The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-15

poUDes q corsupA. bus Il vouSd navS been a msAAlne
have os too sss ships x % ssvss hundrs1 nsa
Our s~n govsrnnsaa. thaa a rnaes - spaAs, -
Jointly and ssvey rsspsassss fsr sny future AAnass
~sIh 'Als Fse"l aosAssrrps nay ae-ess ews fes ~
having ssas suitable vesss here 70 COPS with her, tha
Of Frases Cor pesns.g her b. sai In md 70 leave
oas Of her ports unssr. The rsssi has. and that Il
spais fss hssiss as0rdsa Ar every fsosy Tor repair
ing and psrnitng her - sAp II The pot q Tsrro
Tho Spanish gSvennsns asntss ne laAssr chsrse but
eApsbls d the most positive prosf and v b
hoped that our govsnnsas viii ss.ng thai Of epAia
account for n Mr. Fesssss, our esesahr sgras Asrs,
h nov actively snsassd IN preparing The svsdssos Of
this fact and will b prepared soon 70 ay before the
government
From the fact Of eight guas having been shipped from
England, 10 altogether probable that another rebel
vessel 10 somewhere about The coast Thorn.
may be that they 10 b taken board the Sons
wall and transferred her sister ship which h row saA
b In VI The West India sianda thess vessels
roach your coast 10 be hoped the Navy Department
will wake up and send out some proper ships 70 take
them.
Three weeks ego the remains Of IN American ship,
burned n the waisrs edge noased ashore Aapaa
. town about twenty I'VE m lee from here. She was
Known 70 DO IN American ship by her construction and
hsrcaFgo, which IVES timber, and much Of which Wa
found floating, q well - BY ., America. hAs which
was picked mp near whsrs sAs came ashore No ho
been found yea who knows anything Of her. aud AFTER
some little hesitaton. the authorities have given her IN
tia. she was burned By The stonew before she came
Into lsrroL
Bnglish Aoeounts.
rHD INTENDING NAVAL nN0AaEUNY OF TEE
,rron ecn.spondsas q IL. London H.r.ldl
e.1aiss i. cea,!ss.s: steam nam ssons"s and q.
United tate: fgAss Nas.~ and screw corvette sasr.
port The two last named vessels are Al presen, In Co
runn. distant about eleven miles from hsv They have
The excitement here and n torunna u Immense The
sympathy OF hs spanards 10 entirely with 'hs confeds-
The ssonswan put into Corunna on the slss Of Febru
and sprung SAX an ssoa. 4. "a Of 1sesuary She
came 70 fsro for repairs in the government arsenal
came in being followed BY the Sacramento The following
day After they had been here for some ave days. the
where they remained at anchor With steam up unt
ps for about ''e sSo days. la
weather coming on they again entered Corun:
The sson.~:ii fro% this pas. which would have
taken place this morning busfor the strong wind that
stonewali has just informed that they 10 steam
out TO morrow morning, II weather permitsI Captain
days ago, and Immediately requested the permission Of
the Admiral TO allow him to leave the pors At any mo-
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twenty. isss long Asr .Imsme s" consists Of one
plated tarsI rgh, in the bows Of the ship She
has also another aruUr plated turrst aft In which
the only guns she carries She bull, on the twin screw
pnople engines about three hundred and horse
consists Of about si1een officers and eighty all
told. The greater Of them who belonged to
the crew an and after explaining the situa,ion Affairs
said that the confedeucy had no lsnser ports in
ahoru ANataa a 40 Aunar
they have made up their minds 10 conquer be con
quercd. All the yards and topmass have been lowered
night, singing patriotic songs All board are .angune
only 70 rs aheIis NON the large sun The sdcras rely
entirely success by running the down boarding
The Niagara 10 commanded by Commodore Craven.
She carries twelve tws hundred FOUNDER Parrot guns
:..aS: turn round Y less n.n h.f mile, Shsrea. the
me sacramento carries eleven two hundred pounds.
Parrot guns and hes . crew Of aboes three hundred
men tn. general opinion Of people here that the
stonswa ba! Lodge one Of her three hundred pound
shells Ia either OF the federas will sink thcm in I'VE
n = ar: two Spanish i.s:s:: waiting TO accompany
for .Ss" ca: &: saes ,G: aI :.
The Xdmrsl Of The station gnp.hu.. with the South
and when taking leave Of the captain Of the stonewal
fear ID. ram canno morrow but win write and
Mr. Bunam, correspondent, Of the Nxw YoRx HaAlD
has como from Paris 70 witness and repor, The night
i~nl write and give you particulars Of the same
British News from Richmona.
ANGLo-REsEL HOPES OF FUTURE TROUBLE II
The correspondent Of the London rsm~s, writing from
Richmond on the 4th q March, says:-l am daily mos,
convinced that Richmond fals and lee and 1,hnsor
i n n hi tha drnAs NJ