New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-26
MASON AND siADELHs CAPTIVITY.

MASON AND SiADELLS CAPTIVITY.
We gevo yesterday an account Of the progress o
the San Jacirto to Newport, on her way to Boston
by tie return Of L. s. M.rtlal Murray, Yesterday
we nave the sequel.
On Thursday night, At - o'clock, the San Jacrii,
mad sail and passed into Marthas Vineyard Soand
AT a. IN. Friday she was of Nantucket Shoals, The
wiOs still blowing terrible gale the sea very rough
and Il dense fog. TIE vessel put back to Holmes
Hole, where shelay till a. In. Saturday. THEN she
started again made Cape Cod light at 5 D. NJ, and an
cbored abreast CT Boston revolving light 1t 10 p. M
The sea BROKE ever the vessel with al.nos, every
wave. ON Sarday morning at O'Clock the San ia
cinto anchored OF Fort Warren
When the rebels first came on boa,d.the San ia.
cinto Capt. Wilkes sid:
GEyrLEyEN:'l shall eDdeavor to make you as
comfortable on board as my means VIII permit.
wish 10 have II distinctly understood, however, that
this IL vessel belonging 10 tue Government Of the
Uu;Ied States. There must be no political talk on
board
Acting upen this gentle hint the Commissioners re
Trained from political talk and indeed saii little or
nothing. They responded to the Introduction of toe
u. s. Marshal with simple ned, andtad no CONVEX
saion with him during the voyage from Sandy Hoo.
at 8 O'Clock Sunday morning Commodore
wilkes and Marshal Murray went from the vessel
10 Fort Nai-eu, and arranged with tt.e commandant
Col Olmnich. Tor the transfer oil tie prisoners. a
tmall sent out for their baggage, which
wac t1konto shore. Al II clork the debaik;tiioU
took place. Mason and Slidell cane out Of the
cahiH and walked 10 the gangway, 40 q person who
Wa on Toad says, The I" most dilapidaIed-lookDg
roster " ire ever saw When Mason cav the fori
bis ct iu ,nopped; the legs OF both commissioners
we've dcci .edjy skaky BIS they walked TO the gang
way. They bowed TO tie officers aad got on tue
tug with Iicu;. Feirtax and the Mafebal aud
strained toward shore.
TIE wluri is q quarter Of mile fFom the fort
and when tce party landed several OF ers were ia
waiting 70 'cleiye the prisoner. After their bag
gaze on sh0re, the Commissioner: were escorted
TO she fort IN the following
ORDER OF PROCESSION:
rsaeSs fi1y . 'a sSd k Ea5ss.so s ssdn
1850 s.scsy O''ss :SP r:"A'l St sssi.Is
o%oers from thc Fori.
in etase of The s.o~ing taps" belonging TO the Conms
81. Or & cox .' B, were .S.'G ;,xs n 'sS ss
wines sudIiquoIs a dozen or more boxes Of
ess''.wo ea.hs lpin,s apd qusTts)
ei bottled Sc3tch ale.
Tire imposing procession wended lie way 10 Fort I
Warren, aud ON arriving al the entrance the prison
efs were i'1rccueed 20 Col. Dnnick, who made tie
following
tDDREsS or wELcoMr.
GESTJ.ENEN: an most happy 10 receive you
M Fort NarbaI.'
The M1rf;,a then informed the prisoners tbst il
Juld be his day 10 eX.clae their bsg1age and re
qnesieG them 10 give up ibeir Beys. A Thorough
stageh ii their siic's made 10 tl1sr presence
aud papers s5.patcEes Of any sort were found
n cir keJs sod tGgesse then delivered to lie
prisoners. ~. % were crown TO their 'iuaIlsrs
Con-. NSlxt has get made bis Official yGsort a.
iLe capoJe OF The icl. Commissioner. II lis &c.
port oLoh ilate hat te authorized Jclt. fsirfax
nOt only 70 take TO Commissioners, bat alec &c Feize
tie steamer Trent u wo1.d rot lie surprising. IL il
tersjg hat &c sent erCnccs with Lieut.. Fairnx 70
lie Tc1t, f,f lie qarpcee Of ,aLinS ebmge II Ler.
sVbco tho aouteHSDf returned 10 The SEA JSciBto
th his prisoners te reported that there were many
pa'eel6e!s Oh The fcnt vito were, undoubtedly, L
,nAioua 20 p.o,egd q ogoo 30 England, arn t.c
,omuodo'e ecIeleded &c ,ei hogo i