New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-11

ford of which w. ii. ~. Cauenuer 10 '" er, IL |
having advanced money to the manuiac'ul' rs ana
saken lien on the goods. 1t Is also Su, hat tney
have been in the hands of Mr. Asplnwahr Ong enough
10 send them to Mexico, and return tuew again-mey
being originally intended to subserSe Isunon IN mat
ssuntry, but more promising hea OF snmg at 'home
they were brought back
MP. G. n. LAMaR OF THE BANK OF THE REPUB-
TIC. HAS AN INTERVIEW WITH THE sUPERTN-
TRNDENT OF POLICE
TINA makers remained Until last Wednesday, when
O gentleman representing himself TO be g. Is. Lamar,
auSeased at Headquarters, and exhibited to Mr.. Ken
aedy a telegraphic dispatch from hiedgevile, Ca,
directing him amar to forward the ten cases seized,
ppon receiving them from the authorities Ar. Ken
redy's answer was that no hsd made demand for
them.
"Do you refuse to give them up =" asked M''
Lamar,
Mr. Kennedy replied that itwould be time to answer
thst question when the demand should I've properly
made. No further conversation passed.
MR. KENNEDY is SERVED WITH WRIT OF
REPLEyiN.
On the 3lst January, Superintendent Kennedy re-
oeiyed note from Mann g. Parsons, attorneys for ".
H. d. Calender, Cashier Of the State Bank OF Hart
ford demanding the lot of % consigned to parties
sci, and for week negotiations pending until
Thursday last when the Superintendent refused TO give
them Up to any person but Sheriff. by legal pro-
cess The sane day writ of repleyin, in the form oil
an order by the Superior Court, was served on MI
Kennedy, directing him TO deliver up TO WIN. K. u
Calender the % cases directed TO Montgomery, Ala,
care of Central Rxilroad Agent, Georgia, containing
$50 Minnie rifles being part Of the arms wlthheu
from the steamer Monticello. Mr. Kennedy immaculate
Nv wrote On order Gen. Benz Walch, fer hmio de-
liver to Mr. Thomas Dunlap, Deputy Sherh CT the
county the said boxes They were so delivered, and
have since remained in the custody of the Sheriff. The
ten cases however containing 200 Minnie niles, des-
tined for parties in Georgia have never lett the custody
the Superintendent and still in the new aTory
THE SEIZURE OF NETWORK VESSELS.
The next feature in this affair the receipt, on
Saturday, of a telegraphic despatch from Savannah
stating in brief that Col. Lauton, the military COM
napder st that place. acting under instructions from
Governor Brown, had seized reprisals for the mus
kets seized by the Eew-Tork authorities, five New
York vessels in the pOrs of Savannah The vessels
thus seized were the
Bark Adjuster
Bark ID. Golden Murray,
Bark w. X. Kibby,
Brig Golden Lead,
Schooner Julia A. Hallock.
Beside the newspaper despatch, the following are
copies of others ON the subject
"SAvGssAH, Feb. g, 1851.
"Messrs. j. n. SMITH & Co., New-York City:
Your brig The VIM. Il. kibbyl has been seized by
order Of the Government
The Captain of the Aduser sent the following to his
owners:
"SAvASsAH, Feb. s. 1861.
"Messrs FUNGI & MEIScKE:
"My vessel il seized by order OF the Governor
If ia of detained 1
York CHARLES 4, ENELL."
Immediately on receiving the above despatch Messrs
Funch g. Meincke the owners sent the following des-
patch 10 Captain Enell:
''NEw-YoRK, Feb. 9, 1861.
"Captain C. A. EsELL, esq:
Protest and send full particulars and facts, IT.
sluding any PaPers they may send yon. ,,,,,,,c,,r
Tn addition to the above Mr. Lamar received pri-
vate elegraphc Dispatch on Saturday morning. stating
that unless the seized muskets promptly given
to the rghtin owners, TepTisals OF New-fork yes
GELS then at Savannah would ensue but before Mr. L..
cond prepare an answer TO this dispatch another dis
patch arrived announcing the seizure of the befOremen-
toned vessels.
THE OWNERS THINK THE VESSELS WILL BE RE-
LEASED.
OUR Exporter called the Saturday after
noon. They expressed, nearly all of them, belief
that the vessels were seized under Misrepresentation,
and would be released They anticipated no trouble,
but had received dispatches TO warrant the assumP
ton of release When asked for a reason for this be-
lief, they could give none but one gave wise head
shake, as much TO say, We could an We
would"
NOT TRUE THAT THE ARMS ARE GIVEN UP.
We learn that the statement made by The Herald,
that az soon as the seizure Of the NewYork vessels be-
came known to the parties in this city having custody
OF the seized mBskets the latter placed in the
conditional custody Of G. b. Lamar of the Bank Of the
Republic of this city, Mr.. Kennedy Gays
that the arms remain precisely last Thursday2S
eass $50 guns in the han Of the Sheriff and 10 cases
800 guns, in his own possession.
DESCRIPTION OF THE REPRISED VESSELS.
The bark ID. Golden Murray commanded by
Capt. Lee and cleared al NewYork on the 10th ult.
for Savannah at which port she arrived the 18th.
She is a vessel, having been built in Brooklyn in
1860 rates Al, and is 4i8 tuns burden. She is
owned by d. c. Murray.
TIE bark Adiuster is under the command Of Capt
Enell and cleared at New-York on the 18th ult for
Savannah where she arrived the 9th. She is 496
tuns burden, rated AZ was built at Freepor Me-,
in 1853 and ia owned by Messrs. FuDch & Mencke Of
this city.
Tue brig William X. Kibby is owned by j. N. Smith
& Co Of this city, by whom she purchased In DC
tober last and under the command Of Capt Barstow.
She built at Baltimore in 1853, is 100 tuns bur
den, and rated AZ. She arrived at Savannah
from HewYork Thursday last, 9Th inst, with a
cargo of coal and was TO have taken cargo of rice