The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-01

nsns omoers, engineers and ssansn 70 work the ship,
asd to-day all being In readiness she starts her vcy
sss for New York. II d 70 be hoped thai accident
win befall her Although everything has been provided
ssamss shall b anxious until hsr arrival reported,
Tor tne snip not IN the best condition. her engines
not right, and the officers and men are wholly unas-
qnaned with her psousrites 10 guard against possi-
a. Nassau (ho 0vsto Capt. Semms and the Msita Cap
tain hoHatt Flag 0fcsr Lardner has ordered she gen
Soas aeIceac Lieut. Commanding ssslwsgen, to convoy
Brigader General Brspnan being ordered 70 Join Gen.
hunter a. Fort Royal with two regiments Of his
m@nd and the latter having already left in sailing
ses the cabins Of the Crcasan we're placed At the dis
posal OF the sta and they embarked board to day
them on the bar and transfer them 70 the shore With
the hsrcedisa - convoy and . crew Of seventy men,
h cS. rn and boarding pixies we DO not fear
sccsshdom IN our streets that Moatt h hitting out the
steamer MeA expressly for the purpose Of recovering
this valuable prize He is dare devil Of fellow, and
may make the attempt We wish he would. The
hscsdita viii give good account Of herself she tries
Tho following officers are ordered 10 the Crcassian 70
assist the Marshal In taking his prize to New York.
Spencer Pratt Of the sAgamore Acting Master Charles R.
ter, OF the Colorado Masters Mate H. g. Davds Second
assistant Engineer, and Edwin Wells. Third Ass slant
Jncnto; Penn, Of the ouartsrmaster steamer Rsnne
Inc Crcassan s an iron ship Of one thousand five hun.
ar9d tons purfen English measurement. She was built
IA looI ~ Glasgow and 10 owned BY Mr.. Person, the
Mayor OF Hull, land, wealthy and influential ship
owner she ran for some time in the Galway and New
YORK ne ana was always favorts ship and noted To-
short passages Last summer she was engaged in the
Black Sea and Liverpool trade carrying out GOAL and
returning with gram. She left Liverpool In February
last, went 70 Bordeaux anoe and took her present
cargo which consists Of thousand tons Of wines,
orandies blankets, medicines lnsns, meats preserves
sardtnes boots Shoes shirts, &c. &C. numbering nine
thousand seven hundred and twelve packages, the
value Of which 1t Is impossible 70 determine without
exam nation; but estimating at tbs lowest grade
or each article It cannot be less than S16S 0O0 and may
reach $500 goo In bond Had this ship svaded block
aiding squadron and safely landed her cargo ut Con-
Tolerate port hor freight bills would have yielded the
$40 0c0. That the master might exercise every
vigilance and safely put hts ship In port the shippers
obligated the owner Mr. Person to the vessel
at moro than half her value This fact appears the
testimony, and Is strong point In the Judges decree
OF condemnation. Another fact too ID equally damag
ing 70 tho defence The entire cargo paid war risk OF
from twenty to twenty-five per cent II she had not
been bound unlawful voyage why this extra ratio
France and SPAIN No, tho ship bound with hcr
entire cargo TO the port Of New Orleans The Supreme
Court Of the United States will MAINTAIN the decision
OF Judge Marvin. Tho will be brought to trial
before the LIST or December and II tho bond the ship
and cargo not Forthcoming amount equal double
the appraised valuation this Court will order
sold on the lst OF September next.
PASSENGERS STEAMSHIP oRcAssIAN FROM KEY WEST TO
FORT ROYAL, SOUTH CAROLINA.
Brigadier General John H. Brannan, commanding De.
partment Of Key West
Dr. Charles H. Crane, United States Army Brigade
Surgeon. ta ers 80
Captain L. J. Lambert. Assistant Adutant General.
Captain Ingruham Coryell, Assistant Quartsrmaster.
Major J. dc Agrado, Aid-de-Camp.
Lieutenant Ira v. Germaine, Add Camp. = ,..a
Lieutenant G. w. Bacon, Aid. de Camp
PASSENGERS YORK.
Mrs. James L. McGrogor, Mrs. Mary 8. McGreeer Mas.
ter McAlpn EoGregor. Mrs. Lieutenant J. s. Gibbs
son, Miss Kitty Marvin, Captain Edward Hunter William
G. K johns, Theo Clapp, Mr. jackson and Mr.. O'GrAdy