New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-27

Ire Arsg, left Port i;oy,.l aj 10 a. M, July 23d
and stopped of Charleston st p. H. for dispatches
FROM Gen. & more. About > Oiice from the army
ard abcr. 100 priv~i.s CANE al Gard, Going norh ior
couecr rs TO I'D up Tie drafted ros ments. At a.
d.. Oh ne 4irh d steamer was discovered standing
n. ". A. CHS 6. H., We commenced 10 PISS coroa
bales il corsi4e-.bl numbers, ana a. w overlaued
the sic mel it became ccilen, that they had leeu
thrown overheard from Len. BY this time we had
rqaed cons deIably on tie stranger, from whose
fa,nels denee volumes Of black smoke was posrinr
n 81 she altered her courac md stood due wet.
Havug by ibis lime become convinced that she was
T. blo,k,Ge-rrnner erdelyoriug 20 escape, CAP
ta;. Gaoe.a consulted with Cartoin Taylor, Of the
C.usn9.igeo, Gen. Leymo., and Col jackson Of The
N. II. Nos., and It was decided thu: We should
alter onl course and give chase. The chase soon
showed her uneasircss ty cu6eavoring TO Use her
sai,s and when that devise failed to aid her by run
nins due west. Bat the Arago goued steadily
upon Ter, and % 1880 = H., in L.. 337 81, long
&c, 10, u lc5eacc 10 hcll from tie ris9d 1n q
tie Ayago, ehc hors to.
Colonel Jackson and the purser, T. Grauiegean
OF the Araco, witt ten soldiers armed wth nuke 2,
BOARDED Ter in tcs. TIE OF cts aLc men q, t5e
prize seemed to take ID, matter quite cooliy thoug
b. sIbsc. Ieu. cOuyeI leo, "a WIKI them tneE iTelda-
ton greater than evident by their demeanCr.
When the c1n WIS fred from the Ars2o tie MAJ &,
the wheel deserted his post nud forward, where
the crew commenced 10 break open the lQgof.c1,ts.
Wne1 Colonel Jackson asked the Captain to muster
his men for transfer 20 the AraQ0 hc rerii-d that
thew would not pro,ally obey INN. lie says ia, 1t
was thought in bermuda that our cruisers mad deter
mined hot - take puL-S, Ot TO SINK thcm At ace,
snd let tie crew take care OF Themselves; Il Wa
with g0ud degree Of satlaieciiOn therefore, that
they sG" the p-elaratiols 70 remove them ana place
q Vri1e crew aboard.
The captain refused % answer any questions, said
thst he wa. sailing without papers, GAd uDlcr no
hsg. lie had thrown overheard COuyasses, charts,
rhrolome,cr, lantern and snips bell. The captain
was UisO Iuluicd. bill. II 5I1eT-On, the IllOt, an
Mr. uga-s, CHEF LpgiLeer 81 tie ArsgO, went
aboard aud examined her engines and fond them
in good condition. M. Mallory, first officer, and
Mr. henderson wit mis- crew were LETT aboard
the prle which wgg t.zea IN tow.
L, Cn eXelgiLdtlDl to Pr q proved TO be the
eteamtr Emma, 300 tuls uua, NJ, Capt. DAVID
Leslie Sae had run out Of bermuda about o. ION
OF tins month, aud into iiiaugtOa, y. g., without
nOlesia alton, with an assoc e. cargo. AZ Nilmmg-
ton snc tccz ~ cargo or t1rpeAune, Il'ch tar and
cotton. Ire cotton bed most Of II been thrown
Over IN the chase, with the hope thst would
stOp AID p.ek II up, aud also To Lighter the shin.
Hal j, nos been fJr the floating cotton wouil
never have chased her at oil. tbs fact seems 70
ch4ie Leslie considerably. lie was captain OF the
Coa.ab.a, captured Loot year, aud says he will not
try i, again.
There were two who Jroless 10 be passen.
gers. One Of them wQ recognized by passenger,
as Harris, once q Lieutenant III our arinv, aud
subsequently d SutleT al For; Gibson. He is d IA
tive Of Kentucky. The olhef gives ms name 40
Sanchez, Of Savannah, Geo The Litter j. gen.
feInaniy young nun, and evidently IS more die
tressed and snxious at hs position than any OF tile
rest. lie eilter has lad large pecnnIary interest
ia tue cargo OF tue prize, " hc as Dispatches winch
rer der s Cal ture important TO Us and dangerous u
him.
Tie crew. 81 ia number were allowed to bring
tLer clothing and private properly DbOsfd tLe
AraeO. They were mostly ScOtchne1, and fine
looking eel Of fellows. They felt u little sore, Of
course Ut being deprived oil their expected bounty
money bat were sgreeebs surprised at tie kindness
with which they wee tres.ed. one Of them had ii
hddle, another bagpipe, and all were disposed to
be Jolly.
Alter remaining aboard some tirle tho reserve Of
The officers aud u.en began 20 .let. They aluIt
that the copdIion Of things ia the South Is worse
than has been reported. The sp.rit OF Tho people
has been very much broken by tue t@ Of NIcksO arg
and Port Hudson. TLey anticipate he same late
to- CbarIeeton, and Wilmington l'seu IL ia oalIy
expectation Of attack. Confederate money is Low
exchanged freely for gold at the rate Oh ten Tor
pDe. sIOng opp0sitIOa 10 the blockad runner -
pprogiLg ap-tIe evident effects al 1t beng 10 htili
further oepreciate the currency, and " keep up Il
Cotton supply
The captain Of the Emma states that on the night
n the l7th ilst. two steamers beside the Emmaone
Of 300 epd one Of 900 tans, lie blockade, and
ihs. the blockade is violated at this port aluolt
ByeIy night.