The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-12-14
Farther About the Mash vile.

From our English files va oa,har additional
particulars concerning the .eamer Nash.
Vile, and its wanton destruction II private pro-
Pcriy, which our limited space YESTERDAY p'H-
vented us from referring to fully as the Inter
est of the affair would have made plea iog IN
our readers and to ourselves. The Southahpton
correspondent Of tho London HERALD describes
the petition Of affairs at that place shorl eaftcr
the ARRIVAL Of tho Nashville.
FERIlNg or rnE CREWS, AND JoKEs AnoUr
THr CAITAiN or THE NASHVILLE.
E,cry,hirG appears very quiet on board the
tn'i,3trs'o tNa,hvill'). The crew do no,
show ut H. Tut now and then au officer or two
may h. seen pacing the deck. Tncy do not ap-
az however, 10 he at ease and arr very re-
s'f'tl, particularly upon this affair, shOJld
~ lc que .iiuatl. Tn vessel Is armed With
Two fit,d cannon. but they are not visible 10
pUts, t,s OF thotc.
H.. c,rw ul The lIrvty Bich are d,m'ciled
- tlr Stl.ih iigm, pPfi., ia. dpylt In y
| n.o ii, OBJ ~ hi, ,.c,''d stt-c, and " tcuse
arc, a. nius, she uiH' 40 apd ,rys of tia Nash.
Il lc. icafins th,t % cuil,s.Jl iu.a t.k,
'cr etd o.. ,h { ODD, tht III r.,
| ..tuih. luN,n., T'q.. ho' gr'.'t
| 't,tru uf ~. h,foueh lul..r 10 patrol t, di.A
| l.I.n lh' rirhl, in connection wi,n tht .-u.
| l.tA y 'hc.u.h. Inj ,t,~ ut the lurnt sh. H.
| .,f,lc the olccr4 of the NJ, a. lie o., un,; IN
| ur>p. p.r,u. It, tnd th. T. Di.gu,t i- U..o. Il eN
| pr.t OD 10 Icing tSacn hy -u,h aat ut "urtts
| II luy.,' "a th"y dc.,ribo trru. t. dse On,
| cNyI. s.iou of ne Of th,m, lac said
nv $780,, if only half dozen Of ~ had he
| lo sc We would have coShi led the VIII I" oi
hc lol over the stem, clean
A roi 4 joke L. told ol the captain ot the sh.
| vile, 10, itappcars, belonged to the american
navy for thirty years b,forc ho joined the sccci-
| siOn'sts In relating tho capture Of the ship to
gentleman at Southampton he observed that
| he e, bound to treat the captain anh otlicers
| with every attention and kndness--that he in.
| Vicd them daily to his own table, and behaved
| with true hospitality and courtesy; but said
| he, "my modification was great when | sent
| I'm on shore to find that thcy did not acknow-
ledge my kindness by even expressing their
| thanks"
In response TO an application for his commits
| sion az priyatcer, Capt. PE0RAM, of tho Nash.
vile, Is stated to have Indignantly produced his
l.cu'cnants appointment in tho navy, and in
sisted that it was sufficient authority for the
wanion act which he had committed. Tho ap-
pointment reads as follows
The President afHc Cduf dcrdic States n Am
erica 10 all rAo hlH see these presents, grating;
| --Rrow yc, that reposing special trust and con-
| flcnco in the patriotism valor fidelity and abb
| li,ics Of Robert Il. Pegram, do appoint him a
Lieutenant in the Navy Of these Contedorate
| states, 10 rank ns such from INC iVsh uay "'
| June, A. ID. 1861. lIc is, therefore, carefully
and diligently to discharge the duty Of
| Lieutenant, by doing and performing All
| manner of things thereunto belonging, and |
do strictly charge all officers and others under
his command TO 10 ohodiont to his Orders as
Lieutenant And ho is to observe ana loilo"
such orders and directions as from time To time
he shall receive ftom mo or tho ni'uro Prcsi'
dent of tho Confederate Satcs of America, or
the superior officers sot over him, according 10
The rules ana discipline OF war: nlVcn uu9et
my hand, at the cityof Richmond' thls ZO,h diy
OF September, in the year OF our Lord, 1851.
| JEffEUsoN DAVIS.
liy the President s. Il. MALLORY, Secretary
of tho Navy.
| The following article from tho London SrAI
| will Lo rcceivod with moro Measure than IN
81. 49,, ,,,,.. ra,,,0,l. or sor,o Of tho o,ho
uni"'i """ O''''i '''A' VI ''''' " WV
papers -
TrE SURRENDER OF GAIT. rRGRiM To TIN
AMERICAN CONSUL RECoNMESDED.
| Ao,in, In socros, aud an tia o,yr irrcanonsi
. lilo canriccs the Government of Lord Palmer
atom r,Gpsc3 tho anti. .priyateerinr propostio
| unlimited 10 il by tho American Minister
Thc oninion If Tho other European Powers o
b ,,'as,;,r 200, cnmn,rativoIv nnimno,
, sa SUI. pIi..s,nor,r l., ,ha,nG'ro s;;,I normi,
,ad Ia, ,bo I,v, ag Sna,ions and n,iy,ta nron
c,,v s,iiI n c%nosod 10 rantnrc % dr Jostructiao
ON the opan seas. But for this gross abus
Of its executive powers by tho Britisl
GovSrhmen,,, inc crew OF tho hn,vs,
,ho oV d,, "C tba Irni cd States as under the fla,
Of France or Of Great Brtan Commander Po
gram would have had no shadow OF aulhoTi,l
or VIZ Putsui M ot ~" h ~ s1a,cd y" Layc hoc,
@uiI,v would havo been as much A violation o
publc law as Of public morals, aud ho woul,
q have been chased from the seas as q uSor !
hunted to ne jungle. we can hafIly nope ina
= the United states GoveThui'nt Woulh pe Wilin
to reopen, while az actual war, INC Yuesun l
, which was 40 bluntly closed by our Cablnet m un
der very dliierGnt Slfcuhslhnces' ho !,
supeIiority o, the North Is hn"lhAkng 'se'l I.l,
Tue Nrhvlllc wiz ho' nnu " 80 eSy 70 re % on'c
> New Orleans, or any o'her I"htedrratS port, u
, to make hor exit thence. lhe Federal ca IlseI
may lie yigilant enough 10 avenge inc atDar
! ty they failed to prevent But our own uoyern
mcnt now has In It's hands the means OF t1Nokih
10 nu,,rer for his tpnnfon dasructisn Of The HIi
!, reg Birch. II he can produce a commission OF
n cense from tho Confederate States, we must Il
o him 50, since we have recognized the bellig
i | rent rights Of his empoyois. But II ne mas