Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-05

OfOuh1L As pasSoI gers uf" ihSieS siiu oho
seanGp, wtnse ?usscls had eef1rTap.nred and
tc..~oyed by Onnfe.lsrasa pi's!rs. The mon
uo: 0 u.p! Potter, cf the ship Oasids John
Swinerton, mate Of the Charles Hill; NJ.
Web ,.sr, second tticer Of lhs Cha!les Hi;
SimpG. JarnYy, ina,e of the schooner h'ng-
ii ,he;; Jsl.o1 a. Severance: second mate
oF :Tc * L: Il. 81. pad Jo5t PG Pvrcivs, ses-
mar .; r." Nharies Hill.
NJ. j .ncy iurpishoH q stst,ment showing
sone Of the rocrn. piratlca! cIGioiiS % the
rehci st..rcra ElOrids and AlEhams, HIS
owe vessel w,s captured on March sihy The
Alahems. which took off thu crew and
burned thu set toorer. While prisoner on
the pirate NJ: J.nney lean I'd tho lxta Of the
following vessels:
.sluo Of Cargo.
Ship C;arlss Hill, burned by Ala
b,,G., : $4,000
Ship Npr. b1rrod by Aiabam. $4,000
S1io Louisa Elstch, bur;l.d ty Ala
hsnn $4,000
Bark Lsfsyo.,e, burned by Al.bsms 5000
Big Kate Upty burned by Alshs,us 0oo
Snip Oacils, burned by FicridA $4,000
Bark Llenrielts, burned b. Florida 5000
Schooner kngf.h.r, burned by Ala
h,ua 5000
Tho vsluc Of the yasTeia was abent as fol-
lGwn
u.,rlra nin $50 ,UG0
N.ts So 900
LcuiSs Hatch spluv
I.f.yelte 70 900
Kate Cory 49, 400
Ureids 2nooo
Homie Is
King fisher
Tho m.sL valuable cA;ga .as th't OF thc
Oneida She was :r"ighted with ita, and
loft Shsnshs on JsnuaIy 2oth. She Vas
nwrcl in New York. The Lafayette was
whAler With 10 barrels Of SPERM OIL on
board The Kate Cary was also " ha!cr,
with I55 hsr.ols Of oil, Of whioh Article tnn
King Ii 1he- h:s atsn 10 barrels The L"'iiss
Hsch waa fre'ghtsd with ivory ard coal
The .ccoan; Of the csp.u sns which IS Gsv-
| en- by I-. Jarnoy, ~ ~ f0ll0wa
M..ch 22 l.ntude Ia moth, longitude. ~
wu.t, rchnn-,.; kneii,her. U.pIain l.'hhe't
! OF Fair Haven, We '"p:ureG hy tic uhni"de-
| rate steamer A,Ab aims uEIch took OF The
crow, pr. ihom III irons and burned tho
! sGhrGner. Tie stcsInor Then stsstoh youth
oaas, nndcy sail with light Winds On the
25th captured shiLf UH,.iirs Rlll Pcrciysl and
| II IRA Adams, both OF BDston ami hHrl 81
| thor .hsn steeTod NGuihwoat.
! Ap,i! Al, capturnd ship Louisa ll.tch
G.. ant Of Rccklani, M.ino, from Oardiir, With
coal for Singapore: pnt priZa crew Oh board
and made for the island Of Ferdinand de No
ronha, whare We arrived on tho lOth, and
he suamur cnsed l,Dm The prjzo. Ua the
ljih, c.ptneed til. bark Lafayette, Of New
Bedford, Gaptsin Luw or, and brig ks.e Cory,
Of We'ivnrt, Captain Flandors; took them
both Of, .he island and turand tho bark aud
sncl,ored tho brig, and transferred 81! the
praoneTs to he-, After wards put them ali Oh
shore.
The ship I.oual IIstch and brig K.to Cory
wero burned on tho l7th; on the 2lst sixty
one CT the prisoners took passage in smAiI
! B:szilian schooner for Psrnambnco, where
they arrived on the 2Gth Of April. On the
| 2lst OF May french bark arrived 1T Per
namtuco with fifteen men, being part Of The
o,ew Of the ship Oneida, Captain Potter, from
Sa,nehsi for New Yo,k, with teas, and oftht
bark Uenrietts, Brown, from Baltimore tdr
Rio dc .Jsnoiro: both Of which vessels were
hn7ncd bv the Confederate stckmer Florida
fhjlc3e,pbta Ing.
= Eyerpuc, correspondent ci the New
FORK Post" has tha following under the
Caption CT "Prntps in tboir Cradles -
The ,islen,ion BY tha British Government
Of tho alleged Oonfi dcrse prvateer Alcxan.
DIN, (whOse name is very unwclcome COM
p,imc,A to the Princess Of Wstaa,) has drawn
considerable attention to that Vesse as she
les st Tnxeth dock, the last westward OF tho
many docks " hich fringe tho hcrsey At thif
p:sco. As vet, the Alexasd.is does not look
| very Formidable Sbo is not large, but IL
intended,for speed and, Though to oil appear
,nces wooden, in cssed 1cithin with iroD.-
The nasts n 0 raised, md tho deck is laid
But oers the work hss been stopped, and
instead OF noiay shipwrigh.e, only sod.tt
| custom house officer sits on Eoard and pre-
| vents the clriunB FROM intruGi6e; yc. many
co,ns to The dock TO see the AleE.ndiis lying
| gracefully IN tho wstor.
Tho workman lately onployej on t:e VOC
sci aro naturally indignant ct Tho urveIn
ment injurc csion, which, by interfering witt
the p, v;ress Of the ship has thrown twd
hundred men out OF work. They declare
tbs. the South only needs two or three such
strong. swift little st6amera to destroy tile
| wholn Federal navy. Yet th'Fe ss.ne men
would b, entirely on the other side u EN-
plnyod on Federal ycssei The TACT If t,a%
Liverpool ship-buildcrs and workns WI
very much like people ali over the "ofio-~
be on tie side Of him who pays them best.
At Laird'a celebrated dock st Birkenonad
two Confederate iron-tl.da arc ipp: oschinl
eouulvt,on, and s,n be readily secn from th'
) fsnr. .bo.is which GROSS the Merasy to Tran
mere. They are building under tho supe'in
tondencc Of Capt Ballcck. 49,.
TAo famous pirate Sumtsr-no~ the III
braltar-hss been lying for some lime PsA' q
Birkenhead, undergoing repsGs.
The Alnxandri., by the way, vas u7ta'"o'
tbrnueh thu Instance Ct Consul idlsy, hi
(urnishad Mr.. Adams with Necessary sVl
, dencs to make out sxorg case to the BIZ
ish Government.
. fF.o.a the Washington Chronicle of June lat
FOREIGN NEFS.
p.tss to tho Goth Of May have been II
ceivsd by The steamship Sidom
The news of tho destruction Of soul
t American vessels, oil Pernam5u co, by In
d piratics c,uFers, has reached England
). Mr.. L.ya,d STATED i'll Parliament thAs ,n
= Rritish censul in Mobile WAS promptly u: