The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-01-09
From the Now York N-oc,J. DC. q


The Alabama, almost nautically omni-
present, appears again. after brief recess
from ocean plumber and devastation, in a
tsat which reEders the great navy of the
Frefutiic as luiicrously important as fleet
OF canoes IN Chinese waters. After in
9nging in a carnival Of robbery on the
high seas for monshs-in wh,eh she has
been at one time but DAVIS sail from our
own harbor-having burnt to the waters
edge noble but helpless crafts. rendering
their fires bat false beacon lights to entrap
other vessels. into the same fate-who
might be willing to s,tcor the distressed
she starts up again in the seas, within
a short distance of the British and Span
ish ports, which ara ever ready to shield
her in the hour of peril from the destruc
ton which she has inauourated. s2'i@l
Some months since there were serious
apprehensions expressed in this city aad
San Francisco that the treasure and pas
senger ships, which regularly proceed to
Aspinwafl might be attacked and captur-
ell BY rebel prvateers Sane Of these
vessels, carrying over one million of dol
,oro -, a,,a; ,,.o,,tl l,r, Loo, y ,,,or,
"'' !" sPeo'F' "o"Ft ~" = o' 90 . ''o'e
'e1"E1I"S an't az ",,4o'o 'liAo - ne : IN
,''"'' ~" VI LUZ * 20, v o>,'',''
and lonely route, their exemption up to a
F! few weeks since from capture, seemed
more worderful than accountable; but
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peol:e '".o lssSi,' .'nac''sis7 a a, 'he
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w. VIZ" ,.r c'e'' t'''''e"S ., so.i ""n p'e'
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~ ARIEL
came on saturday, within TWO hours o.
E IN several dispatches IRON >a'
. 'a"9'Scn' ." 'IiG same o"F' 10 we -ssSs'
. .,'ae" r .ss -! t.7 d. '.'". .: '"'
~ ,,. -, ~ ,,''i ,9I' y wa.
,roa 80 H. -, ;as, - ,i,a 9oo >,
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AMI raroas"J ~. Cant S w., ',s ar,n. -.
,rr,o,,, ort.ao,;la e. ~ oG,'on, ',,l
sengers2of The lnrrlsoned craf, on con>
o nno o. o. hof giving bonds IN the sum o.
:-oo;o00 Is ransom % o7 na''' S'A
', ,'''., "!'ef 'ne so0',eFn cohiener%c.E
should pe recognized ny the united STATES
ms starting Inieil'@ence was soon con
iirmeI 10y further dispatches, and snbse
qneh'iy oS lne affiTa! OF Inc Ailel at ms
p'nC a' - CLOCK on SUNDAY morning.
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TIC ol'ce'S VI lhe Aile' y our 'FPo' :
TIE ARIEL SAFES F0a .spIEwALL.
Abor.A r,oo.,, s;,oo tho Ar;al salad
s-o-, III, ,art f,r ss,;an.oil n;,,, 49,
no;I. o,a n.ssan,,ors Cbo b.d l,, =
.,,,,, s,,,n o,,o,,,7. ,f sr,a;o -, Io.-I
c1n nAo - t., III.
"'i' s>''' III, ra :. r., e. ~.
longing to w.. ~. 1"G ,ios.
on p""F' o29y o, nlH'-'' $3.50 -. :
- enc """",r'' .o'' ''''''y h'eo' 10 o.
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,I IL '"o ''! y VII o'' ''7 "''0' NOON q
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FIRST APPEARANCE OF THE ALABAMA.
q, TIN, ao,, ., ,o1 o,.,oo,- Ill, 49,
A,;ol vos ropnl:,,. Cono ,ror-o 49, oa-
torn 49, of r,,Io loroo ,,'.sar 49,,
obeorroJ :, no d;s,.rna H. ao,r'a
was vostyar1 and bor I;s.onaa fron, 10
Ariel ves Soma fo,r ,r;les cho .nroar
od to Ia o s,;lo. , Iaroa sI;, f,n s;oo,ol
and diJ not evrito at tbat ,noo.o,t No.
non . n,ssinr ro,ioa Zoo, o,,. ono -,
hoard Sla Soon sso,ooI ;, ,nr,, har
oo,rsa ord Loa~ to,arl ro Ali H.
,oarvsIrons snoad os,on;-lad tla aas
senoers esneriallv % sba bore NO traces
whatever OF BEN" steamer. Her smoke
stack was removed, ana was not d,.cernl
oie; ana nothing was seen but the tnii
sails and halt OF the vessel. Her speed
however, was soon accounted Tor. Her
smoke stack, suddenly put up "hen about
'hree miles from the ARIEL revealed her
character; and the officers were tGll OF
anxiety to KNOW what Der object could be