New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-08
..re,s ~ march in witch fsh. The Norths ners are
v co"'s Tup ALApsMA LEAVES TABLE BAY.

90 course Invariably beaten.
THE ALABAMA LEAVES TABLE BAY.
IIovipc on Saturday completed he 10 cessarv repairs
49, hcTc ~ an ca,ly -Four on Spiday morning the
Nabamn weighed anchor and ~ ''Jclock took her de-
pariulc from Table ~ T., ON ons lag. On leaving
lad sac 90, ont If sirt wAon tle slgnalmen on tie
Lions Ramp made Gow'i q sail to TIE northwest
and subsequently, anoher coming from 'c sare dircc'
tion One proved to 5c the American bark kedron,
from Baltimore bound to THIS port with cargo OF flour
and tlc other tire Amoicau whaling schooner Charles
Colgate from New London bound t. Dcsolaiion. They
were however warned % ih"r darect by some boa' g
IN tlo .inc apd we've wide awake enough to hug the
slorc rrctty closely Tine Alabama passed within u
Few miles Of beth; and the sienalman had both ships
under his view nj ne s1mc Tine hut fog'bank be-
tween she steamer and The ships prevented tnIt Sem
mes I0m seeing them. and they therefore reached the
Whie entering Falso Bay. However liz pouncod npon
another American ship the Martha Vented rom
biynb bound to Falmouth and Immediately seized
her bit sho 0cain quickly liberated. on its being
clearly shown that nj the time ~ Ter capture she WIS
Within the protection Of Tie charm league nom shore
The Alabama arrived ia Simons Bay about eight hours
after md afer cGocrg few necessary repairs. ana
taking in supplies LETT AZ lin on Saturday, tic 18th inst
TIE TUSCALOOSA.
This IL another o. thc Confederate cruisers which has
lately raid visit g. Smons Bay where she received
some supplies and from whence she sailed Few dnys
a,o BON information which has been supplied us
M the officers al tie Alabama, We learn that tho vessel
which now passes under tie name az Tie Itscaoo.a
Was a Federal merchantmen, which wos captured
while on voyage from Baenes Ares 70 Ncw-ioTS
with cargo Of wool.
Ire Alabarna had previously captured the Talismen.
bound from Newlofk 10 China and with an armament
Of louI brass suns which transferred 20 Tic lLsea'
loosa Mr Lowe, tie third officer OF the Alabama
with crow. put on board. and the Confederate
fag h0stcd. Since then the lus'aoosa has beeh csus
inc in various directions: and off the coast here she
ra,turcl The Saltcc aad chased the snow squad lhe
T. Ser vessel owing 70 her superior san6 qC2Iii,s
made good her escape 1t may De msh,oneu tnnt tn,
r.It mod IN
mon The forward portion Of the dc Ii Is who appears to
he a i2O.poundeT B.skcay gun: IL y mounfed IN the
same mnnucr ~ those upon The AiaDanla and v men
seen iy yesscl attempting 10 escape has, no doubt. an
nv oot. iuf co ~ ls pcctOn Noud suiice 20 prove
now perfectly hrlcsg s. 'hls formidable looking piece
for i, is simply I1cdc Of uoud Gd painted over bean
ian black. The OF The Tusc loosa are fond Of
their Zig gun AID have cAIteAcd ~ AAe lighting J"e
1ns GEORGIA"
The Confederate steamer Georgia Is now In Simon's
Raw which Dc. she reached ou SLAety afternoon SAe
was built b, Messrs Denny s Co. ofGTecnoek. Hor
oiccr loined her of ushalt Island on tie m 4 Aps
On which day she finished getting her armament on
board aulca down tie English and ran up the tonicd
crate fak She thcn pat 20 sea GA April - sbe cap
rared ne chip r.oiaior Of New.iork hound 70
SAaughae with Goals. After hurnugihc Dictator she
u.,'ced e. ts Cape 90 Verde Islands 20 lad .rIIT,
orers As 81 20. into the entrance " tie barber ~
S. Vincent she discovered man'ofwar With NO
American co!oIs flying put about and went 70 th'
Lolt side Il tie Island. who're islc iai unit dark enu
then stood fof sca. Ga MAY l1 sie aI.nCd ~ Eahi1
where The Ainhsr1a yifg r. he tiue From Bella
she proceeded down tue south American coast.
4 Oh Cape fTio IN s..ab Of laat. rs capinfcd TIE
Gtorro GIisWod. which Ncssl had DIi!.h clffD y
board AID was therefore Banded. Tie 1aorrl. O. :
proceeded 10 the leland OF Trinidad. on Yer way cap
turing he hafs Good HOPE u Boston, bouni 20 afoa
Bay viit general cargo. Her captain bad died lo-'
dave before ard Nj, body being prc'ffsef IN salt ,nt
Maur, bad him brought board The GeorRn READ -
funeral sssic, W Am. and committed ls body 20 t'
drcp During TIE service thc bark ". sever hove %
! srfi and was chased BY The Georgia She vrs irli
ioson bound 20 The AMOR River VITA machinery ioi
the Russaa Government The prisoner from the Good
IIope were put 90 board. and shc wnf bonded On -,
s,f une ne Georgia arrived a, TIE Island n ffud a
ON he 2h u Jule Sic calipTtl TIE thlp ioasiniN
Noa. lorA loaded slth GOAL of saalsLse maze pI'
~ her aud took her into The islAId Ca Tie -rtA a
July The Georgia captured The Zip city q haii d
Bath frum Cal.no 90 Antwerp ile cargo being rcu
ira sAc bonded and tie prisoners & tie ton'iiu
lion were vu' hoard u beg. On 90 t,h q July il'
Goor~ia captured to siip Prince q Wafs. q Bob
ffom alpaIalso boaud 20 AntwcTp VIII FuAno. ID
cargo bglLF lcsigoI The sL.p Wns bonded. 49,
/ 1ic following lf "A let - the scoff.aa olccftt W
/ /. MAury Commander ,hnrrinn. ist Lieut. nant. ~
/ an 81 Lsutonant- Smith ~ Lieutenant ingratam
ith Lieutenant WnlksT psfsed MidsllV1lan. MoT, 90
; MGshipman. cufiis. Paymaaier WAccion. Doctor
Pearson. chef Engineer.