New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-29
No Ncws-Admirni Bnilcy's Performances
ARRAY Between United States Sailors
and secessiOnists-False Rumors From
~. Domingo-Festiviiies Of the Hn'
v8nese.


,ame evening but about half an hour too late to be
visited and was obliged anchor outside the guard
boat By her have returned many Of our Winter resi-
dents and visitors thus inaugurating the Autunna
GOOD Of passengers southwark. The United States
steamer Port Royal came in on Friday last from
Cardenas where she had been sent from Key West
on account the rumored appearance in waters OF
1he British pirate Alabama. Her Captain morris of
Cumberland fame) much disappointed 20 ind the
I1mOr untrue merely sesssn he the truth N, %
Union was preparing for with valuable cargo SO
telegram sent 10 the Port Royal at Cardenas but
i suspect there was foul play at the Government
telegraph Office and that the telegram was shown here
60 parties interested and even purposely detained ~
Che steamer Union left that afternoon The repairs &c
not having been completed, not even the palhtlhs
However am happy to say that Admiral Bailey was
advised Of her departure the next morning and there
no doubt but that she has this been captured and
this reminds me that considerable injustice has been
done Admiral Baley's squadron III your city papers
Che credit Of many Of Their prizes having neen gs.
other squadrons To rectify this send you Iist oi
the captures made by this feet and TO do full justice
1haye commenced my date some time baos
Dee a. Cruiser sailing vessel captured by the Huntsville
Dec a. Csrits sailing vessel CAPTURED by the Magnolia
Dec e, Kate, sailing vessel captured ~ the hoebuek
Dee % Good Luck calling vessel captured by the St Law
Dec 90 Flying Fish sailing vessel, captured by the Mag
Avenser and Julia sailing vessels captured by the
Jan sa Henry sailing vessel captured By the Ishouia
Feb l. Margaret sailing vessel capared BY the i''ho'
EsS Rehsrd,' sailing vessel captured by the ST. Law
Feb Alligator sailing vessel captured BY TIE TssOms'
Feb ls Hortense sailing vessel captured BY the SOer'e
Feb 20 sionews sailing vessel captured by the TAhoma
Feb g. Charm sailing vessel captured by the Gem Of the
FEB rs Annie sains vessel captured BY the For enIy
March Enterprise, sailing vessel captured BY the SAss
March 49, suprse sailing vessel captured BY the Hunts
March u.s. ReAmpsgO and Ida sailing vss's captured BY
March TO- Gypsy sailing vessel captured BY the Ethan
March IS Ranger sailing vessel CAPTURED BY the Fort Hen
nm g. Mnne sailing vessel captured by the u1n..'ie
April Maggie Fulton sailing vessel captured oy ue oen
April IA Ascension, sailing vessel captured by the Hunts
April 49, There's sailing vessel captured by the Hendrix
xpd j. Annie B. sailing vessel captured BY the Wssde'er
Aprl "a Clarits, Rapid, Gen Prin Bright and JAM Aos
hide sailing vessels captured ~ the lie s0'o-S goo" D'
p New Year sailing vessel captured BY hs s; e,
Msy Emma Amelia sailing vessel captured Dy 'he noe
Inez sailing vessel capured by the Gem Of Sea
Man Crazy Jane ealing vessel pued by the Tshoma
May 49, Sea Bird sailing vessel captured - ne De 900
May o. A J. Hodge sailing vessel captured by the HUBS
May 49, $50 bales Of cotton fiat boat, captured by the
Nay ls oliver s. Breeze sailing vessel captured BY The
Nsyi Cuba steamer by the De Soto destroyed to escape
MAJ y
Nay is Mi..i.sppian sailing vessel captured by the De
May Fashion ssing vessel captured by the Port koysL
JuIe with SO bales OF cotton captured BY The
June one a.,boa. with 80 bale. Of cotton captured by tho
June s. FLORIDA sailing vessel captured by the Stars and
Stripe , 1917. 49,. r.A.,..
June H. Mary sailing vessel captured ty the Thona
June 10. Harriet sailing vessel captured by the Tshom
June 49, Rebeeea sailing vessel captured BY ihe D IMAM
Jun. o. Kate sailing vessel captured by the Pursuit
June a. fabos and mossses captured BY the Ia
June rs FrOc sailing vessel captured by the Sycamore and
July 8 Emma. sailing captured by the For, Henry
July g. Lady sailing vessel captured BY the DE ooto and
July Ann sailing vessel and boat, captured by the Req,
July i, ROwbqss, captured by the Annie {. ,enders
July s William Bagey amer captured by the DE Soto
Ossibee and Kenebec. The Two last belong 70 the W.
aJuy IT, lie bs.s cotton captured BY the Hendrix Hudson
July % Clotds schooner captured by the ssssnore and
DesufegArd and Para and Oesndr The two last belong
July 20 il barrels ,urpene captured BY the De Soto.
esufeeard and Para and Oe4der The two last belong to
July Georgia sailing vosel captured by the Gem Of the
July 20 Anna Maria sailing vessel captured by the Fort
Jay 2 i bale. cotton, captured By the Port Royal
Aug Southern stars sailing vessel captured by the Fort
Aug T. Bucishot sailing vessel captured by the San ia
Aug Clara Louisa Southern Rights Shot, and Ann sailing
Aug 49, Alice Vivian steamer, captured BY the De Soto
Aug H. Rita steamer captured by the De Soto.
Aug 49, u bales cotton captured by the Fort Henry;
Aug a. Gen. Worth, sailing vessel captured by the Sun
Aug a. Richard sailing vessel captured by the Gem Of the
6eA
Sept y A,ss. 's,@,, erpIsd BY .s Dc $40 Ea
Sept H. FoI steamer captured by the San Jacnto and Ten
ne,see The last belong 10 the w. q. 3.
Oct Last 1ria sailing vessel captured by the Beauregard
Oct 6! bales cotton, captured By the James l. Davis
Oct. g. "A bales cotton, captured by the Port Royal
- Montgomery and Levia,han. steamers, captured by
80 steamer burned q. Bay Port also warehouses and
large quantity ready for enbaston blythe Tahom
This gives respectable list OF captures. and shows
that this squadron has not been Idle nave To record
an incident which took place here on Saturday OF foul
play, which ending fatally A boats crew
Of the steamer Port Royal went into grog shop
the wharf, where various Confederate we're cOngrc
gated by whom they Dsulted, but 10 which they
PaId no attention ThereupOn hall drunken Secesh
became 80 persistent Ia lis insults that sergeant Of
marines look up the glove allowed two blows ~ be
gwen MN, and then parted tie rest knocking down
hs ashaant as iast AZ be approached him. Finally Sc
ceeh was ueclaed b his friends 10 have been whipped
aud was carried off by some Of them The sergeant
then ccansed his lace and hands and was leaving the
place for his boat Wien, while crossing the threshold
ne was sIucs Oh the back Of his head by one
using brass knuckles tbere called mqnoplas) which
feIIed him. stunned instantly. While down another
Confederate kicked MN In the back and il was feared
that the spine had been injured Our active ViceCon
snlGeneraI informed Of the affair. and to.
gether with Capt. Morris and Dr. Birmingham of the
Port Royal and DIR. WHITEWATER of this city imIne
distsy repaired ~ the spot. II decided that The
had better be- left IN hospital here hs may be one
Of the blessings the Diarto Of this city said woud be
brought by the refugees from the Southern States
and cur Consul s determined 10 make point with the
Government here, for, ~ our Vesbos Of war; that