The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-16


NE crow OF re Perry The orors a. once rushed
down into the csbtn ana secnrs., ,oc ,aoe,s a, ~.
sstanee was made By tho pisstes, AZ ,oa, bs,,yss
"o,ecyetDn 10 be me ot;sr o4v. az va,o. ,, ,o, ~,
position In wAch hslg tresche.cas laa n,.,oa,s,r,,u
tender ces mad placed them. Go creu wsrs han Al,
taken prisoners and Droufh on bolrd no w ,n .hsr
were rar sferreo 10 The w4s vessel N,nn4a,ta
ying on Charleston bar prize crew OF seven vas
then detailed fo The prisasee, she sent On 10
tnis city under charge OF the .ss,e's nate McCook
Tho cap:an Of tue brig Joseph been also sent On
with the Savannah OF The prize crew, also NJ
Rasc Leeds, lately mate OF the schooner x. 4 j. VEL
now Of Charleston which vessel had to remain In lac
bar Dor In consf quence OF tho blockade
APPEARANCE OF THE SAVANNAH.
fhM vessel, which, as has aseaay eeeu stated was
recently employed as o, boat in oaayses,oc haybor
possesses all the appearance OF fact ssiiDg stsunsh
little craft. Her tonnage rates a. about Afty.Ave
she h sixty fec; long, schooner rugged, and
her draft is about eight feet. she pwsessec All
Inc sauciress and daredevil sppssrsnce which
would designate her among thousand ss she property
OF m unsoph,soased gentleman hvei Sumo years
since, avipg the nornar clauTe of Captain KydD ehe
carries one eighteen pod gun, ann,dships upcn
swivel, and placed In suoh position that can play
with force at any dssh Cd point In hsr bold are ham
ocks TO accommodate ten twelve men, and every
thipS aIoub0, pOtn N<C6 ana Ou,, denOseG che
which had been taken provide her wMn I'll tho uten-
ss so necessary FOR her srduous dangerous oocups
tion Wien boarded .no poscss aattser,
70 her gin cn geek Guoi5er k.ts pistols bowie
sn,vea, cutinsses, &c. oil scattered around IN con-
fusion. the precise numbee or which c,uid not
be ascertancd Ten pairs Of handcofs supposed 70 be
for the Of prisoners they might capture were
also found board Ali the psxaphsruaia Of tho bloody
work which she was Intended accomplish anoue boldly
out from every portion Of the privseer and visit 70
her will a. give idea Of the mu,deroas roosnsi.
ties and terrible resolves which characterize The move.
ments Of those traitors TO tho constitution and the
country.
One Of the crew found on board the Savannah
has been sent on 70 this city Win the vessel
iaboring, appears, urder at OF iloees He ssssea
that he Is natige OF New York. ana was forced To
join tho privateer a. Charleston He seems 70 bo
quite young man, but refuses to give his NAME
The Savannah arrived at Sandy Hook soon after three
O'Clock yesterday Afternoon now l.@s peaceruy a.
anchor In the stream opposite the Battery Number OF
persons yesterday evening put smell boa.s 70 rare
upon this drst specimen u southern p-.va.esr aud
deep and loud tho uttered sgauss the
base msrauong spirit which has again polluted our seas
with modern pirates.
Mr.. Isaac Leeds mate OF the 4 A j. Nial stves
ths Inform alton that the rebels ore 1t present
6ttrg out the brig Echo Crressoa for ps,vasssrur
purposes On her voyage TO Eew York, the savannah
met tho United Sa'en chip Wabash and another war
vessel which could net be recognized She reports all
well On board the Minnesota Lett Charleston on Friday
the 7th instant
The privasccr il lay OF the Battery until the suthort
<es decide what pursue With regard 10 ber Al
lies in the bay, the and Stripes wave triu
phautly over the Palmetto hsg, emblem OF the str-
ing humiliation which in store ron those traitors who
have dared to dim ia lustre.