The New York herald., 1863-06-06
a volunsary (Rsbsl) Havy-What 10 RE
pected frssn IL.

From thc Richmond Examiner, Nay %.
II 10 V be hoped th II srerdy and practical rosuts
w 30 realized om the Rw rasssd the session Of
Congress, 60 establish = Volunteer navy.
Ihs grades of rank fixed the establish tho
volunteer navy and pay provided, which however 10
nssnidcsnt. Ths cDnpenhatisu contemplated y prizes
and bonus of twenty nye per cont fcr ths destruction d
armed veAses, military and naval ans,orts " tho
enemy, and twonty i've dollars for every prisoner cap
tured and broasb, in from soch vessels. Any psrsoc
with proper testnon'as, may apply ir commissions 10
procure and NJ out vssse VI hundred tons bur
then, for cruising agains. the enemy and being IN
nssiooea se vessel received into the volunteer navy
These private SHIPS A all succsssu woud pay cnor.
material for stoch companies than the many foreign
enterprises with which ssecated capital In the confede.
,,, ,ssy =. new osapsd sv.fy cry 70 ,h soaiedersey
profitable investment, would have the grati0catan a
making an mfsr'snt cna,rboicn TO the interests the
country End the immediate wants of the government
II will b. tho policy OF the private n to 20 far
abroad Northern commerce IA all tho world and
oefcnceles excerpt of the United
states Our cruisers accomplish but little Hbcn mug
g,ng the shores and Islands u the Atlantic where they
are In constant danger OF being captured and down
BY the beet steam vessels IN the eBemys navy. Uns
great ADVANTAGE for us In dist nj would DO
that. In the wide room they sGord. We might
pIoy fast sailing vewes. which muc h
less than steamers, far easily procured and
avoid the nconvonicnc. ~ ooaling. Sh0u the eBoys
war vessels be sttsaciei 10 parnI-i, that Viii 80 Tar
weaken him coast 10 the meantime the priva-
tees might be constantly changing Its cruising ground
nj time on Cape Horn neat Va the InGan 0cssa,
IN the whaling grounds " Tho North ncine, 6e Recruits
could he obtaned from tbs ships taken. the trsfity VI
the sailors o, the United siaes bcng oreigre Or they
could be- got through AGENTS AT Rio, Valparaiso, Payt
Caao AaniIs, NC
But II hss been said that s impossible t. employ our
pTiyaics IN very disant sols, becauss they cannot
bring their prizes neatfal Eof,s. Tttre grave
m % Trehcnri0n this matter which my be a.
corrected. Hcc0gntuD OF bel gcrcrt entities tho lso
pie oBragc all the rights Incl ieni that
A beiigerent rlghtfuIiy have army tl.o asd
and an,vy On the sea We arc now preparing the latter
regular AID volunteer ~ co.rre dcfe Tor 10 tie
use aud hospialiiies of nestrni ports-
There 10 be- nothing ia It's es,ab -bsd prncplos
of pubic law which can pescnt tba ns ual httts
from wnhho dung tie exercise ~ this privilege impar
italy from ali lie hclixs eDt The uasge u
shows that this y rgbtul exuTcho ~ tba s9yc
rcign auioriy wbich every Slate DO regulate
the police of ~ Heapofs. and 10 pfnsefys ibe bic
i've prohib inplos Ie m'sAoa H. entef Tho peuual
pcg:s Cor these p4-pttff.
!, is true the u the ErRbb and Tfsheh p0rs
has been prohiD tcd us. u has bcen cOHc b. gug
elSus reBdy ise q an arblAry right. mLieb,
although aliox abie n agaLJst lbe strt ~ lgs,
trnlfty. Bui there tpsgpfyfc thst us HByf
tbons which may bo induced 70 r~oognias formally
ns bellige tents nay not 10 also induced 10 ave
the use of thsif ports, which n IrstteT af
reign dhcfeioa with uem. and csuG fits 90
possibls tccfsun ~ unpleasant inpllaatiaa v "a
sremy This privilege night readily be m DO matter
of Dsyotatlon IAN :be rclub cs a South Agieira Lnd
other wbso Iorts would bs oooyeniens 10
tho distant scrs
n such nae0iiaiots be eneotci All to sBlfrp iss
of our vorntser navy H. fairly started. NltL afteait
tho rule ~ ussrtg fultfbs nh tbat - Dtnfed
into smother armed Volunteer. 10 Dot Gyrbt thAt
shan ssn have reei wh ~ Will bcaye no anrrnou
by it, eutsrprse s0d sbch nay sthib Eteh IfoEels
lurp-, VIZ be ne mpcisui TO Psoissi sbs x
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