The New York herald., 1864-11-08
The ILoCKAnUc SQUADRoIS.
Capture Of the Blockade RunAsrp
Lady Stirling, Annie and
Lucy on Wilmington.
Description OF the Captured
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wAsHxoToH, Nov. !, 1854.
nsl already been announced that the Navy DepasS-
men, yesterday received dispatches from Rear Admiral
Porter commanding the North Atlantic bockadiBg squad
ron announcing the capture OF two more steamers or
wum,rglon while running the blockade, viz:-rhs Lucy
aAa The Annie The following particulars are now
stated-rhs Lucy captured on the I'd inst. BY shs
Santiago de Cuba. having cargo Of four hundred ana
fourteen bales and tons Of tobacco.
ehe built In Liverpool BY Jones Quggen Co. ID A
Iron or steel sdewheel steamer OF about I'VE hundre0
tons, and similar to the Bapshcs. captured some
time ago sud the naval service. The Annie
wac captured on the 8ls mt. by the Wilderness and
Niphon With cargo Of Ave hundred and eighteen bales
Of cotton, thirty tons Of tobacco and fifteen barrels oe
surpentne She was built by DAlgeon. Of London, =
double iron steamer Of about four hundred TONS
and Is Of The Same class the Don, now In the navak
service and e,gh, other which have besn
captured destroyed within year. ali built BY the
same party.
The following captures have reported by Admiral
FNragui,-
Oct. N Mexican schooner Louisa. four miles south
Of IS Louis Pass with assorted cargo Oot 10 three
masied schooner Emily while running out Of st. Louis
Pass with hundred anj thirty bass OF GOTTEN Both
captured by United States steamsr Mobile, Lieut. Grsud.
October IL, British schooner Louisa, With general
cargo, captured by the chocu-a Lieutenant w. Eeades
jr She belonged 10 NassaI and was ostensbly bound
from Havana 10 Matanoos rSi when discovered she
making for Arkansas Fass.
Admirs Farragut, under cate 0! October Is. says:-"n
my dispatches reporting the action OF Augusta, mem
toned tha. four Of the Of the Tecumscn swan ashore
and taken prisoners by tho robes. Ey Gag et
truce up tEs bay have Ascer,ainsi their names.
vz.-Gecrge c. Overlca (Dus probably james
G. Ousioa Is meantA }. Longberry, p. Nc0in-
MS and - Farrell. They were sent from Mobile On
the 2ls, August TO Americrs, Ga Admiral 6srbling,
cling Eas. GuH blockading squadron, communal
The Navy Department the particulars Of sxpe.
don from United States bark Restless, on blockade
duty Andrews Bay Fla resulted In the destruo
Of atty salt boilers for making from Eve hundred 70
thousars gons each and ninstynvs kesiIes sixty.
6vs hundred gallons each Three hundred bushels
Of san destroyed thlrtyons wagons i've hun
dred cords Of wood and hundred apd City budings
all being the property Of the "contedsrates"
Mr.. William H. Stincr's Dispatches.
FORTRESS MONROE. Nov. ). 1864.
rnB PIRATE TALLAHASSEE
wnose escape from W!lmsg,op advised You Of h =
previous despatch 10 be play ing havoc generally.
and not only destroys vessels ihe high seas but has
the temery venture close 70 harbors Day before
yesterday she made for the Delaware breakwatef
eapo the ssress N weather. Oar now Admiral, D. d
Porter V, however A!ch tor any and all ths Psbsa
piraes and his preparations for their apprehension anA
slapse wacn VIII chronicle 50 happy 90 event.
Of the Tallahassee sens out by the sommAudsr Tho
North Atlantic AocEading squadron, very large. Ad-
sells lD pursuit from Hampton Roads on learning has
tbu pirate was once more on the high seas Cne fallo.
saan si oi The siocsade w chased ana 6rsd into Dz
socr or dve Ssses but dnay escaped after an exciting
oApr-sD o. ANOTHER sLocxADs auxxER.
also iears from Rear Anirsi Porter that the iass
blockade runner Lady Stirling was captured the 18th
49, WuntnytOl.
Fort Jackson And Calypso The Lady Stirling sew YES.
With ,srT ., s,so sous.sd ~
bunded and sgbiy bales Of cotton valued nearly sx
n M so1 a. ons ne Ss
the hst trip made By the Lady Stirling out OF pors
She eludsd the vigilance Of the blockade 10 snterng me
vessel and cargo are now sAe st Beaufort, N. @.
sHs rSnEr STATES soSDoAr FONT JACKSON.
Captain b y sands commanding, arrives 10 Hamptsa
Roads this morning from the blockade or Wilmington
Captain sands brought Tho bovs The capture u
the Lady stirling Admiral Porter besides other nioy.
manss relative TO iepartnental affairs.
FoarRsss MoSsos. Nov .. IscA
oAYrcas srocxADs RrNxYa lUCY
The unned sta.es steamer santiago DO Cuba. Captain
Gssen. arrived nis morning trem ns blockade or wB-
mington. ". O., ana reported Admiral D. d Porter.
commanding the North AilalGc olocKadng squadron,
the capture of the Ango-feoe bc.xade Lucy
the I'd instant while running 50, Of the rebel Thh
vessel pu, Of iron anc,f ons hundred and ninety
IONS burnea She had 90 board four hundred and ocr.
board order 10 lighter her w!ts Wow 70 effect her
escape Besides the coi,ss the Lucy had on board
twenty ava ions Of tobacco and altogether this very
valuable prza The Lucy was - 81 Beaufort. n. o.,
taking IN coal, 10 enarSe pr.sa crew, which "
Der North
The new sys,en adopted BY Admya Porter 70 apprs-
hend blockade runners, mentioned by ns In previous
despatch. accomplishing tho beneaciA; results an
tcpated not only retecs srsa credit on this
gee and sfrceut officer pus s.ss secures abundance u
przs noney hts officers Anc the Cover umens, Ana ls
ay.aay neapod ine IN b! ths- EnSnsh synpa,hSsss,
NLvAi AArtras
The CnNe6 Staics eutseN gc.t iscxscn. CAPITALS b ',
Sands, willis running the 6osport Navy Yard 10Y soas
sS evening" run sg.cuEf ~ her plcs, and hn ssss
fast ss~s-a. -ss,sn have rone 70 40, sesf,
ana th. prospecl " Ee,t!as aef 81 ~ ESh wAui vGI
bright
morning from New YORK. and brought about twenty
ferred 10 Captain r. r. Lcwry, commanding The
school frgA,o sabine Ths morning CAPTAIN Lowry hold
very impressive religious service cs board o his ship, at
which mber Of distinguished persons, hdoD ae1 -
temen, present Tue boys NEARLY I've nundBoo =
numtsr dressed IN their holiday aSSot 90 9eop
sweet voices, IN chanting the several bymass aceD4
MED by the string band Of the gae. were truly eoeub
fui Among the disiin guished visitors on board vNe
Captain John clark, Of the Norfolk Rsgims Captain
Boots OF Boston, Mr. Carireht Superinsr dent Of the
Albemare and c,ea apeake Canal Miss Charlotte Thomp
son. the accomplished actress, and many others, oncere
OF the army and navy
The weather is delightful, It having cleared % Anely
liter the neavy blow
MISCELI.AN EDUS.