The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-27

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- :. p,osct.un ~ we uni,sa s'ases ara toe a.
ver ReSf uud laws thereof
g. INT after such seizure the said nh.pcr vessel her
tackle apparel snd Furniture ware SO asgei brought
into the port OF New Ycfh, 10 within the icss
di;tioB Of this honorable Cont.
g. hat an and siogulay the premises sre tine
Wherefore the ferpondenI nrsys tnat this honcraAls
Soufs would ne psssea 70 propaance sgAngt the h,l
a'orefaid, and 10 capdemn The oellas costs, xn {,
iuiDiture and 70 award ptymeot Of the dam ages sas
ared by reason Of tho seizure AFORESAID ARD otherwse
a~ 3no Jnstice - hdninister "a the premises
NJ vaodfosd, on behalf Of rhe Gated states t.D,
couT enced yesdiDg the papers fund b,ara sud tbs
staten tnt Of Capt Jonn 6. Mitchell, United States A.,y
Fle case adjourned. ana WIN have 20 eve So 30
The uni nahed cause Of The Eawstha.
OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE.
uHnm STATES 5raAMxR xoryr vrsSos
Orr NEWPORT News, Va, 5ure a, 1891
LHoiess Of Crxiung Espedt:ioa 10 H. Gxt Of Msrscs
There are Incidents occurring every now and then IN
tn ho OF one engaged in the special branch OF The
vice wh,h have devoted myself, that appear trivial
al She tiue and really 10 not amount srfcency
distinct letter. bat when grouped whole, certain
tines, would, no doubt prove interesting to many Of
your resdeTs Many Of the fsc.s may be we'll known
Had possessed the aciiities should h,ve
nicated them oofcre this trugs, however, they VIII be
rsad-eoming from eye witarss the only testimony
to DC relied on in these excited iilres.
They now extracted from the jottpgs Of my note
book, sind in atmosphere rosc conducive TO task Of
this cnaIscsEr ;han Any nave experienced since left
New York. We arrived hers saturday morning. and
spend A.erra se days between this pom. and For
Aorroe, seven n.,as below. We lefr Key weet on
rues,Gy morning sst and, you wi! see, made very
excellent run. Your correspondents ao1re have no
doubt, apprisei you ~
TEE usIrKD Stairs FTpGAT sABIsE
visited come officers On board the Sabine g.
aud from the mary s:aternents haze recently
what esw and heard and since lave the utmos. CONT
jence IN my voracay conacontorHiy you
plaza reliance in ~hal h'ye 70 ca; RegudhT Captain
Adams have bus little 10 say although stbk no his
pursued mssrerv inactivity s., his instructions may
have directed hs coryse. AMI 40 net believe he w3od
wosch On himself or ,a-r,y mes his SON Liea.ensns
serving 10 the Brooklyn, the 6,h and learned from
him that he had four brothers IN the Southern army-s
amentaoe fact, ana one wnich fear has d.mpened the
ardcr OF many brave mar, @hose6o1i otherwise would
have eaps With oelgn: 10 Serve h country ag&ins. her
enemies. Such however, the oAnesu Influences by
which we surrounded
rbe officers no douos anxious to return home \.
e s: 70 M Ss
who have spent sny time hs they nave been
IN commission thirty four iponts-shree years is long
time 70 remain on BOARD snip snd in hs latitude; bus
they are loyal TO man and 81 TO be placed
in some position where TIER courage may tessed
proven besonc douot
lacKENs.
On the afternoon Of MONDAY June 8, with heavy sea
aud beaver SURF started with Doss's vsls
",
boat iu or water We reached tha SOFIA white sandy
beach, which, If tested, We in ne habit testing
fluids, would SOON be up to AZ Fahrenheit The men are
worked only during The early and late after
noon until night They Then preparing 70 Land three
coumbiads from "camei' "a sort OF air tight rafs)
brought from Key West Tor the purpose. They worked
with 'w,' nobly sed BY Their officers met
Major Tower, who kindly introduced Colonel Brown
and other officers present. and then walked with me over
the Fertilization There are nearly ono thousand men in
the command, which If amply sufficient for safe occu.
patton In case they should commence the attack they
IN
ground they might gain The work has progressed
sp'endidy since Colonel B-own has been ia comnsnd.
The natuyal soDsandhss reen great advantage
In building up the embrasares the entrances are ali
vel guarded, and SHOULD any shell burst within
the frs Il can 90 but LILLE dssssse e. sisusy have the
engineers accomplished their share Of the work rhey 60
NOS anticipate aud confidently express the be-
ef thst unlees they open the os lighting will be ss.
forded them. very pointed answer Was ref1rned 70
General Bragg fes ssys since By Colonel Brown n
answer to request made by the General that his nos.
piial quarters" where he had pitched his snug
apartments, ehold be respected case Of collision
Colonel Brown ansvered by sending word thas hl hog
ptal was situated within tae iot he desired for his
While re were iyisg Oh Pensacola, a negro came INTO
the fort ana reported the departure o. thousand
heI fare ano poor prospects, The u:moet oisatsctou
doubt. existed the camp but nog th,na full ra
lance caa be placed IL any statements nsie BY such
emsearies.
TIE scioosh~ AID CUT oUT uEDn GUNS OF ronr
GAMES,
On the 9th OF June sb,es boa.s manned AMI srmei
came alo5geide from The United states s-es f!gs,s
Niagara, under cp1snd OF lieutenant Guest Of that
lei We took the ooass II tow stesmed shore
schooner lying near wreck which had grounded vel
under The guns OF Fot Gspes Il eight be.s, ess
| tn minutes, p NJ. when the order given TO stop
The weather wsr warn, the sky clou1less rbs sun
rays hal aoatad f.!sn.y geLder the tack Labor u
love me Boats awnings wste !uried, and then dB
covered SO siprd7 Sc: Of feo crossed yard
There were twelve Of these blue jackets and FIVE
i.pes IL each boz, commanded bs riossemep-Sne
finss under command ar Lieutenant Butler
The little fotia D.ei OF under cover Of our gune the
anxiety aboard The stes Eager eyes ssraiuet
to their angthen taer natural range Of vson
Gssees could discover movements ABOUT the fort.
ther c'ui we ascertain Ehethsr the Land batteries
fenced 70 open their ire
other material bnard he wreck to her che
proves to be an English hnD The schooner
me AID OF Mobile she VII n future oe the ala to the
Aid bad coors with her hrt pass. signed by Iiens
ReDthEw-a renegade .rom the United States Navy aud
now serving the SO celied Southern corfederacy
conclusive evidence that che recogn,zet by the re-
bele The Aid's sent home in their own boat
The schooner ia legal prize aad valusd at thirty ave
hundred dollars. draw from the transaction my first
prize money RMS look upon % preface 10 the volume
we shall puhfsh to the wo-lt proving the weakness Of
tempt 70 overthrow govern greater than which
has existed In the worlds history shall send YOU
incidents Of thl character SO they from time TO
time.
NAVAL ITEMS.
The steamships James Adger and Eagle Of the Charles
ton line, esterdsy examined by Commodore reese
and several engineers Of the Brooklyn Navy Yard and
said tina: they have been accepted by govern gent
and viii procsed in day Two to The yard for the pur
pose of being turned ITO gcnbosts
The steamer Delaware, which ssr.ved yesterday
morning from Philadelphia, had freight large NUN.
Der Of government wagons.
The United States steam .rea.e Colorado, Cart Bailey
from Boston for the Southern coast Sunday s.
ut half six O'Clock p H. by the PHO. coe Earv rsy