The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-26

Csslsn Taunce wishes 70 leave az he p,sably
ss hs services are needed At the place he
Jpet lefs.
The Following lie. Of officers OF the Harriet lanes,
Captain, ,hn Fsprce; Frat Lieutenant, d. c Consa-
DppsaD, j. q Thatcher, 9. j. Gambrli Chief Engineer,
j. Drsnurg; with crew, all told, OF ncstyfour men,
The Rsr,iet Lane has oeen under steam AMI actively
employed since February. She one OF the vessels
composing the 1eet before Charleston the stoming Of
Fort Sumter
The PRIZE CASES IN THE DISTRICT COURE
Before Hon. Judge Beste.
THE SCHOONER LYNCHBURs.
Juss 26Te Csisd Ststs %. the ssSo,ney Lynchbu-g,
captured a. a prize Mr. Woodford Assistant District
Attorney applied TO the Court for permission TO amend
tbe libel by inserting at the time the vesse WAS taken
abe had notice Of and acknowledged the existence Of such
blockade"
Mr. Burrel appeared for the owners Of the vessel and
for Two parts OF the cargo and said that Judge mad
granted similar motion IN the case Of the dswAths ne
would not make an oppoeton 70 the notion but should
DO considered copsentng. The Of the Hstrc
Attorney WAS granted.
THE BARK wINlFRED.
Mr. Edwards ssid hs appeared for the owners and oso
s1a DESTROYS Of having the called soon e
possible.
TIE RRIvATEER SAVANNAH AND SLAYER NIGHT
INGALE.
Tho DArict Attorney said in these ne desired to
make notices Of sale shorter tnan usual the vessels
beng " such SIC and build, the government were
deerous Of purchasing them for immediate serv.'e.
Judge Belts said that no appeared for the 0wBors
~ camante N order Of sale may be ken but not for
,ess than six DAYS. The Court then drec I'D the
domination Of the vessels, and that order should DO
catered for their sale six days for the benefit OF the
CaptcYe.
TIE CASE OF TIE HIAwATnA.
Tie Unatd Stoses ys the prize pcssei Map1fhd, Ne
British Consul md Others, cldins0nts-hr Edwards de-
sired to raee an objection OF which he had given notice
nS ss ssss z: nOs %
test againes their pe'ng read.
book 70 prove that great activity had been used t, get
In answer to Jucg Belts, Mt woodord said tb IL was
claimed that the notice Of the bockaae expired on the
che Assistant District Attorney than 10 read
'ge number o. extracts rom letters found on board
iowipg-
The B,isish fsg goes unframed in our waters hope
hope the separation Will be fosl and viii be sealed oy
The blood OF every citizen in Virginia
Ins oocssoe dsps1Ss ~ some degree upon the action
TO Mr. LDdsay Co Liverpool, suggesting that the
English merchants should send over souae 'at and little
ae, as they may be wanted IN Richmond snd that
through the Intervention o. the Brh Minister o. Wseh
ng;on The vessels would be aIo we'd tn enter.
Another contained the following extrAc As these
tmes that try souls, and their pockets TOO think
the prospect Of uees you send Of
two or three hundred TONS loaded with GOALS AND salt
and aes in pints and quarts Such articles VII, become
scarce, and should they be detained they will still
pensa;e you for whatever You may ship. Let it b. on
ceps Of the bills Of lsding Keep saggestons
yourself believe caa receive isvovs from nigh q1ar
tere Il ask them, &c, &c CHARLES PALMER
Mr. Woodford .Dext read extract from . letter. and
observed, 1t came from ,adv, he would merely reed
extract, which stated that The gawatha pass
the blockade by the interference OF Lord Lyons.
The Dsrict Attorney then offered in evidence the Pre-
Eldents proclamation. the blockade on the Vlrg MA
coast End aso between Lord Ls aud
Mr.. Seward, al OF which has appeared coIumns.
Mr. EDWARDS objected The admission unless the
mcnis, or certified copies, were produc
Judge Belts said no would adjourn the TIL 70
row (thiR morning. in order TO give the governmeat
opportunity receiving from Washington certified copeH
or he documents IN question.