Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-28

The e0nYad, aud On Ito 2Ist Of
was Oft lie coast Of Brazil via DO loyal eit-
wool, Sad vas there captured BY ~coahuee'
The captoTs pat soms 2uns on Boo sue 1om
tenant of the ContedsTats navy, - 1HveIslon
and changed her name to the TaSef A0rsna1a
employed her as = tender Of the Aadfe1
The two vessela were in company xAsnt sho,
Of Good Hope in the beginning Of APhoie and
Csptain Ssmmss ordered the II Alieo ctates
SimSn's bsy for the purpose'of o. ally % reliseie
eiona and undergoing some sligo % SPseuhy
arrived Of Sinon's bay on the ms UeVeln-
Ths Admiral upon the staff cur imperative
WAlksr, doubted whether shsf power 70 secure
considered. As the tender Oi IW D2iAno4s
Whistler shs did not retsint
- 80 an urcandsmnes eve and indoTss the
EbsthsT Ana eeuld 80 adopted by ssid convsn-
Of her Msjesiy's Va
armed ships Of b7tk&
MO R5tish ports 3svfiEs R0Rd-DefeRS Of
e Cav. Wodshouss, n ne1g.
geneTslst ne Cape. Tbe Of Learning. st 4 late
Il a. lrs opinion that, b aunicstisns arc again
having been armed BY fbad Ricnmond by the
had q lieutenant aud g TAi8 looks IS if Gen.
Tuscaloosa was a Vessd5Tetty ~efsetuslly, and
enter the bay; and aecefdaR chronicle, in a day
anchored in Simon's bay onofA great battle be-
and remained there till ths %sistleE, ten miles
wav ivinr at anehsr there, ? tbs Yankees have
consul claimed that s6s shouere we'll fortified.
7 bahslf of tbs original Ownetd they have not
toned that the Tusealoosa's IT.
| Conrad, and thai she had never 3sTsudingp party,
e. a prizs by any lawfully consng on the Dan
couTi, he proeeeded to say; esE lacy sue
81 am we'll aware that your Gn (BurksviLle)
conceded 10 the ss-esllsd Contsdeaeed last Sat-
! rights of belligerenis, and Is FStaunton nveT
l-respect Captain S5sanos' COME s~sssults upon
iry refpsed 70 recognise the : WeTs each time
/. nsfion. and having ezcindsd hiss in killed and
tau the ports of the British E4ed and twenty
cures neeessslify revert 10 their oNyiRg dispAT-
I forfeited by Capt. Ssmmes IS sooay night, Gen.
8 British port" 2ea into then
In reply the governor wrote me otook a roaa
consul: e1ng' ana Il
him 70 ths provisions Of ~insesnziionsEt agAins.
Which CAPTURED vessels, a. soon as t6OuI Ger
, our asutsl ports revert 70 their real otnent hal
are fsrfeitsd By their esplors. But tsdiaH, %
n isncv believes that the claims OF
y y n~svties TO vessels captured can oni9 ,snf.Gep
0 mined in the fIss instance by the cd We I'd
Q ~eaptoT's county" q our CHI
y I'VE United States Consul reloina mo ~,
Inc terms Of the Q1ssn's proclEmati9 not B,
II eslooss was forbidden to sutet IL his val
ihst she was there ~ \ prize, having
{ her original ergo CT Hkins ana WOOL sara
= Csntsin semnese could not hold prizes in Sim
2 ~. "who else could hold hem exesps IA
= wboss right to hold them wss anieesdent 70
!" that is. tie owaeTs q" That claim was z
ae travagAnt sud illogical, bat is has been san
ls toned by Her Mki sty government 4nTsp
y to : dispatch from Governor Wedehouss, an a
o. aver was Gent BY Her Msjesly's goVernnsE
re and he HoId Chelmsford ''eoald not hslp ioTa
ING that The instructions conveyed IN Il 2
ry the result Of Federal pressure" After "ratns
an menseing correspondence on The part OF 3
ve. United States Minister" the following iHStz'
Is tYops were asns to Governor Wodeeouse o1
mis- Az November from the Colonial cthea;
II, with regard to the vessel called tas1
81 looss. I am sdvsed that this vssset dldeaot I
;or the chArseserof a priBs csptniea>o y the q
:. hama merely because she was, At the nme ~
beipg brought within Bristsh waters, armed
' Two small ,riAsd euus,in charge OF an 81
"a and manned with : crew of ten men irom
Alabama, and used as 4 tender to inst %
led; nndar the authority Of Captain Semmess.
the would appszt that the Tuseaiooss Is = baE
of 500 tuus -sptured By tbs Aahsma on
coast Dake, or q 2lst OF June lssis
reLbs- and deliver himself a pfsonsf.-CslEm
bia Guardian, 27h