The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-16
OUR STATE PRISONERS.
AFFAIRS AT FORT WARREN.


Under orders from tho Secretary Of the Navy the FOL-
lowing named prisoners late Leutenants in the United
custody OF the United States Naval Commandant Of the
brooklyn Navy Ysrd:-Henry X. Stevens, OF Florida;
YIN. sharp, o. Virginia. Benjamin P. Loyal of Indiana
"a native OF virginia. X. II, Dalton, and Walter X. Butte
On wednesday General aimee, Chief Of oce, received
toesfaphic despatch from Secretary Seward informing
him that two additional prisoners were on their way
" BOSTON from Detroit, under charge Of United States
agent and instructing him aid tbs officer in placing
them IN Fort Warren On Friday evening Ulcer Barsc Of
DaWo, arrived, having Ia charge Charles Greene and
s. John Low arrested by him in Detroit and held for
offence against the government The despatch gave Ia.
stfuc,ions regarding Mrs. Low that il suitable pro
vision could not BIO made for her fort she should
be sent TO Washington, Mr.. Greene was accordingly
paced on Saturday, under the charge Of Col Dmmick,
ara inc lady departed with the AGENT for Washington by
tie Stonington route. Mr.. Greene and Mrs. Low
Other and sister He is about sixty years OF age she
soneN hal younger Her husband Is under Gin
cinnati. Mr.. Greene has been merchant Of Savannah
FOR about twenty five years. residing alternately at "a
va'nah and IN England, aud is charged with purchasing
goods III England 10 great amount, which have been
run and intended to be rum through the blockade
Among other things in his possession entire uni
form for captain Of cavalry He claims TO be subject
Of Queen Victoria, having never been naturalized.
One Of tho Hatteras prison died at Fort Warron FRI
day OF yphus fever and was BURIED on Saturday outside
DEATH OF ONE OF THE PETREL PIRATES.
From the Philadelphia Press, Nov. IL
Frank Aban Of the Petrol pirates captured at the
time Of the sinking Of that vessel by the St. Lawrence,
died mt Moyamensing prison on saturday lilo was buried
the same day in the city burial ground The deceased
By BIRTH and went South scarce year ago for the bene
III Of his health. Unable to work and without means Of
Subsistence, he was placed IN the Charleston Hospital
After J, Davis pocl ton the rebel schooner Petrol
was httet out as prvaeer and the Cbarlestoniaps de-
sng to have the available space Of al their hospitals at
command in case OF an eyigenGy, wei incensed AZ
the idea Of mnistesiug 10 the needs OF invalid North
efners ut such time took ban and
and placed them On board the Petrol In his weak
and eneebied condition Aban was Of service what
on board and could have had hand whatever in
tho ootragcs committed on our shipping by the Pctrel
Itn FlstnA In hail. hour AVID
prsonel with the others. His death, believe result
ed from consumption.
OUR CAMP GARIBALDI CORRESPONDENCE
HusrrRs CHAPEL, Nov. 7, 1861.
Morements Of tie GarRaii Gudrd-Freseg,tation Of a
Saord 10 the Colonel-STesches, dc, de-
very interesting ceremony recently took place In this
camp in tho presentation OF sword to Colonel T. G
DUassy, OF the Garibaldi Guard. After most
service since September last, during which time regi
ment was bvouacked at Menson's Hill, without tents
coaks the bare ground and under the open sky
posed to all the hardshps of rainy weather and bad eli
mate, relieved the 9th Of November by tho
DeKab regiment Colonel Gsa and took possession of
old quarters AT Hunters Chapel.
The next day the birthday Of our beloved Colonel
The whole camp decorated with crowns and garIands
AMI officers well soldiers had done everything in
their power make the day real holiday The Colonel
invited all his officers AMI some friends Of the Twenty
ninth United States Volu Lieutenant Colonel Joest,
10 brilliant snppor whirr tcok place NJ O'CLOCK in
tho evening Lepennpt Cl9no Repeti, Of the Garibal
d Guard in the Of the corps Of officers OF the said
regiment, presented Colonel Butassy with most spsn
did sword handle Of whit ivory, scabbard heavily gilt,
belt of red leather with heavy gold embroidcries the
scabbard bearing side The inscription, Prosented
to Colonel g. DUtassy by the officers OF the Garibaldi
Guard ttkon Ct love aud esteem November g. 1861"
and the other side the moio Of the Garbadi Guard,
:" Tinoc,e aut mo,iye' TO conquer TO die) Colonel
Dutassy was deeply moved and expressed his thanks in
few words, winning the hearts OF all those present.
Among tho other presents beautiful set Of har-
for two carriage horses sent to him by Of tho
prominent leaders OF the republican pnry of New
York and splendid carriage by ontancous admirer
of the gallant commander. The presents having been do
lyered and several speeches made fireworks and rock
cts burned, and sat down TO n splendid supper.
1oasts and speeches o again, and at midnight
Colonel may get possible such place of action
as he deserves