The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-27
Ritpulul1o 5lispattg.
TUESDAY slo.lTsIN2, ....-I MAX ~ 1884.
The ship Emile at. Pierre.

The Ship Emilie at. Pierre. =
at,,sf .tsrsm.nt 80 regard TO this vessel
having ssua.s ia way Into th.s PAPER on Mon
day, We are Induced 10 copy, from q late num-
her Of the liverpool .rcu-aat, n full account OF
her arrival III that pert, hy way Ct setting
the mattar right. II viii ia seen thst the
Bsni,ie ST. Pisrre IL nos ConsedeIats aair
nor did she SAL uudey ths Confesis1 a 10 faS
: rss sstr EMILE ST. rIsxxg AND skR CAPITALS.
A great variety et reports. some ct = very
erroneous cn1ve cter, have got into clrcusaicn
yas .ectiux his vessel and her remarkabitu cap
tain. For Instance. yesterday II was POSI-
lively asserted at the Corn AarSet AKA on
Change thai Governments hho ofneIeo. a.
the suuro,ed tust,cattoh OF the hmsTfcaN
NiHlster Ia Lc,sdun, tnat The cargo OF tbs
vssasi Shout, remain ua touched IN hir hold.
On rayiug q 7isit 20 he Qaeen's DOCK, how
ever YESTERDAY afternoon. our rei'oT ~r T. uLd
the Em,.i. - P.svre iytng near The east quay.
and a sarr If porIe!s ouaily engaged In lauss-
fos Der 900 bales Of gunpy cloth. Captain
wilson dsCiaIed that siuCe her arrival here
NO o &c had In any waa iuterfsred With the
ordinary discharge OF the cargo, "nur In
dssd," added Ice gallant captain, "has any
Que right 10 in.cr .are with me or ny ship
1Edeed, this consciousness CT having ac.sd
Alright Throughout anpoars very strong IN
Captain Wilson, and, Il. no asserts. nerysd
bin with tbs deisrInin ticn 20 undertake. aad
carry hrtuSh the desperate feat he So sue.
Cesefni'y &C Som pilsAed.
He declares thai many OF the seAtemep "a
coan.ctei with the capture Of his vessel by
the James Edgsr, are pure l. bricationS A
Confederate Nag, Gays, was RIVER on board
the vessel. and as to theirs psirs DO national
colors found on her, he pointed o4t 20 the esp
tors G British eneisn and three American en.
siEEs--ths fam Gus Stsrs and Sir;pes--in ono o.
the cabin state rooms. Ine prize crew, after
he oVsrcame them, were rot kep: IN irens; ha
he'd cuiy four sets OF irons on board the ss-
sei and these were only used fol & short tims
AFTER the reeapsnTe of tie vessel was Effected
Ths prizs crew wsEe orefcone par6sy by
strateEsm Captain Nitbon g.. object YES 10
TO this eAectualiy, and. az shs sa.as time.
avoid bioodshst. He hat three si1-sneotsr
receivers iostied, aud could nave saot them
down one by one; bat while taking caro- TO
let them know tbs. he cab THIS power, and
would most positively use 1t II necessary for
his own safety. he Kept his prisonsys N awe
VI him without rescrtink TO actual violencs.
He srj,inGd she s;rtatsst silence AID fairly
warned them that on the slightest noise, or
attempt 70 COM n III ic2.a With eacn orker, or
ssoars from confinement, he would poaitiYSiy
Use bis revoivers at oIco. The prize master :,
{Iisu-. S.ols, u. y n } his assistant n cd tho
engineer, were locked mp in sepsra.e state
rooms IN the fore saloon. tthe Emile =. pierre
has deck house aud short poop Ovid "a ili,u
fore srd after salooNS,l ana . system Of sells
aud strings concentrated externally from
the dccra Oi each room 10 the skylisbf III f.on.
III the steering Nh.si. 20 that Capt. Wli-cn
would be At ones warned, wbiie attending T J
he navigation Of ths shy II e.t1sG 81 i1sM
attempted TO open his I1a4u door, u e;l Noid
intercourse with hia companion IN captivity.
Zach 81 these Officers was permitted en- .c,ls
ont esraretely and take h:s I:sat- under sur,
yeillanus at tn. cabs. ! Ibis. but sjapt. WI
son never saw soy 81 Them, " :bsy him --~
TIE solitary nsei over, the prisoner vas
TUNED 70 his s.gte~ro2ia, RAG key iufAel, ant;
the tsiegrs rl,9 s,ic-- T., !cil re- established
Capt. Wilson Ela:n sG.nei tnaE he vsar Ills,
sal:y captured cut taA: re folt that = tss
vess3l y as taken ir.~ tAil8de, rhia, II aEIer-
team pri1s court couiu h2tdAy rsEist lie .eLn,.
sat'on to conGsi2E her tnsre was nc !&:en-
ton 10 run the pIccsEG@ his F9sosi drew l.
tnchs- nloVe taaG Wes ever ErCsru o.. 4:1e:iEz
Ton bar. and thersEcE9 coalt net have rus!
