The New York herald., 1863-09-06
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august ~ 1858. J
Movements Of us Gurboni Connecticut EXCITING Chass
Coi,ssior uit, nc Quaker Cay-7Ae Conneci,cm
Cyclone, dc,
We loIt New York the mosniug Of August IN, wind
the southwark place OF that time being
unknown To us, did know until arrived or VIII
mington that ours 10 be q rowing couims-i N. On
the 18th We boarded and examined The English bark Aa
dromaehc. from fonala bound W Cork. with cargo of
mahogany On the l4lh spoke the United States supply
steamer Newbern Formerly tho United Statcs), from
New Inlet, Wilmington, bound 10 Newborn and In about
hour afterwards mado New Inlet ahead, aud In thirty
five minutes past Ave p. NJ, after exchanging signals
with the United States gunboa,s Tryphon and Ircquos.
TO anchor Of the famous nosts Of block
aders &c. Al seven +. NJ we again got under weGh and
stood to the south and east tho mornng OF the 10th
spoke the American brig San Antonio from Nov Orleans.
bound to Phi.adelphia, tho day she steamers ud
son. from New York, bound to New Orleans, and Now
Jersey OF Trenton also bouAd " tho southwark aud
fore and Aft schooner.
On tho 10th boarded aud examined the papers
or the Empire City, from Charleston bar for New
York, who informed Us that . strange ste amer,
burning black smoke, lying 20 on Cape Look
out Immediately proceeded tho direction indicated and
in half hour mado her out right ahead. Gave chase
the steamer Empire City in company with but al
+. NJ gavoup the chase, sho being then not than
four miles from tho Shore and distant fourteen miles
from At the time Of slowing up We were going
fifteen knots. Sne evidently blockade runner, brig
rig, and had two smoke stacks ON the nth spoke the
steamship Fulton, from Port Royal bound to New York.
and the steamship George Washington, from New York
bound 10 New Orleans. Same day spoke American
schooner Kate Stewart from Philadepha bound Port
Royal boarded the schooner Rainbow, from New York,
bound TO Beaufort, North Carolina and exchanged signals
with the UAcd States steamer Mount Vernon Al half
past nine r. NJ. during heavy squa the main lightning
conductor struck by lightning doing no damage,
however, 10 MS.
ON the 10Th spoke the American brig ! ". Sawyer,
from Now York, bound 10 Iort Royal, South Carolina
day spoke the brig j. W Spencer, from Philadei
pnia bound Port Royal with coal for the Tnited states
government Goth boarded the Frying Pan shoal light
ship for relative 70 blockade runners. On the 2lst
boarded tho star OF the South from Charleston bar,
bound New YORK. same day boarded schooner Mary
Cleveland from Beaufort, bound to Philadelphia On the
I'D b ardci steamer blackstone, from New York bound
TO Port Royal. AT noon came 20 anchor OF Wilmington
At r. ~ got under weigh IN obcdlence 20 orders and
gave chase 70 strange sail TO the northward. Az Go
made her 70 be the Quaker City from New York, ~
T. H. came ia collision with her carrying away our star
beard for ward boat portion the aud part ~
the whee house Immediately lowered boat aud
board the quaker CITY 10 ascertain the extent OF hcr
injuries lay by her all night and next morning (23d)
conveyed her into Reanfort ~ G., 10 repair hor
damages Parted company with her Oh the bar and pro-
ccodcd on cruise.
0n inc -Hh hl"bc wv 'h'.cu ."'rs h''Ahcf Su''",
from Boston bound 70 Port Royal. Same day boarded
the French gunooat TrameIi, from charestonb, bound
New ork. 2jth exchanged signals with the United
states guboat Arc. from New YORK bound 10 Iharle@
ton bar 26th boarded ihe,S X Spadinc. from Fortress
Monroe, bound 10 Ckarlssicn. 2Tth exchanged signals
with the United States steamship Fulton and Eitted
States transport Crca ssn BOARDED tic latter vessel
Al IL a. 81 exieri.Deasi sctsre gallo "a cyeonep, II
perfect hurricane for i've hours ullng at inter
vals the wind hanlDg t,1n one point 10 another Al
the commencement of the gallo made a strange sail stand
iBy in tor frying Pan Sb as: chas. 10 her, but,
ow IA a weather uFt sight on her.
10Th boarded United States steamer Home, bound
10 Charleston bar.