The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-12-03

Tnr sErZrPr Tar PoASoKP.
HdrIn,, Noe. 1--we have all hcsn dsgusted
With tho statements Of NJ Hawlcy ex.Purstr - tho
Roam Ne, especially whore he states that C. ptsn
Drew was not notified Of the intended piracy. In
my presence, three distinct times, did Mr.. Savage
our Consul here, tell him the projected plan ofcsp
turing his vessel, and this in the most earnest msn
ucr, and once | was present WI en Captain Ridge
Icy, the Shenandoah, cautioned him N he ON his
guard against these pirates, snd also To be the
lookout fer the Tai al assee while passing the cosn.
know that Captain Drew having been warned and
notified Of The impending capture several times
On one occasion Captain Green, Of the HsvsnA
was present There are number ~ persons
here ready 10 give their afidayits NJ Captain
Drew having been most thoroughly warned. A
letter his been received from one NJ the pas
sengers, = gentleman wel'-known here, which will
- Published 10 'D-norrow's SIGLto, giving = mi
account of all that occurred from the rising m
the Rosnokc's suchor here W her arrival ct Ber-
muda. II materially oontradirts Mr. Hauley's
statement. The letter rom this passrug states
great many things that Mr.. Hawlcy docs not men.
Gou-1ne Is tic tie parties attempted 10 nun into
Wilmington oe'ore going N Bermuda, but were
driven a. f'cse pirates must have hcon very
sure rl ihcir urry, when only nine men were nut
aboard t. capture O steamer with forty g. f'tv
men on boar :, Ard when schooner, with coal, Sc
TO take oF thc passengers and crew was engaged t.
meet them At rerd'tSous \ Young man named
Costa, believe, o, MgIHn2ns a passenger was
wounded " ire 'u-ehCli ~ \ Iist6 ball. The
Wild Rrgcr from P-rnudg, came N The mouth 81
ia reported that sho had on hoard Licutennt Braine
and the rest of the Roanoke p rates, and that she
rad attempted to get into Wilmington, but ~sa
driven Of.
Mr5TERIors rrocELDISG AT NArAMorOs.
Haran1, Noe. 1.-THE steamer Mexico arrived
here on tho 9TH lstant seven DAYS from Aniamor-
o.. A most iniqui,ous trr asacon occurred on this
ttosLlcr while there. 4 Nj. roHuscud, Itctending
10 uave been seut hy the .uouCsu ConnIl, came
o. board and ehAneet 'hc ill9 and papers o, the
To- Ia NJ ion
done without the uIv1, forIuiliticg The crew wCrc
neither pa'u OF nor discharged, .Cr were they all
loved 70 ~ IN ihorc They YER compelled by
4 rcats 81 all 10 navigating tie steamer To this
p -, where they were turned sdris, aud having
c0me o,t,nsbly under tho Mexican flag, our consul
va us.lo to Interfere IN their behalf. The poor
'rI a ~, dcsttuie. Some Of them have lecn
aNI' 60 a TX thcir way hack u different parts u
tho ,ci states II Mr. Pierce our Consul at
hsar.oroF, WAS really coluizsm % the transaction
be De- very much 20 blame, especially az The slrsiu-
er will now lie usei IN the service Of the rebels.
LF11m ruRpoaIISG TO BE Tnos GEssaAL MEIA
The following letter +, published here aud ii ia
pretended that II WAS written 10y General heia D.
friend Of his In the City Of Mexico:
MATANoE7s, October 10.
tn" papers or perchancc pr yate news will have
INFORMED s GU of whAt has recently takcu place on
. tie frontier. here give you resume Of the most
? impo-tcnt3 A soiute submission OF COruna CAPT
tuaton of this city with twenty zone cannon, SIX u
them rfed surrender Of an immense amount -
/ material OF war, and the f1rco which were undel
arms, consisting Of about one thousand men; com
pete peace on the greater portion Of the no BrHvC
frontier, fom CaHaTgu 10 ItH mouth new ug
pul3c % the commerce Of Maihmoros with the State
Of Texas, and Europe mercantile transactions he
, gin u take enormous proportions the solemn re-
cosut L OF tie new Empire by Ba1dad, hstsmorr
aud X .ynoso; the first is city Of recent iounds
ton, a u.ost entirely composed Of foreigners. Th'
. CIneieratG camp is In mont OF III" anorJs
within i-ht. Tae Yankee camp in iroa! OF ia
dAi, ~ aep IN sight Of our forses, now locatot al
that fort fol place, General DrIyton comes offer
from Brownsville to visit us, and return th'
compliment two days afterwards. The Couieder
stes offer to return the armament that Csnaes tool
away with him TO their territory when lie fec
there "a the occups' GA Of this city. Tbs Amer
can Consul also Offers 10 return the three dec
guns and the rnsuent that Corhns transferred Il
Inc Yankee camp TO attack Brownsville The OH
elL yisi, Of AdHlrsl Bosses on b0srd ths msa,Ot