The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-06

HsoosIrs NAv Yam, Nay .. isSi
here hsvaag appsared many eobuadctory 20 orts 10
tbe payers rsrzrdns ths ship While 81 Annapolis some
q thsm dong great rlusiics he on sers m'isapen
and crew BY sAsg that she hid captured By tbs
sscossots and rccaptured ~ the sassschuseits vo-
uriesrs M oncers as~m their DUTY % make the ~
lo~zs stat-msst Ths Consultation Dsver a, aay
uns Ihs hanas " tho seco~oa-ss, nor was Aay Al.
tsos naes upn her BY tasm they Al any time
On bare ezseps ~hle behaving n an orderly and 70
spsctful manner sons time previous passage Of
ths ordr nc = seoe~o ~ Virginia 4 became tbs
oyr,os Of many ina, upaD tAe passage q thai acs ioe
came STATE o. would be lnacgurstei In Maryland
nv The capture o. me Consultation feelins couvn,ed o.
ms the greatest ygnce exercised BY the officers
and rdsnpnsn q the Academy. which sss, po-siole,
reaoubled upon seeing the erctement and appliance
created ,hroughout Maryland BY The action q the VIZ
ginla Conycnton--the ofscers, midsnipnen and crew
remaining At Their sscafters daring several nsats
me Guns Iadoc win shot or scel. Large parties
o. sccssionisss were around the ship every
day noting her ssallAsle points. Tue militia Of
he county were being driled ssbt Of the ship IA
dsy time. During he D.gh, signals we're being eS
hanged along the banks and the river, but the
character o the sp2rntors and he danger 10 the toSn
d oase az an attack the batteries u ship
rtea directly upon deterrei them from carry ng
cut tnsw pans rufng tns time The Constitution "A
crew u about twenty i've and sevelty sx " the
yourgsst GAYS Of M. shrmen BOARD Tho ship draw
rs fees water Than there Oh lhe bar The
rtcsssonse thought sne Would be 10 her payer when
ever they should be sufficient force ~ tSo Der. fns
snsrs continued until The Eornng Of the 2lat 0f
April when General butler who bad arrived from Hsyse
a. Grace the hATy sndthe only FteaIner then the
neg heorhocd-kndy consented d tow ~ oat, a the
same pacing nard 70 sri the IN ng
TIE 40 eighty hundred mon, part ~ them
ansIm.d. a. seven tha order received % get
he ship cute de. the chains spped, the sncaor
rpla.d and az nine A n the ship under n tog
the steam boat After the most persistent ersrta The
rhp w.s forced neSy over The bar ~ SUI.
down The steamer AT thus time wcnt ahead
70 tow and after Intentionally parting our rAwsof--
feriouay njuflng one OF the crew-rm the
snlp ashofe. The csptan eakcd his vessel
afhcre that be Ebt M be- II Az further Oar
NJ the night nfrmarn received that cbNructions
would BE- put the channel out.ds the ship Al hands
we're called and W ksdge oat. Nnte IN :
ashore again Al early day hsht boat ~
hrugn g 0f dispatches from hsyfe dc trace
bo.l taken 70 the sAp o9t, horirg her
roacs about nne o'ciors The sfip renamed cut
side several days, kseptg Up sarvelAnce upon al
sels approaching the h1 bof after xheh order wss
rec, wed 10 proceed New York, xhch she id to~
OF The steamer X r. Coye Genes Al Butler sHtly coz.
sentirg allow he 10 main board b. assist
xorking ship Ia should have % cast ~ from
the steamer 70 General Bu,ls~, whose sI1Antry N
puEhiDg Annapcls with the troope under hs oom
mapd well kuo~u The caantrs, ich naehtse
the be reader 10 IN sshp sbding
aslst IN sors Nc b.r and, bad been neo.s
saiy 70 usRt IN defending tcr-the othc~s aad moa
lencirg prompt and cheerful ssskane ali tbs Sof1
rHE OFFICERS on mn CONSTITUTION