The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-01
fhs Ship csidm Rack. Of New FORK, and BARK
olir Isns, sf Boston, Destroyed.
TWO xsRE PsUlrEEw FOR TUE REBELS.
Two Yetty ofieers Discharged from
the Alabama.


NY ne MfigI ~ tts tsass isIi evening we have u
rspors- q NE esas,nuea a~ps~iaas q The pirate Ala
hama ETisn6id IN bi nrng % tina pot ard new
bark beloasi1g % ruspn have bcea aestroy.1.
me samisr wsi b. sss Zee Dag. sieug the A,s-
b.ua ana Flor.aa, While The soathsraer (ns~) OH BE-
ready IN . fox weeks
Tie ca Bias, ITssrs March Ia reports hsviss
been spoken February "a ssaaie 81 north. ioasi
tsde as ~sst. by she Alassma. whlah pst ca
Fronehnea tslsasisg the bark onve J.se. Capt Hal
lock. from Boriesak JsnaAry -, Cor Sew Yors, ~b,cA
had been barnss ~ the Aisbama ths 2si February
The Alabama had On rs dsy barned very Nrgs
ve-sc bound from California for cussnsiown. The -
BiAs sailed In company Win the Aiab.a~, and 10 NE
evening tho hight &C IRE.
The Iondon N~ss says-Fho Ia Plata, which arrived
Southampton March ie rcpats the Alabama eruis
ing % 81 Lucia, W. l., AMI u ~ss reported had csp
tarci two vessels commoisre wlkos. tbe ysassr.
bit. Icrt 81. Thomas March In psrsu, q tn Asbams
The same journal says--The Gibraltar (l~se ssmisrj
has been thoroughly repaired Blrkenhcsa. snd rs
ready Tor
The screw steamer soaihsraer attended Cor tho Con
federates. was launched the week a. stockton.
Tho gunboai built BIZ Miller SONS at IlvefIosi tbs
Consederates, Was also launched Ia me week.
The following reports reaiiye the operations u the
Alabama. taken from tho LopdJs SA,gPsss Gass< %
March 1e;-
Inc GIL haa, trOuNd, cd here, fcprtr NJ
been spoken February - latitude 81 ~ longitude ~ w.
by the Confederate sieamef Alab na which put bard
two Frenchmen belonging b the olive Jane (Amercsnl.
burned by tho Alabama the 2is The Alabama had -
the day burned very large vessel. from California
for Queenstown. Tie Gil Bias sailed IN company with the
ROTTERDAM, March 10, lss3l
The Jan Daniel, 2wecde which arrived hreawes.
shaven yesterday, reports that on the ed feersary
latitude 20 N. long tude as w. she ship ON Ore,
with eagle fgurehcad screw steamer, with three
masts schooner rugged and short funnel, showing ths
American flag, was lying not far run bcr Picked ~
vessel the Golden gle. Of New York. Ths Jan Dans
also saw flames from ship Ia another direction.
The ship Glendowsr, arrived at Dartmouth, EngiAsl,
reports
by boats crew from the Aabam Confederate s,eamss,
Semmes who put two men On board 10 be landed IN Eng
and--Georrc Harwood, boaswains mate, AID Jsmes
MFedzin, enginecrtheir time Of seryltrde having
PRED. and landed them at Dartmouth
The ship Golden Eagle Captain Swift destroyed by ths
Alabama, cleared from this port the sth Of May 1884,
for san Francisco and her homeward voyage soppet
at Havand's Island, sailing from thence on tho cth u
November 1882, for cargo OF guano, and haviag
pleted her loading started for oucensto~n ireland. m
orders. she beautiful ship OF i2s tsps register
and Of the following dimensions Length, la fect;
beam, 80 feet depth of hold - feel she had three
decks, and drew when loaded about 20 feet Of water
She was built in Mcdford, by Hayden Co.. IN iss2.
and was formerly owned by v. NJ Robman, OF New Bed
ford Mass. Tho vessel cargo worth firm 70
three hundred thousand dollars unsbe, 20
late hour, 10 ascertain the amount Of Insurance.
The bark olive Jane. Captain r. Calocg. &C sss
register, and built Cutter, Maine, M iso2
She owned in Boston, by Hodsmsn A Co. she sailed
from Bordeaux the 10th Of January 1853, bound W
New York, with fun cargo OF wines fruits, &c.