The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-07

Inc slave aeevery thing relating 10 her be OF IN
until some Other wonder more wonderful shaft throw her
into the shade She now lies AT the south side ~ Union
whprt vh sails nnhent, ioretopDesi down and ibboom
unt hnped, IN charge ~ two who guard her watch
ws,ch Yesterday and TO day she has visited by
groves o all classes the moueyed the moneyiess,
and crowds VIII probably visit her to morrow and the
L.xt day,
beauty without paint Of $50 register, with
spacious decks ADD low balwafks her bow Is very oog
aDd very sharp with lines full three feet deep
tbst " straight line extended from the cutwater To tue
rom Of the eide would measure tnree feet from
ne mdoe the p,ansirg ], somewhat resembles bent
boz segmen, Of circle. Her stern Is acute anged
triangle, the tafrail forming the base, and has no
knu.kies nor bngitg quarter pieces, so that ny the
there " nothing att 10 impede her progress Her
sldss boldly convex and run like her bow, Is
loce ard chan more beautiful model or one better
sdaptea for sailing rarely seen in this vicinity Those
who doubt Mr. wclions statement about her going twenty
kuo,s would 10 we'll inspect her II vessel wevt
twenty knots, she is surely capable OF going at the
rate, for ev, ryihirg about her indicates speed
Her masts are two beautiful spars clear OF knots or
flaws aud very stout they seem strong cnoagn to stand
MI every yard o. canvass blows away, until ihsy rip
her Keel out She sll has the raised skyghs and no by
matches which belonged 10 her when yacht. bit sre
looks weather beaten and rutty though her na sound
Though very sharp, she has large stowagc capacity
ewing TO her great breadth OF BEAM but 80 doubt her
berg ablc to carry hundred negroes with toe
cessary surplis OF wafer and proviso,s Mr. Weiion,
who brought her here In his siaept says that her cap
tain ordered the two guns loaded while proceeding down
nghine the United States revenue cu.ter II she
shoulc attempt to detain him.. This Was an IDLE
boast She had only two short skies, carriage
gus wbeh work over the rail, whereas the cutter had
probably, FIX eight pounders, with high aud solid bal
decks have no projections well directed voey Of
tmal arms from cutter would clear them not 10 speak
OF the Eject of broadsde from three guns charged With
As pirate, her only play with her present insgnif
cant armament and exposed decks would be 10 along
side Of an opponent and carry her by boarding Speed
and tn lCn bpnyv DrpS nj r. na
elements In her model She 10 not adapted for war.
Mr.. weltop has explained how ne, himself,
board Of her, what position he occupied under he
captain. Did be ship in Savannah chief mate second
mate, eaor before the masts he OF the
men who was sent TO aid in taking her stores on board
He can surely state how many men knew the designs Of
the captain in advance, and stood py him to
the others The notorious character OF the mus
have been well known TO an intelligent man like Mr.
weton. and is not unreasonable TO suppose tina, he
knows the party who furnished the stores at Savannah
Yet be has not given word OF explanation concerning
AS there is doubt that the captain designed 10 GO
Shaving, Is fair to presume that he had the means "a
what we're they, money or letters Of creaas We are
somewhat inclined think that he obtained his supplies
at Flores, by letters Of credit hcugh the mate he
the women the real Of hi. putting hurredy
to sea- tperhaps information that ship Of war was in
the vicinity
No one acquainted with shipping can for momen. SUP
pose that vessel like the Wanderer, lightly manned and
poorly armed could hope TO obtain her supplies oy piracy
Nor VIII any one believe that her captain dared to
away with her. without the Of the majority Of
Crew and the appreciation Of agents shore Much
mains untold OF the history Of this mysterious vessel since
she became SLAYER. The painted on her stern a.
present is 'wiam in large white letters bu, there Is
no port OF hail under II.
The American lloyd's says she is $50 TONS rates
bnt Of oak and copper and iron fastened ia l0 dra
and Was built at Sautucket New York. in 1851 She was
last inspected in July, 1885,
Since the foregoing was in type, we have received de-
spa'ch from Bath, which states that Captain lincoln Pat
ten "bas been at home for some time, and kno
OF men, and POSSESSES not OF the characteristics A.
trboted TO David Martini, the by which the plain
Of The wanderer pleased to be known 10 his crew.
This another mystery, and suggests another question:
viz: Who 10 David Nartinf
The and ladies (every woman "a fadv nv RIGHT
OF her SEX are In jail, detained witnesses and have
bee provided with clean and comfortable clothing
We understand that the Wandcrer has hbeled by
United Staies District Attorney Wood oury and technical
complaint having been made against "John Doe'' for Ct
ting her out for the slave trade prYae examination az
the officers and crew is nov or..,,, An