The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-10-14

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The Alabama, CaPe mme4s Georgia
Cant N.u-v. .,,A 41Hnrelcna. r;-..x
Low, were all IN or the hAfoor o
Cane Town Cana of f3Hnfl Hone IN An
,,rt 80 -. a-;,,;,-s @ h.s,k I...:-.s. -
eus', anu "c,o 'sA -, wua.nesa
| among the 1Ankee eu Ping. Inc Capt
Town AgyMs, Of August 10th, says:
Drr;,.sha-ho,o nfa1Snrdov ,h. A,.t.-.
,ov nu;sti, At snchor Is sS1,le H.v sho 80.
~ rh;oh 49, n.Tss.s - ~. -. !,
o,,m M 1;sh .ha VoI.s. ~ 49,. 49,
side .hst vessel 1.,,,t..- 1s.~rs., has o,n e,ou
dnrirC Er,S.v r;~ht a. @s37{ea : ccn.tsO.o
hsn d,s,arca 1asrssJ 1. ~. ls..u vUns'uc.a ~ :
az tho dov o,tho,,ch TIE ~eefaer - -.
| a goodly humber ofvisifOrs Nsnf III - tS.
vesseI cra ~1-s ~sasraS ,.;sn ~. .. -
urhnnitv srh,ch ,,stsnr,,isSeS a. nc,'1.ss =
| the ofIicers nf tha ahin frvsrds ,he cro,rSs =
who fhron0a1 arns,rd her II, 1hnre.,av
| As arn,. 90 - noe E,a<-u That sha SIs,..,
| was I'm Saldanha h,v NJ trahnm tho IIritaJ
states ConsnI at Jsare Tnwn a1dres.aSs !.
letter TO tho Governor renncss;n~ ~ a. tho
vessel mipht he s.at once aeixed ana ssrt -
Enyiand from whcucc s.ss cianasssi,aa- s1s ss y
| capcd. . on the pronnd tfxf the R,isish lcS.
| crnmcnt. which had a teSSAE nf asni1v an !,
commerce with the limited Stafes had rot
"rec0onized tho nersons in rehnil;n,, a
| the limited States oa a Govern,nn,,t ~ III ;,
U;s Exca,iercv ra,,iixS that ha Iaa az. =,
strnctions or AUTHORITY IN se;ze or da,os,, tho .
vessel. and that the conrse taken nv Canta;n
| Semmcs was in his onin;on in coufnrm;tv =
with the instructions he had received rc,a.
five to sbjns. nf war ona nr;v,t.ers h.,o,n;,'.
I to the Goyrrnment of the limited States and
the States calling themselves the Confcder.
ate States visiting British ports
| Apainst the capture ff tho 9.a Bride NJ
Graham protested. ON tho pround that fI,e
capture was made within British waters. con
tending that neutral waters were limited 10
the fighting distance from land which. since
tie Invention of Armstron,, ,y,,na m1,at he
held to he six miles ia eian bsoouo.tIv
claimed her forfeiture On tho crom"d hat on
the day snccee,I;n~ bar osn,,,ra tha , ,.,;z0 Hn
crew on hoard NJ her h-,,,.slt ~. 'n;,i.;, =
miie and a half of 1.raan pa;r. I;r,,,ho,sa
which no ma'mta;neS ..,.as ,,;n'a.;s uu.
tra,;tv a. mich "a If ,h" ,,na - .u
Mace at that dstance .uG ga naI .ahen
both points the decision of tho Governor xaa
adverse tn h;s v;ewa NJ crato,.. o,aI oi,;.1
cd the delivery to him "a tho nsio;aI 10 oannt -,
the former owners Of the Conrad oc tEs Tns. -.
caloOsa- on the gronn that ha;M,, y nr;1o and
s.nOt haviny heen coniamnod I'y anr od,,.;
ralty court of any recn"nized Governmsat
she was debarraI from entar;r~ o,,,, pr;.;o'
port. and ouoht. theresnre ..ta covert - hn.
real owners's the monnn} sho r;o,a,aS "a th, ea
Queens proclamation. 0 '''"''" wv
His Eycellencv ren,;ea +b.t ho ,r,os M.
aware of anv nrov;s;c ~ ,n.a,;oaI m mI ''. nU.
nv which can+prod sh;ns 90 son,, a tha, 'a" a,'
tered nentral norts rarsr.od ~ 1hn;.' r.", .n
owncrs Ha hal;ava1 hat th. oIo;n,s -, e.''
tcndnT nart;es IN contrad ,,essn, o,,, "a JJn
Jaterm;nnd IN tho e. ;uo.s Eou,u pe
courts of the cantor,s comntrv and was - sat;s.
f,eS that tho nscoIoosa ,,s. a,'tt1aI
re~ardcd ~ as q vessel Of war I'D '"''''e" ~ NC
Against the decision IN Of I hi, Exce,lencv in
each case Mr. Grahan, Cnrm,,Iv s.nrota:+a ad,,
in the name Of his Govarnmant p''0'o"
Having completed on saturday the re,,;rs
intended 10 be effected here. at an early hnnr
on Sunday morning Cant. aemmes WEIGHED
anchor and at 6 O'clock the Alabama 1ool,
her first departure from Table bav.
On Saturday the Confederotc crniser Tus-
caloOsa- Lienf. Low, commander fnrmariv
the Conrad. Of PhiIadeInhjo c.ntured hv tha
into \ tender to his shin mt into Simon,s
hov for tho nurnos. of rntitt;nv Che oarr;ao
two Snns and ten men heGnre thc mssts@ 20
Aho,,f fourteen 6ar. ooo cSn fail IN U,;th tho
American sh;n Santee honnd from Ranaoom' e'"
to FalmonthI and cantnred her. hnt "a tha
vessel was laden with . CARGO he,onr;nr n1 .4o IN
british owners sbe was allowed to nrocecd
UlVInO a hOnd Nf xISN) (hM
A few DAYS after the hcTnscaloosa fc,, IN with
the American China clipnor shin snow
SaualI. ciyht hundred IONS. hnmeward
bound IT WAS blowing hard at the time
and the Tuscaloosa having fired af fhe snow
SoualI without bringing her fo. made chasc
but the latter. being The fastest sailer. es
caped.
On Sunday afternoon the Confederate
steamer Georgia. Canta;n Marry entered 81.
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to be an ordinarilybuilt Dat kef boat CO..
tainly not intended for a fighting craft. but
HAVING n gocd crew. and beine armed viii
two Whitworth rifled puns aff. one large
fiftysix gnn forward. and two thi,ty-twos IN
her auarier-deck. and being a I,st sailer is
well suited to capture merchant ships and
run from war vessels of superior Armament
but inferior speed
AS she got into the entrance of the harbor
of st. Vincent She discovered n man-of war
with the American colors flyinp. mt about
and weAt to the north side of the island,
where she lay until dark and then stood out
for sea.
The Georgia on her way captured the bark
Good Hope, of Boston, bound to Agulhas,
with a general cargo. Her captain had died
some days before, and his body being pre-
served in salt, Captain Maury had it brought
vice over it, and committed it to the deep.
during lhe ser service ice the ba,k a. :. ". , Sever
sbe ee was "a 1 from % Roston homnd 70 e the AMOR
river, with machinery for the Russian Gov.
ernment. The prisoners of the Good Hope
were put on board and she was bonded
On the 25th of June she captured the ship
Constitution, of New York, loaded with coal
for Shanghae, made prize of her, and took
her into the island.
On the 2Sth of July the Georgia captured