The New York herald., 1865-05-02

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Exoelnoy the Governors permission for the necessary
repairs 70 this ship seems 70 me unnecessary; and
sSructions those employed 70 hurry up the work
this ship hope his Excellency the Governor will In
u the spirit Of abiding man and one impatient 70
Yesterday the commission Of ofcers appointed by his
Excelency the Governor for the examination Of this
sci board but was absent from the ship, not
having been informed BY tho Hon Commissioner Of
Trade and Customs Of the day set apart for that vst
have the honor to BE- STR respectfully, &c,
Lieutenant Commanding, g. Navy.
CoSyDxsAIn SrArss SrEAMR SHENANDOAH,
Feb. IL, 1865.
AR-I am in receipt Of your letter OF this date In
which you inform that you have been drec.ed by his
Excelincy the Governor q state that it has been
ported 70 the government that have refused 10 allow
the execution on board the Shenandoah OF warrant
issued upon sworn information, according law seg
ing that British subject is board this vessel, who
has entered the service Of the Confederate States In VIC
laon OF the British statute known the Foreign Enlist
ment act and that is consistent with the British
law TO accept any contrary relation Of facts whatever
respect be due TO the person from whom il proceeds
sufficient TO justify tho nonexecution Of such warrant -
am then appealed 70 ITO reconsider my determination" "
and the letter concludes by informing that 'pendng
further intimation from the permission granted 70
repair and take supplies 10 suspended
have inform his Excelency the Governor that the
execution OF the warrant not refused such
son as Che one therein specified board bat per
mission to 'search" this ship refused According
to all the laws Of nations the deck Of vessel Of war s
considered to represent the majesty Of the country whose
flag she ies and she is free r0m all executions except
for crimes actually committed shore, when demand
must be made for the delivery Of such person. and the
execution Of the warrant sy The police Of the
Superintendent Of Police All strangers have been sens
out Of tho ship, and two commissioned o1cOrs were
they have reported to that After making thorough
search, they can end no person board except those
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my government In British waters, have 10 inform bis
Exceency that there persons board this ship
except those whose names are on my shipping articles
and that has been enlisted In this port have
in any way violated the neutrality Of the port
rate States Of America hereby enter nv solemn protest
against any obstruction which may tho detention
Of this ship in this port. have the honor TO be, SIR
Lieutenant Commanding, G. g. Navy.
To the Hon. Jas. g. FRAscr. Commissioner Of Trade
and Customs, Melbourne
ADDRsss 10 CAPTAIN wADDnI.
The following address TO Captain Waddell, the COM
mander Of the Confederate steamer Shenandoah has
been prepared for presentation that officer before his
departure from Shores and copies lying for sg
nature at oil the principal hotels and other public places
To Captain WAppnI Commanding the Confederate States
war steamer Shenandoah
We, the undersigned inhabitants Of the city Of Mel
bourne, Victoria DESIRE British subect9 TO express
the regret feel at witnessing you have
met with whilst in the exercise Of your undoubed right
as beligerent to the hospitality and accommodation OF
this neutral port We have every reason to believe that
from the rst moment Of your arrival In this port you
have carefully absained from any act which could ia
any way compromise position province NJ neu
tra State furthermore that xdODted
means In power TO prevent any arrangement of her
Maestys proclamation with regard TO our Observance Of
perfect neutrality. We have read with feelings Of pain
and shame the absse heaped upon you by portion Of
our colonial press but can assure that It represents
the sentiments Of an insignificant fraction Of the COM
nunity. Whilst some Of us may differ 10 the abstract
merits and justice Of the in which you engaged
which the unequal struggle has been calamity main
tanned In leaving this port We wish You 70 take with you
this expression Of our belief in your un.0sd reputation
wishes for speedy and sccessful termination 70 the
painful duty IN which you are engaged.
The Moving Yesterday.
The beauties Of the annual Nay movement wws not
much enhanced yesterday BY the beautiful weather
Through the twelve hours Of daylight the ny was almost
constantly overcast, rain Daatsred down IN heavy
showers, and the sidewalks were spread waA wet and
muddinea The feelings Of people obliged 70 move may
b. easily imagined without the privilege Of remaining
in their old hsbtatsons, they found themselves
pssd 70 cast out .hsis saisars and vauables the
mercy Of the storm with ths prospect Of certain damage
the WHOLE and perhaps complete destruction 10 part
Tho spectacle in the Streets matter Of course
particularly hearrendins 70 persons NOT personally
interested in the havoc There were be feather
beds stretched on the topmon psnts Of load.
Of furniture, and receiving the full behent Of
Jupiter Pluvius attentions. After such . baptism
from the elements the saturated couches hardly
again be a. for for days. and perhaps
weeka Magnificent SOFAS divans and chairs were also
equally exposed to the destructive influence OF the RAIN
and sustained injuries from which they will
Costly pictures and spendidy gilt framed mir
were thrown the sidewalks in the midst Of the
dirt and mud while blankets spreads and sheets were
perfectly blackened. When II s remembered that this
10 only addition TO the absent Of smash
ing breaking scratching cracking and defacing the su
feng Of the unfortunate movers yesterday be family
surmised
The moving however In spite Of the nauspcous char
acter OF the day very general in every part of the
metropolis but moro especially In the uptown regions
Vehicles Of every description, laden with household
goods circulated through the streets north SOUTH east
wee and towards point OF the compass The omi
grafton Jersey and Long Island did be
large expected probably owing 10 the fact that
many OF those who secured places across the river
cecded In moving during the latter part Of April
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
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BEsJ.m--wADR--on Thursday April ~, at the
Church Of tho Holy Trinity Brooklyn by the Rev John
Il. Rogers, EDWARD BENJAMIN TO HAWAII daughter of
| Geo Wade, Esq, all Of Brooklyn
BEssoS-CRcoKsR Greenpoint, Brooklyn, on
Tuesday, April 26 BY tho Rev. William Reid, Captain