New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-10
THE SEIZURE OF AN AMERICAN VESSEL

The SEIZURE Ot AN AMERICAN VESSEL.
Correspondence of The London News.
NAPLES, June 30.
When my letters left on Saturday last it was ar
ranged that the Marebese Viamarina and the son of
the United States Minister should 90 to Gaeta to in
Que Of the captain Of the recently captured vessels the
DETAILS of the affair. In the afternoon, however,
Villamarira had an interview with the Minister
for Foreign Affairs, when, after expressing him.
self strongly on the insult done to the Sandman
fag be stated that he should go to Gaeta and zee
the captain of the Title, unless he was brought up
10 Naplet. Carafa, much alarmed at the state Of
affairs, it having been declared that the capture
might lead to an interruption Of friendly relations
said he ould take the orders Of his Males " and in
tie course of the afternoon Nllsmarina informed
that The captain would be brought to Naples on the
following looming Indeed a steamer LETT the port
that night for the purpose. AT the same time com
municatiOn was made TO the Minister Of the United
States TO the effect that though hls passports were made
ont fer Gsela they would not be required, ss both cap
tains would be ia Naples tie Eext morning. On Snn-
day Mr. Chandler Carafa and stated that # the
vessel carry ing the Americah flag were not Amer an
be ad nothing all to do with the affair; but that if II
were the Neapolit Government must take the cOnse
duences. In the course Of the morning the Arch-
nlede came in from Gaeta with the two captains on
board and il having been at as conceded that the in
t-r,iew should he without Witnesses witch was az hrs
refused by the Ntapohlan GONerpmenll the marchese
VilamaIIa and Mr.. Chandler, accompanied by their
consuls were taken on board and there left The cap
tain OF The Uiile being ILL., bad been brought mat
tress ard at bis request viii be left here 10 hospital
Both captains acknowledge tnat in all, except in the
fact of tie capture they well treated, good ra-
lions having been sent them by the Neapoltan avthor-
ties and 20 blankets
The report Of the Sandman captain IN addition to
what have already sent you, is, that the fulunante,
on first meeting them, called TO them, Stapez notre
route" winch by The paIiOts war understood as
Suigez gotre rO,te, aud they were proceeding when
the Neapoltsn vessel getting front OF them, Ordere
them 10 stop The machinery per V0strd S0Iate. On
then tIed twi,e at them. and balls were heard whlzz
ing sboyeh cad. Another Order was then gwen 10
down with your sails and 6sg. Later ~ the eours,
they net French steamer and hoised their flag, and
il was pelqiutd 10 remain flying.
The papeIS are all ca Ttgte, and are made out IA
CsQfiafi. TIE Title had no ammunition or arms
board except two three Rurs for Tie ships Sh
had 10 pasfepoel " and the Charles aud Jane from 20
10 500 Almost all belong to that rank known in ltal
ss "oiyil and man OF them are the old companions
In anna of Garjbaldi. There are few who are no
Italians The Archime 30 is placed at the disposal Of
tho AueIican captain, TO has asked and obtained
permission 10 remain here We or two days on private
business.
Both Ministers have protest ed against the capture,
and VillamariDa uses precisely oe same words winch
were employ ed by Carafa in his ,eieDia'sd ho@ the