The New York herald., 1863-06-29
Additional Details OF thc Caleb Cushing
Affair.

rr t#.. PoRylArp, June %, 1863
BY he poteness Of Collector Jewett tho reporter Of
tho press was furnished tho logbook Of the pirate
Tacony; also tho commencement Of journal, styled
Jourua OF tho Confederate States corvette Florida No.
2p commencing on the 9th OF May, saying at four NJ
the brig Clarence wae put ioto commission the Fori
do No. 2.
Tho follow ing is list Of the officers and crew
C0~snsaxder-second Lieutenant G. W. Reed
Enginecr--Second Assistant f. II. Brown.
Quartermaaer--J 2. Bilape.
0s.artsr GusaxeT--N. B. Pride
CapGsa-L W. Natthewson.
Crese--Joseph Mayes, Chas. Lawson. J. P. Murphy,
Robt Miller James Mcleod, Robertson, A. l. Draytcc,
Geo Thomas Alex. Stewart Michael German, Robs. Muir
ray G. w. Deyin, Hugh MGDaniels Fredk Wilten, James
Coffee, Dan'l Moore, John McNary.
AMKlrr.
Tho following receipt is in the Journal
Received from Confederate States steamer Florida
one howtzer complete, six rifles, thirteen revovers
ten pistols 4na-aat
The Journal gives no farther memorandums, only
courses and position
tude 80 2S weGt north by wess the 10th 10
latitude II 81 north, longitude 40 80 west 2o.h la
"a Is north longitude 81 80 wes juno g. In latitude
north longitude IS AZ west course not given since drst
ary & asfs ias s1 9s'
18TH latitude IS AZ norh longitude NJ west she then
latitude 80 90 longitude "a a., thence norlhward and
westward Till tho 10Th reaching latitude II 05, longitude
60 on 2st she was IN Ia, Gde 20 12 longitude 60
journal, although the beading s written up 10 the 23d
logbook Of The bark Taoony also in the hands Of
Collector Jcwott from which appeare vessel Capt
Monday left Port Royal for Philadelphia tie 7th Of
June at eight a. NJ. wednesday, 10TH latitude SO 81
north observation, longitude 10 40, dead reckoning cav
an English steamer, blockade runnor.
The Florida No gives latitude "a 2T long tude "a 2T
tl.r
oy opserva'on 'ne same day on mo i'n tne Jog con-
tnrss IN the same syie' out IN new nand aa brought
mp 9r 1ay Or Two rom minutes. Al 'our O'CLOCK saw
steamer e position giYsn g2grse,
30 before north June Is, Clock in the
avcnnc the LOO savetove too aast, ros,,,or rsor,v
dop,ico, ilb the F,or,ds No latitude az az ,on.rde
20 az -
An sr,,vsav.
1Sy;hs - ,..... son. ,,.,., ,,,0r. o,,.raaa
TO- The course WAS changed 70 southessV then north
northeast, then east; June i4-poston comedies with
ro"rsa anon, scSsas ,S ali prnSers sa s"t ish
Changed 10 east by north 7th stood TO
latitude 38 Al, longitude 65 10Th water nearly OUT and
m on Ssnn nS %
l7th latitude 20 os iongtads o. 70; aosh a. seven
O'Clock NJ, being the morning Of 2st boarded New
40 no '''p' VIM ''''s''' '"'N' - "N' '0"s"1N'
JrM 2s-Four r NJ burned four vessels, and sent al
sno pr sOneIS W ~ aor. sn'Os w, Noxs moIulne
s,ven
JUNE N-Fog cleared away at six p. NJ, and at eight
=. y. overnsu,ed ana burned topsam scnooner.
a. 70, Ns Yn,I ,n "T
charge Of her during the day at four p 2Stb bonded
and let her Co. with all the prisoners on board; q han
pass Even Sspaoa sns scnonsr @ sre Arcne,J
schooner nshed at two cvcr body being on Oosrd
burned the bark Tacopy and stood TO northwest This
oeng .ns mSsnng so o. sno ~ .se Ss sSos - n"on,
marx NoiEins dong snusual" The last course was
soutnwess oy wes. tne course aoIns tne nens navmg
oeen nor'ness'' I'LL 'no iacony VIZ ou'nea'
The captured officers admit that they obtained great in
formation from NS,asrn papers. which vS.. 'ssse,,
our coast ,Dr,, TO ,ro o, ,r, c.,v
Tho schooner Archer was brought to the wharf last
night. and in removing OWN % the arm. from oso. gun va.
woundng two men Edward A. Gould, Of the tagboat,
was the hip, necesstating amputation; but he
- ,,,s ,o,n,no ,,,o o,har ,,as .ho, to an. L.. 10
.ou 'u'e "'o'nDs @ ''As' "". oAo' !" 'u1 ''s' "
tween the knee ano thgh, ana sonerin severely.
;, ,r,oa ,,o, ,sa A,,n..,. .ra,, o,,,. ..,o,. -,
80 w" N--e D1''0 W
Friday nsb'' 'e'i 10 WIN some Oh tno cutters Grew
ns, ,h"v won, aboard ,no eu,er ss vs,,o,. Tho
1a. my 49, 80 ''"'''
mooullgh. excursion to the island Friday night,
h,ch rs,urncd n, oue or two e,o,k on s.,rdav uo,n
pg, somewhat nterfcred with the pirates plans.
HIGHLY INTERESTING STATEMENT OF THE PIRATE
IrrurrsANr pprp-rur rACoNy cupIsrrNrn ruv
rIo,rn, pxp, an .w,ou on . ,svsrvuv ,rc
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PORTLAND. MO- June q, 1858
haye been at Fort rrebls this afternoon saw tho pr.
ana oh,,i,sa nm aceaun, M tho, cru;sa from, a,
toncIs Anu 'o'''"'' =" so' '".' ''uso "o" ieu'
Iead, who oour'eousy answered al questions have
ooiiated he report with all important memoranda from
-, ,.,. nn,s,ook furnished ma nv tho comr,ona.n,
HE nrFRi2 9o.gg..oss4S - s. sN sS ~ " ~ e.A"An'
of The fort as foows@ Sss---<s- tssi - ssSRs.-s
ri.,.na,, ps.a vsnor,.a op hoard Tho o,aa in xa
icu,ena' wv ~, ec, ''1 ~ s.s.. 80 80" y. . n
pie AZ tne Vioto VI loc< ls ~ o s. @ n
shop.owar WIZ esns my. M ~, ss ~ y T ~ s~ ss
twenty uSn. f,~ ssse-~sS ~ gynE iJeacs .Y III
MQh,e tay WITH sleap ana every san set 70 tne opmast
studdtngtau, pakng fourteen hnoss "nu nai Vn tne
17h al daylight, saw bg slosp ci war eupposcd the
Brooklyn, which passcd within nall mile she showed
three lights and passed 70 inc nortnward On The lptb
burned lhc brig Gtelle kariy ep ne morning OF the
1d Iei Havana md steamed 10 the eastward burned the
brig windward. letting hcr crew 90 In small boat; on
Cardeuas light burned the Corrs Ann-she drfted into
cardenas harbor On tho 31st wss chased BY Union
qunboat had tho heels Of hcr February H. captured the
Clipper ship Jacob Boil showed The Yankee iag on hsline