Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-09
: ''y-'sry explained.

From the Richmond Wing
The puble wiI'reaiiIY recall The capture some
months ago. of 'ha harbor Of Charesfar. Of q
yacht, IA which Il IT RsiY'SanJe-s. s A .
was enfesvoring 70 run the bl7ekads FOR Mas
san, sHd tAa obtaiuing BY the e0esnv Of cartain
important dispstshes % 0u- C1nmig7ionars 10
Europe ana other correspondence. of which he
was tha heRrer I1s wander At fhe time was
uriverssl that Msiar s did rot throw the decu-
ments in his keeping into the sea when be as
csrtained his capture IsS inev'teh He was
himref Immediately iakeq N1rth ard closely
impriso1ad aud was thus cut OF from The %
pOrtunitY Of king an sIalauai1n n long
since the New Y5sk Tribuas volunteered 81 tell
how the thing was da9e, b1t ~ We hsd 10
mesus of Judging ef he tr1ibiulness Of ifs &C.
count, we Jid not publish it. According ~ the
TTibaHs, a certain sdr0it rascal, nsnef Arm III
Harris, we, known 10 the bab sues IF Wishing
ton, was the osrty h-ough whom It was mail
AGED HsrfiS. It egill b rec1l'ectad. was taken
prisoner on the faH Of Manassas few days
sftar The Frat ba7ie there. and was brought 20
this eitv sn1 Imprisoned. AGer some time be
sue"esde in obtaining his re'e'se bY throwiqg
dg-t IN the eyes Of our su horitie7 sai though
tha frieldlv internesitisn Of CERTAIN. Of his Old
Dolitieel ass 1cis-es and boon compsni6ns sh0us
Warrington IRE relesss was Hse1udi- -i0nal-
end he was allowed he freedom Of the city and
c'uniTy. We remambr 70 have baaed ihateonr-
t5sies and IosUfa ities ere sc p frselv ex'end-d
to him bv psrties ,vh1 know ai re 7eerets o the.
Government, and who. IN iBo upraservs os
eDnvfVial occasions, no doubt male ~ as "a
miliar with those secrets as they were shem
saw s. Aner this ha went E1r'h bus snbss-
q7eptly re-apnears1 here and 81 fully wss he
a3mittei 70 the con6deuea of parties ennnectad
with important secret plsns and a-rauEsuer-s
Of the Government, that ha was chosen % aid
Msi1r Sanders IN getting tH j uoDs With dis
pstcha- il which hesa pls9s aud arrangem ants
were discussed. The TribHas's account. which
we have not now the Eaaens repro 7uriag ex
plains fully bosg ha I'D Msi'r San3ar iof0
trap and hesravef him into Ia bands Of tie
enemy The vs'usole service Of the SOY End
of course as libersly reward Il 6y Lincoln. It
"a 70 be hape3 thai this adijtion3 lesson, o.
being careful as 70 whom they trIst has not
bee lost uDon onr own aBtforitirs.
The follOFiog d'eu-e w}i-1 las ree1
pare in our faeds hv 4 fr'en Of Major Saa-
dsrs s'0ws that tha Tribaus's aseouu. is t-oe:
Clpy.1 LnND N, Mar h 30 1858.
7 t. 3 70 certify fa' was mate If he Va ht
Ne csry comma dsd by Cap A-pOld Hari',
and owned by Caot Red Sa1d,-s sad vscbt
wss racturei hv tR- Ya4See bl'ckq3jpg sq7sl-
ron On the morn ng Of iha b Of Janus-Y TIE
spat b or mail bag, vi h a heavy weight was
10 = q into ths wa er hy.nys If. snd I saw C
until It diasrp Ell in four cen fath3ns Of wa
tar. Maio- Ssnlers sni myself su7posaA nat
oil the letters sHd 3i patches wsssin he hag
thus unk, 5u, tn our sms zeHautf af-erVard
found ont ffas Captai II IRIS jb-i absrac'ed
from ths bag 'in esss c-nt 'iriog s1ma dis
patches wb'eA hs liver.d t. tie eapttn Of
iha Q1aker Cpy Ca''ai0 Harris man 'o1vsred
the yafch from he beginning in sacb msuns-
~ 70 ens1ra her eapfure. Afer tRa CsD57rr,
Captain Harris VAS separstei from-na and Tss
sent n rfh we supposed, with bis rswsrt -
Capiain Harris had not tha power to take the
ontire bas or no 3opb be- wenld have dome So.
Msior Ssun3srs hsd n-t the slightest ionbs Of
bis fidelity, hence his abi'iy y to sharact q psrt
Of the disBsfches, which besides he nus. have
d7ns while we we're ~ asleep on the night o.
the q J4uaa~Y. Except for the foul play of
Captain harris IN t'e msnoeuvering Of tbe
Yacht. thsre IS sesTcaY doubt but that ~
would have suecessfu ly run the hl5cksle
YIN RESsEaW
Mate Of the u rcurF
Witness to ths signs.ure o T RIr r R'nshaT,
J PasRa
J P. S)nlER.