The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-13

pose Of experimenting on the rgh OF neutras but these
perusa o. those ctrines OF international lawlad down
with such emphasis aud cearness by the noble earl who
presldes over the department for Foreign Afars-doc
uncs whcn nave this advantage moreover. that they
are made to expand contract the necessities Of
The case may require international law, now
srued, oeing little else but International onskency
THE UNITED STATES GuSBoAr rI06A ON ruE Lc okour.
UNITED STATES GuNRoAr riosA,
- At Sea, April 81. 1858, I
NY DEAR siR-raing TO And any Communication from
you at stErap Keys, wrote from s. West r. Bahama,
by one Jerry Hanna did you receive -requestiug you
" write me to Aosco Light, emrloyng Hanna as the
medium " Communication, as think he can be relied
upon.
/ have not yet been able to visit Abaco Light on
account OF sonthery winds, aud looking schooner
had pretty good information Of the President has she
the ast letter 10 He approx ed OF the suggestion
sending our comm nications Abaco Light and Srrups
Keys, employing schooner showing the American dag
India river, Florida. The sloop old and leaky and
blowing fresh compelled take the eight bales OF
cotton Qua Of her and destroy her. partly the sugges
ton OF her former and owner the necessity
Of the OCCASION the Captain signing certificate to that
sacss-whd, . ~ ! copy here. as the fe.ow win mis-.
represent The circumstances, SO that l write
puDl,Ah i. i necessary. He's sharp rascal,
people of our whereabouts Found him trying to ascer-
tain our position at by getting meridian altitude Of
generally, hpwcver try and get rid Of all prisoners as
soon possible, as have room for them fur
were
70 leave tho crews aboard the prizes should have 70
docbse and treble the crew in Charge, which cannot
Latitude 20 IL NJ; longitude 70 slw. r
UNITED STATES 0uKsoAY TIoGA,(
AT SEA April -, 1883. !
James Seyenson, master and part owner OF the sloop
and bound toNassau New Providence Bahamas and
prize 10 this gunboai do Of my own free act and WILL re-
guest Car Of this steamer 70 remove the cot
nearly worthless unseaworhy and leaking badly to be
IN danger Of foandeng during the nights and further
for The cooa dated al Indian river F 10 guarantee the
condemnation Of the vessel and cargo ~. sr,urysov
Witnesses. two officers of this steamer
Thcn the fellow will lie In the face Of the above
trust you will set the matter AZ rest
don't know what route the runners (steamers) and
return now We havnt eeen one, barring the Morse
man, just from Europe. ~
Did The schooner Sybl arrive all right purporting 70
from Matam0r0s MexicoY begin ~ suspect those
vessels have forged papers Can you get any clue TO
themy KnOw that schooner visited from Mexico
We fell 10 with several vessels going 70 Nassau for regis
ters
ANY privateers about the Bahamass
All, but how, when aud where do the steamers 60 and
ComeY They've got route certain, for have been
all around Nassau for the past months and, except
ing the Stonewali jackson, bavnt seen a smoke.
I've got clue To some smiling vessels now, which you'll
hear Of.
Look out for that schooner the Tally o she's for mis-
chief; 80, too that little steamer the Norseman,
boarded. The clustering captain Of her said "Engand
wasn't going to stand that sort Of thing any longer"
Any vessels leaving Nassau with coaly
Did you find Danes aud my offer TO hum, &c, &c.2
Send me all the news-papers-(Aas ditto.)
We must keep these fellows stirred UP. try.
CLARY, u 8. N.