The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-06

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QUEsmrswu. Sept a. 1888.
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destroyed by The pirate Alabama o. Rio Jsaero
The Work Of tho Florida.
PROTEST In THE CASH or fHa ANGLosAx0N.
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E4 BRur, August rs, 1883. }
ny this public Instrument q rrotest b 4 ks6wn and
made manifest unto all whom ftctA may conocrn thai
thousand eight Sundisi and sixty hrss S.ors mo. Sir
Anthony Pcrrisr, 9. hsr Britanpic Aajestys Consul
for the Eopartm6nt OF fnserc Morbhau aud Coes du.
Nord. voluntarily came and personally appeared Evan
Evans. channel pilot (having mssters oertdoate and
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fpdcrste cruiscr Florida, and against all others whom II
doth or may concern; and, after having boon sworn
Eyans did dopose and declare as follows
left Liverpool on Monday tho 11th day Of tho pre-
Anglo sa1on Of New York, captain Cavorcy Of sos tons
burihen laden with Goals ana bound from Liverpool n
Now 20 :n6s s snip on
On the 2lst inst, between four and Eve ID the
Ing, being becalmod ~ about twenty five mes s. OF
Queenstown steamer hove in sight and very soon after
sent boat with an oflcer 10 Being the 0rst who
spoke to him asked the oicer what ship II was. He
Piled Confederate war He made Capt. Caveriey
20 into his boat took the papers and went
back 70 the steamer m about half hour tho same boa
aud officer along with another ocs returned and ordered
all hands 70 get their clothes ready as they must leave
the ship During nearly two hours tho steamers men
wore occupied 10 carrying away all tho stores spars and
Of boats 70 tho steamer They then set Ore to tas
AngloSaxon and returned TO the steamer, on reaching
Florida Captain Man They fired several guns into the
Anglo Saxon and made way TO the southwark Shortly
well as could ns.rbound to Quebec and Wanted to but
their prisoners board but hcr captain refused 70 ac
them.
Several veases seen. and II was evident 10 me
that we were crossing the Channel and steering for the
coast OF France.
On sunday morning. 2sd sast Ushant was Ia sight, and
between eight and nne O'Clock signal was made for
pilot but OF Stored for Brest Bay. where
the Florida anchored or the about All tho
Anglo saxons crew. except the captau and officers had
been kept In irons from the mo OF their capture until the
saip was anchored 10 Brcst Bay
Tho Florida was put In quarantine, from which she
released yesterday evening, when the AngioSaxons
crew, twonty -four In number, and myself were landed
AID SO. adrift.
have reason to complain OF the treatment which
received board OF the Florida but so'emny protest
British subject against the captors for having taken
Off my ground detained board OF the Florida,
aud landed IN foreign country. instead of putting
board OF ono Of the many British ships bound up
channel which passed. u.s. and one OF which might have
taken me to England.
In testimony Whereof the said appoarer has hereunto
sapscrbcd big name and the said consul have granted
to tho said Evan Evans pilot, this public instrument
under my hand and seal OF Office 10 aud avail him,
tad all others whom II doth, shall or may concern, as
! ccd and occasion may require
EVAN EVANS A. PERR1ER. Consul.
lruo and faithful copy OF the original DOCUMENT do
Ioyiie ed nj this Office.
i.Irrsu toSsuLAU, BsEsr, August 20. 1888.
AMY. PERRlER, Consul