New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-08

t,vvtIof cNNfFts n.'u'Nf 'N'i''7
'vg din atont go miles Of New. YORK, nnd,ng
o hed but four days coal on board Capt az raJ
Va o., tho island of Martinique. where nc hao "usro1
on ,oi hin 20 Rendezvous on the way we captured
and destroyed two very yanavic shps n.o oro ,o
Martinique The sth NoyemDcr, MET hut Gndinr
yed with enthusiasm by the inhapltihtsi pu' pniins
a, onr coalship had been there week OF loi NY -
a"d that the OBJECT Of her visit was wen khoMn mp.
Semmes sent her out 70 sea tgih, uIPo.n,int ~"
rJe1vons II was well that he dlh 90; ior s hau nor
80 como "a hours when the United states iIlgalc oah
Joeinto eiri,ed. Immediately che WIS sesi, al, onr
hands were called t. quarters I,auy iVa "S',o' INN
y. =, cnory would nut her threat into force of ran
M ;r,o MS wherever he would find us; but as usual 1t
,n i'h cut TO be their mode of gaining victory
Tho San Jacnto kept moving IN ana out 50 long tnat
~ n ~ The ISLAND boarded her and ordered her
ouhor 10 come anchor or proceed 70 sea ihiee lcs
cIear OF tho land which she o1eyed aDd I 10 DioeAau
~. ,tcno~, Cant Scmmcs determined 70 20 ont and
int ~ Inn, was advised against this by tho French
Ulcer who caue board OF us. VINO said sire was 700
oy AZ shc Arrcd twelve einch broadsioe guns and
two ilnch pivois with crew OF ~ men. ino oo '
ernor fnid that desired to my IN Goals We must get
rnder the guns of his fort and he would protect US
rrelnst AdmlG Wilkes aud his heet out as tnc baik
yth Goals was seat of the day before, We conciIIeu
80 hoe, "a 90 10 sea--so ri O'clock that night we got
rcadv for action and steamed out of harbor, without
any moderation from the enemy. VINO was keeping
| catch and ward a marine league OF.
We coaled AT tho Island Of Blanquc on The coast OF
Venezuela the new rendezvous appointed ana here we
found United States whaling schooner Dut ioIeDJc 10
cortnre hor because Of the claim II Ncne2ueA To TIE
barren little island--a claim es barren as me lslanh
for there was settled population on IT. ana o coirse
no vcstigc Of o government There were ohly Two %
three orcn's lus tie place; and we luf ashore
with the brand OF iniamy seaman hthen IuIc,I, ~
he'd deserted from the SUMTER aud was captured on
hoard ono Of our prizes he found guilty Of melting
! the crew 20 mntIny
Desiring 10 strike blow II the enemy the Alabama
after coainc ssed for the east end ~ CUBA IN we
track of the California stcamefs On or way We eAP
.nrl and DESTROYED bark non Boston for Aux Cnyes
"a ~ he III of November afer ying on Cape Nnisc
for several days captured the United states steame
| kriel-unior,Vretely outward instead oi boMe"Eu
bound She was brought to by shot which struck her
she lad On board 500 in United States Treasury
notes sld 9 90 IL silver and o. there wes no cef,M
cate or Other payers on board claiming as het'fu'
proparty Il ws taken posscssion 81 rs Pre- oil war
There were 80 marines Oh board With -i o.'e!r al
Of whom sere dlsarmed and paroIed as wAs ase ION
msnd,r sas,on. L. :. a., WHO was Oh board. rs 'ns
sln had some 90 passengers and crew. m'ni on Whon
wen womeu and aldseh. and as 1t wns alike Impossible
q, take her into neutral post ~ 20 receive tic psseL
release her under ransom bond 81 s2jao0, sag a.
We parted company tie rssiensers gave three ce'eIs
horr IA tIc Alahama hove 20 on TIE north side u
Jnmaica 20 repair some damage which had hnrtened
o. oue Of gues and then set su' for tAe Acc
Island Gulf # Noyico whore rclcd witt coal. and
cagls6d end repaired shlp Hoe c1me q onr men
J erected on the is1nl at ep,aph b. black. To tie
/ ,,,-,.,v T., Ahe T,r.oln VITO died Januarv le6i Of
nero fver Il IL head with card. on which was
wilton M sralsl nsruot tons 80 these slo visit TIE
n 20 forward, the board 70 the nearest United States
LOOKS OUT TOR ON. RANKS AND FIGHTS TIE
nATTEgAs.
On board The Ar!d 80 found some Nov. YORK paper
toiil.nrg accounts o., ~ intended expedition " ten
i.t.aa valet w. concluded Vas destined ioT lcIas
AID rc rr.funed would rendezvous O., Galveston ~
10 was ssla he expedition was 10 consist ~ ~ 20 leh'
We know i.ifs .eH IS % ,ns. Z n, ou,sAs ttc
l bar AID Ne dstsrpired upon making night h'iick
Il u..a forty my q ihym laden VIII to'it ANA =.
