The Express.
London, England, 1862-02-04 00:00:00

DEPARTURE 0* THE NASHVILLE FROM

8017THLYPTON.

(MON OEM Ow/

IN, MONDAY EVZNINO.

The Confederate war steamer Nashville left
here this afternoon. She was taken out by Bowyer,
one of the chief Southampton pilots, who had a punt
Irked up to the steamer by which he could make his
escape when he reached the Channel. The vessel
steamed rapidly out towards Spithead, and must have
peeled close to the Tuscarora in Cowes Roads. Her Majesty's
frigate Shannon was also in Cowes Roads to prevent the
Teams following the Nashville through Spithead. The
Tasman will be allowed, however, to ran through the
West Channel, and pm into the Channel by the Needles in
order to cut off the Confederate steamer. It is expected
that the latter will run over towards the French mat, and
then try to escape to the westward. It is not at all impro-
bable that &swill escape byname al her speed and the dark-
nem of the night. The Tuscarora cannot follow the Nashville
across the Atlantic, ea she is short of coal. It is rumoured
that there la another Federal war steamer off Ushant on the
look out for the Nashville, should she escape the Tuscarora.

OW ILIOIIIIO TILLIGRAPH. )
SOUTHAMPTON, MONDAY Moat
The HitaMOCia has just arrived from New York. She
reports having met the Neairrille about two miles outside
the Needles at six p.m., so that, notwithatanding that the
appeared to be going in the direction of Spithend from
1 Benthamption, she most have gone out through the West

Channel.
The Tuscarora was atilt in Cowes Roads, with her
Majesty's ship Shannon watching her, to prevent her (so it is
believed) leaving for tweatplour hours after the Nashville
started from Southampton. If this is the ewe the Tuscarora
cannot leave before four p.m. to-morrow, when the Nash.
Till. will be completely out of her reach.

(1120111'S TILIGIAK.)

SOU'FBAXPTON, Fn. 3.

The Confederate Stake steamer Nashville, Capt. Pegram,
steamed out of the docks this afternoon about four o'clock,
and proceeded direct to sea by way of Spithead, seam.
partied by Capt. Patsy, in her Majesty's steamer Sprightly.
The Tuscarora put to an on Saturday, but returned to
Yarmouth Roads this morning fora further supply of coal.
Capt. Pegram, taking advantage of her return, at once noti-
fied to the Admiralty his intention to sail at three o'clock
to-day, by which he obtains 24 hours' start of his adversary.
The Tasearots, it is expected, will sail in pursuit of the
Nashville tomorrow afternoon.
The South Western Company's steamer Despatch, Capt.
Baal, has arrived hen. She mortal that the Federal
sloop of war Tusouvra, with her steam up, and her Ma.
jeety's frigate Shannon. also with her steam up, lying close
beside her, were at anchor in the West Channel.
Tbe Confederate steamer Nashville had steamed out of
the West Channel, passing the Tuscarora. She made the
passage of the Neollesond then stood away for sea with all
speed.

SUPPOSED AMERICAN PRIVATEER OPP CAPE
CLEAR.

001(1, IioNDLy.

A long paddle steamer, with two funnels anti
three masts, was seen steaming slowly three miles mat of
Cape Clear on Friday. She did not show any colours or
name. Our informant states there is little doubt she was
an American privateer from the peculiarity of her move-
ments.—Cork Herald.

WEATHER REPORT.—gius DLL:

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