The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-22
she itad not fallen in with the prlvatic am that she had

of mat; uDIn
the captain of the shin had his lnS ur h M ~ he
woud let them remain ON honrd ~, w , mn, ne "a" 40
thrn discovered bearing down mon Nc ,,p, Auis ~
chance hs mind No to,d i,s ~ ~, w ~, mlue nun
90 on board of tho shin ms thew s,arn use iey W
her we aecorditoi,t cot rn,av and srs " ie n'
hoarded tbe hric stch v,as thn M,rx 'rer .ney har
Saarsoort haunt 10 Nontevideo wifi, iumhar H.. 49,.
ma on board Of the shin We could not tell wh,hn ~ us
mad, the brl nrzc or nor. hut s,,usc from, tha a1
W. hs,yd bef9ro ~, lar hcv aid thnnt nm homr en-
we les thcm we saw tho BRIG bear away Southwest,
~ nance A. ,hosa ,yho ,.a.o err,,ad ~ tor go ~.
fiio,.s' " 'N' va" WV" P ~ " '' WIZ NJ
ra",oIn riao,d ~ ,ho hr to,n wo,sh r,,o,,o, .r,,
land n,a,a Iosonl Y ,nre,,h s,e,yard AMI W,, Ga
man hov ''''fA IN D"' o''''' ''e""'N' '' W. SD''
Cantan Devera.px or seboo,er E,c,.n,ress IN, ,Iea
W. Page mate. J,hn neveresux and Sosen Iay 1er sea-
men - ' - ~ ' -
CAPTAIN Smith NJ schoorer G 7 war,n,,. ~ T h,,,.h
mate; Charles n,vasor secnnd noe ana ,to c,,saio's
They would nermi. no soano, oxccn, n.roroo,x ana
Taylor to leave them and IN nn ont nov, c, ,bS
who remain 10 ioin them ~ ~ ~
While we were ON hoard tho rrivaear wa ,,cro ,roote
very kindly. They said thev ,y;shed N chow re lint
Southern pirates not half as bad IN represented.
The officers acted US like gentlemen bt the men
mixture OF all nations prjncinalv Jrh nnd Duch
All the prisoners who left the ship testify good
ycrs nSor, s,xv u Wnen VIC iet Inc prvaleer there
board belonging to the vessel bcsides about s;vtocn
prisoners They laughed at the blockade and said that
n sey , r oc' ,ey a ther decks sanded
had tried to stop them they would have her av
out The prze master and one man who took the Sa
nan priIo were s on S ooara o inc Jen DAVIS Tho
excited when thew hailed the shp He commenced rnE
ing whskey TO got courage Mr.. Pastle the lieutenant
nc mie a 70 nu1. vi" ors rery or afret Lane
Davis Is about two hundred tons bur,hcn She has three
Jbs and fore topmast staysail, main middle and main
toPart st,ysa poat On each Quarter ana number OF
nonJ pivot epn ap,;shns ALWAYS covered Win = ,n,n
OF wars mems mess CLOTH two short eighteen Founders
an .Wo SNORT .weYc pounaets "a .hs waist On tue 'op
Ger and ,oo,s IKE ann monncl hn, she bas no,b,ns
of tho kind mounted there At a distant view she might
WAS whaler send tbs to Won because i; should be-
made Iubc possible, that people may be upon
ther guard Tor thonshnes OF dollars worth OF propcrty
nn hoard If ne navs at hcre ,vorc thrcn ohay oms
further to the southwark. They say they the
botkahe any time and have no fears but that they VIII
or,s ~ snr tho ossa boSor. ,tinc thr hn ,alan
again They said they had orders destroy every prize
,hat they did not WISH 10 seia M but they dsoDeyea
10 % doubt bacnsc thev were afrod thai t'c
many prisoners board They didn't mind the
sailors but suppose they wanted to get rid OF the officers
n, ~
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"'se ''""'"' ""''"'' ~ ''e .""'' u "'ea'". i"s"
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'u' o'p'u''' .uo if'n :" 'uis mum" "'en" "''
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o'o'f =" 'e.'A' 'io 'os''' .n' .'o" VI '.' o o. "as
were "oiAis 'h' ''7se' ~ VIZ '"o' anu Consequently
ho' AeP. III o"s. oho VI '"o HUI '''"is"s .no oie"
na'"u D0NA'u "oA'oN," "ips"is' iei'''' tanning 'uo
vessel anu ho'"''nS'anu'ns 'hs' '0 Draw in'an' od
ho' hes'e''e " garry hs ou' 'o ero0 ~oiA ""on ' AA
oeen panie out ~ us .ihu iof se''9a. uays previous
ii'ee ia! p''s' u" inns i"'' u"''' viz s'' VI "'"
ION, whch shor'i! ociore c h"ur Vi ih"heh', i''a"
oe'cr'neu "i''' Hoo"'s 'o 'eeso on' 'n0 p'"'''
was nan Pas' efo'o" o'"o" p'e0"'"' "0ooiu''s " Al"
own statement INC cap'"' S'oh'es"c he was asleep
I'D MS caon 'ose'hcr '"c n'e III 'nc oet'A
next 10 h Inc second ina'e ha'con S'a'ns, was a'"
asleep on the poop oeck anu 'ne o'cr TWO sea"en cum
posing 'he Pfa'e prne o."w' "eo ''u's'"s e''u'ey -
INV io'che'" par VI 'ne s"'p'
LA''"n e'o'o "p noi o'"'o" "eoN' ~''n 'i"'o"'' :"
hand and hrst went down INTO the captains CABIN, VINO
was SOUND asleep PED tie hen raised MS axe ana gavo
MIN vigorous pow oh his SKULL from winch nc seemo0
10 DC iauhchcu h'o or nc moVeo NOT an men.
The negro next proceeded 10 dea win the mate VINO was
ao reclining near MS captain iast asleep ana oeat WIN
MN N the Same summary anu tcfrioe "ahher A'sos
leaving both these men deaa Dciow, Iman came on inc
poop deck ana STRUCK inc second mate dow owe!
the temple The unfortunate man was just rising from
MS reclining P'soh WIN 'te eAiec'"'"n 'ia' "o W.
ABOUT ochg a"hched in'o e'erhty nc theh went oeo"
once more, LOOK hoia u Inc captain oooy anu h"hs I'M"
evcrooaiu, oohe INC same WIN tia' p" TIC nac 'na W.
eo"' n''e. A"' N 'e " ~ nv ~ o"'
to the two remaining OF the crew ait, tcll'ng thcm
that they must obey nm as captain OF Inc vessel OF no
would throw them overheard Also Nine men yieideo up
without nurmur, when he haa then at once oncd Uut
subsequently released thom on theE conserving 70 ASSIST
in bringing the vessel to Northern port The names o.
these men are James Moncau and James Dorset one nine
teen years old and the other ~
The ceast was now clear OF DANGER ohd the nero fHa-
proceeded to Use the best means in his power for the