IL - AS orders WeIe ~ eli OF C..3-i5 IL .
se"a.tsi1 IL the bis1A145 sas .e}ssi. ..siH -
cargo IL % small Vezseie outside and tAea "a!
INC charleston. Hbsrs it " 3 known tIla. ms
gunnE c!o'h you'd 2lV.AGs comE...Id :. good
rrire. rresloas IL ..la ssi1u1s O.:s.. " siscl
f'o~eei net one straw IcI eilEer i,0E.h OF
kou'a - but having been ":,eatsd 'EGa Z
dog On board his oTF;, sh.p By tl.e parlis OF
ths lanes Adser, - 1.tgTa!ty Fcrl. vcsy il.
dixnalL-
Cap!u.n Wilson. ~s zIs sigA Il .s-,, ,s i
thorough "Erstisher = he co.nss s,Yu, a:aT
Dnmf.tsss is Ii. iAs .'fi-2c Cf i:io- fozty -dTa
and has [llioW ri tna aea tQ4 t2irty yeas ae
stands about fees !: Or inche3. a.;G Is Sefy
muscular rather .Aaa ttolt.
CurCcsiy enough, ho5i: tiiG original bag.
tish crew Of she sII;Iio 81 I.o:Ta and tGa
VT crew ~ = ~ LIN CEEtIt IL .tF@CH~, 80
former arrived hers On ntursday MONT. 8
from Fs- YORK IN the LAn,sn au1E's steame:
I;na. having bseN rsisased AID sent hcL1s ~
the Federal 9over msnt, except thsil caisf
~ 80, who vtas detained by tbs EIi.isI tjC..
SUI 10 give evidence requesting tle es lu-e CT
tbs ship Ca Gearing the great Landing stage
about six o'clrc5s, the returned crew vsfs in
form : q ;lesr Ve-9si 59i1g ia lie r3vtr, tis
be- cou LED Il u4tii assured II It's Iac. b;
reading 1t In the ;.ewsoa.,aJs.
~. ie0Tiu2 The sratI5 ~. IL iriiiEenCe Their
Jov knew No uut.4.as Ic,s rTC:e fur.i, Il. ~
loud hpZsas, which ihey rsIea ted ss,.r Gna
again Witc ,lcreEsiuE enthusiasm Tnsy aiao
sang one ~ i've OF oE9 national songs IL.
cladtn ".sGie Beitaunia," dwelling witii ur.
roarious effect on tbs DsEsage OPTIONS sau.I
never Be Slaves VI conrse, they coon wished
the ship of Captain Wilson, ana created quite
q cOmmution at the Qusn's Dock by ttsir
cheering and exiEavugant demonstrations
AIterWaTds they CINE On shore AEain, ard
probably, 20 use e phrase which they would
learn IN Yah keedon, 'liQ Qored up snd set.
tied down When tEs Emilia st. Pierre ar.
lived In the Msrsey, Ut C sme too OF the AL.
tart dock. Captain Wi'scn put his prisonee.
.nto the customs eoat. politely handed Them
down their swords and rsvcisers. which he
had "taken the grea.ast care Of during III q
rip, told the m they ought 70 be II UGH obliged
y nm ior ElYshE theia u free passage across
the Atlantic and landing them In England
tust ia time 30 see the Great Exhibition, and
t2eD desired them 10 'isho-s cf:9' as soon as
losslhle--s curt d,sl1 issAl, which he nU doubt
4
:sntsd Invasion OF the TeEggl Ia the first in.
stance.
Berth. Tor i4leut. Stone and the prize crew
were taken on oostd the Outgoing Human
steamer ON Wetnasday, bu: they did not pro-
coed, and the EdiDbure sailed fos New Eork
without mem Il wa rumored that tnqy
were detained here By direction OF the amer.
ican minister, IL. erdsr that their dispositions
fssPectins Sis rsoapsufs Of the vessel from
tnelr ccarge might bs s.lxsn, but We O 70 not
Id position t1ccnfirm the statement
q subscription aaa been origtua teh GA
LhanSe Tor . testimonial to tbs Gaunsiess
captain OF the Emile ST. Pierre" The auo-
sc.tbers state tina: IL Is t'to mark tbsir admi.
-a.lOn for Captain Wilson'S galant conduct
and British pluck, erinced IN rsceptur.cg his
vessel from s-sa:,y superior. TO &c. end
thess SUMS nr7 given without the sligh,ss.
references t. the Northern or Southern tssl-
ing" UPWARDS II 500 have already .sa..
coatriec Ted, ard apart from this we shoula
,maSine that the unte. writer OF !hs ship and
cargo would mark snell sense CT Captain VII
aon's services By very handsomely remurar-
attng him.
E>HE OIeLA TUi a1ha ID fOWNS
PRLNTJN9 OJrItJIy