D., IN ffr many n hem ard escape before our N.sc
i. IL N. ~l.rs As . /.
turned ou, Nc found ths expedition - Gen Banks teoA
! anoiirr Dire d and landed At New Orleans
| Anc- cool ai Accas however. the Alabama yet
All . t,rl-rs.0n ard arrived there tho llth jlnu
Az anA before nlrl;fgl made oui the enemy Got
sinf % tie bar con stins q hte tip' 81 SaI Vhe
tsIf ffeauofs observe I'd Q" set under wcieA ana
cone ia our direction Capt Hcl.inss ofieied steam
g. b. got up bet kcft sell onI Fcse ., decol 10 en-
iicc ihe cnerys sAp sunoIeny far nun thc he'i 20
give battle We Nofc chip aud s'o-si away FROM The
tsr permitting he enemy - approach by slow degree
wearing ,hos; round ran W villain hail II wac now
dark aioef ocovs Tie enemy haaed. What ship
l. ihair We replied. IIer Majesty steamer r,tFe!"
rie reply vas, d" ~ s,rd boat on board We now
hailed In turn % know What Tie enemy was and nien
,se received the reply that she sns the United States
steamer lfEiieras &c again hailcd and informed hir
that s were the Confederate steamer Alabama aLi AZ
Tie same time Csri scilnrs directed The fret Lieutenant
TO open m On lin.
\ Tisffe ras promptly retained. ard brisk action
ersusd which lasted hoWcSer orly - minutes. rs NJ
80 end ~ 'la, time the enemy drcd an oNgun apd
thoWcd light add being Aailed D. know II b. sur
rendered lo I'D ?" dif hId Ha' IL 'iuAng condition
Me Immediately dispatched boAir g. he a.. 4siane' ald
lad jet time to rescue tie or"w ~h.n the sAig w'ui
down. The oassa4t.e. ~ero .Ls.t on both sico' az.
flausl To action fought ai stance Of 10 90 40
fari. or shot al tpi he hull. about a.. wafer
le and hence thc email number i kicd aud wounded
on he part u The enemy 4 The former and three
o. tn latter We hgG none Kidd and only one wounded
aiAourh rc Aia'sma received several shots holes.
doing DO material damage.
IAe Hait.ras mounted eight guns and had ere" OF
a. oflcsrs aud O- men 1le Alabama bad also eight
guns with a small captured piece a - FOUNDER too
gi' 90 De- ~ any scrslce) ara ere" OF 10 men rs
culss II officers. FOnr of the H4icrass guns were
g FOUNDERS tie same cnbrr our bFuadslde guns but
oui pivot guns were heavier than theirs ms ~as he
ort dl,pnf!t, between the two ships Tho L. : irlg
ate BROOKLYN and another steamer came out 90 pursuit
.uOl after DE action coumcrccd but Missed a. ~ tLr
darkness ~ tic night Tho Alabama Then proc ried
to hing.'or Jamaica who're tho prisoner we're landed
lon iAo 1Uih January. and We repaired damages all
,oalci. and On the 2ath proceeded asnin to scn.
DIFFICULTIES At RArIA.
We uched ~ The Island 4 ~. Domingo on the 2th
o. land two encmy'r crews W had chNuiei 'ai'u
n again day Tor tA. equator aud renamed iof some
, days ni the Island 4 Fernando de NoFouhh. FROM
thence put In TO Bahia where We landed more prs
ou.r~ The Government NJ this place demanded c,lia-
nations Of oar proceedings Fernando DE Noronhn
tie American Consul represented tlat We bad made
captures there Ia brazilian waters, but as We olcirli
showed that no vessel had been taken within pre-
scrbcd distance nom the island tAo authorities were
satisfied and were allowed 10 remain ten days. ~
Gtting Meanwhile the Castor. coal ship, os'ca4bly
bound Mr shnnglAc entered TIE poii nih Ne com
meIcsd coallne fiom her Tie American Consul urllu
protected and wrote to the President Of Bahia. sintnr
That tLe Castor Dad honrd guns and sailors ur lie
Confdrraics Tie President next day forwarded This
complaint 10 the English Consul at baia inviting lin
io accompany the tAsiom House oiccIs Oh to4id iac
Castor 20 see whether The complaint had any iounln
ton. The TngHh Consul returned De following soiyt
The i-uuncfron Il TIE American elsui T. dt'ia ~
found Tho facts be- he vu, forward quite nf,-
The oplon bee rkpirssss h entirely nutNe The - sish
Consul haa been ou board t" Castor has anrd 10 c
does cary tAll her consists only Of The men
upon the .ps b0os and ua ,ac only real fact 81 tuose
alleged l' delivery Of coa--u ppt.tdi "lch fih'aNr
aim Doe tm'ltn tonui e. prevent TIE Consul isfr dS
m L. nrr.rni nl'ln-rh By Tie prrllienl TN