of England has awakened in Not the less
70 our countrymen here for ths Jealous snosS mao !"