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The Daily Dispatch: February 7, 1861., [Electronic resource], The National crisis. (search)
erywhere receives. You carry with you to Virginia, from the General Assembly of this State, "the assurances of their cordial respect and esteem."--In this, the Governor requests me to say he heartily concurs. And with equal pleasure does he unite with the General Assembly in the expression of its "high consideration" for you. With great respect, Your obedient servant, A. G. Magrath. To Hon. John Robertson, Commissioner from Virginia. The arrival of the storeship Supply at NewYork. The telegram announcing the arrival of the U. S. storeship Supply, Capt. Walke, at New York, with Lieut. Slemmer, was a mistake.--The Slemmer was Mrs. Lieutenant, and not the officer himself. The following is the list of passengers who went from the Warrington Navy-Yard on the Supply: Mrs. Lieut. Slemmer, U. S. A., servant and child; Mrs. J. H. Gilman, U. S. A., servant and child; John Irwin, Lieutenant U. S. A., lady and two children; Mrs. Samuel; Robert Dixon, U. S. N., lady and
The Daily Dispatch: February 7, 1861., [Electronic resource], Old Fraud Revived. (search)
aunches and stowed below. The prisoner aided, and afterwards steered at times. He was as actively engaged all the time as any member of the ship's company. There were no books kept. We were captured in 36 or 40 hours after we sailed. Did not know who was captain until the day of the capture. Have no knowledge of any change in the nationality of the vessel, except what I got from the captain and owner. Wm. Vanness, seaman, sworn.--was one of the crew of the Storm King. Shipped at N. York. She was an American vessel at that time. I know that, for I signed the vessel's articles. Bound to Point de Lanaha, where we delivered cargo. A few days afterwards the slaves were brought on board by Francisco and Labre. Prisoner aided in stowing the slaves below, and giving them their meals.--never saw him aboard till the slaves were put aboard. They came aboard at night, and he with them. by Defence.--did not read the articles before signing them, except what related to the vo