The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-22
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SAFETY OF ALL HANDs,
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The Wilmington blccksds 10 aow superintesdsa ~
Rear Admiral Lee In person. and sttsss frs our corss
poadsnts shsw 1hs good results We asnssnosA ssns
cline ego thAs QpIieA apnhsr q de tlcckaders wsss
found quietly lyiag % Bsasfo wbeu Ebay should have
been cFuisss Thss espass they were cosaing ues
Aescs sAsir lsrssessa e. ssg hss weksued chem -.
apA aew hoy Ass busy ersaklsg 4pths Ssocs1s
bssiness Admiral Lee and tbs snosrs - ths deee ase
ds,srmned tnat che pert Of Wmlnssea sAn - ssaise
up and from present Appearances 4 wi b seesn-
phhsd. We append DISPATCHES frcs sssss sur esrsw-
pondeass on that station.
Orr wnxmorox, yan. II, 1854.
On shs afternoon OF The "a inst AdmiraILss, In NJ
Fah kes chased the Bendgo ashore miles southwess
Fort CAswe Inst four Of necs spent mcss
Of the day raining shot and shell hcr although shs
hah burned the day previous ~ che Fshkss On
tbs 9th was decided 70 Tow her hull on the beach, ana
tho day spent 10 battling anl pumping sr OUT heav-
ing up her anchors and In plugging up shohocs fors
comparatively speaking. she unsjured and. a. -
iron vessel, her hull would b worth about
go 0oo
Al the 10th Inst. the Montgomery and iron 49,
attempted 70 tow her or Advantage was taken q
tho high tide While tugsisg ~ hsr ths eddy swept both
boats around bar which made out q right angles
thcm and is made BY tho current cutting into Folly
Inlet Tho Montgomery succeeded In getting on but The
Iron Age stuck FAST although the Daylight and Governor
Buckingham done their utmost 70 relieve hsr from her
psrilous situation. She IN tine. and after svery
effort proved unavaiag, abandoned About four O'Clock
the morning Of the nth inst after having becn est On
Are she blew up. Nothing could have excedeA tho mag
nincsnce Of tho Lsaping In midhsavsn for mo-
A. $3.50 Aan>
Of nery red Clouds Bursting Shells brands Of tho burn
ing wreck The air nIed with glowing embers. made up
picture seldom Witnessed and TO be forgotten
When daylight camo. not mile further south, hard
and fast ashore, discovered another blockade run
nor She probably chased the day previous By ths
other division nest An attempt made to gst
her off, and sent out; but tho rebels killed
OF the boats crew and wounded another Tho Emma
sent boat but recalled II. Admiral Lee then ordered
the Mnpesta 70 open Gro tbs rsbs add Tie blocxads
runner shs was sosed with saltpstre and cartridges
Tho vessel alluded 70 is probably ths Hero.-Ess
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WILMINGTON BLOCKADE. wEs1EsS RAR,l
h Jan. Is, 1854. !
Since my last blockade runner called tho Ranger has
been run on the shore and destroyed By eet The
vessel boarded before being set on rc Tho rsbsa
soldiers from the shore fired upon the ofcers and msn
boarding her. and tho result was, from the Mn
noPp0u00
the morning Of the nth.
On the afternoon Of The same day saa was On
Shore outside from the nee and The Aries wsut out I'M
der full steam, and stil another BLOCKADE runner,
steamer. was destroyed 10 the same way I do noa
know the particulars These two steamers wers whoas
doubt msed during the night BY nes having The light
ship for guide.
The Bsndgo mentioned in my last, being Iron
steamer only the inside injured and attempt was
sha toh onl hal IloN Tho yp0a Ira
Montgomery and the Daylight went in for The purpose
bat vita good result. The Montgomery sos aground.
aud for time thought she would b lost: but, her
engines being very powerful she backed oG without
sustaining the slightest injury.
The Age got ashore, and could not 10 got or
During the night her guns were thrown over and ths
The Concusson was fet BY vessels -four miles Distant
have not time 70 give particulars. 49,
1:6s
taken 70 get 70 the place where the Iron Are aground
Of each other near what Is called Iockwoods Folly:
Four wrecks are now seen close together near this place.
Cd 3, Ss ssd
gomery In September last.
The oesrs ana crew Of the Iron Age were all traps
ferred TO the other vessels OF the feet.
The two blockade runners destroyed we're inward
bound. rw. refr~
Admiral Lee has been here all through these actions
While the Montgomery nrins q the enemy ths
coast house ia the background was set % FIRE By
bursting she'll Two baggage wagons on the shore were
also upset. -
The following ID list OF the ofcers OF the Iron Ago.,
Lieutenant Commdader-Edward z. Stone
Acting Ensign and Esesutfvs 0TcU-Robest ". Round
Ac,imS Emions-E. T. Mantsr. Ulr,ck Fsldbsre, John
II. Putnam, William G. McDermott w
lc,ing Assis.am Poymasiev-N G. Freeman.
Acting Assisan Srvgccw-James Il. Barbour.
E,scissUs-Acting Second Assistant, Edward r. Me-
Ginns; Acting Third Assistants. -- Hamilton, David
Reed. James Curran, George Brown
sctiss Mcyers Not>s--Benj Atwood, John Mc6overn.
Crp,c,n's Ctrk-Charles NJ Collins.
Police Intelligence.
OyrErxc COUNTERFEIT NoSsv-Fiepry Stockman, driver
Of coal cart, vas arrested BY onCsr Moran, Of The
Fourth precinct, charged with Offering counterfeit %
bill on the Bank Of Albion Of this STATE james Hutchi-
son 1S3 Chatham Being told thai the
worthless Stockman offered Mr. Hutchinson counterfeit
$40 bil purportpg be genuine issue OF the New Eng
land Pacific rank. at North Providence, r. fns pris
taken before Justice Hogan and locked up for
trial. the $40 counterfeit has the appearance Of being
genuine and is well calculated TO deceive even good
Judges OF money
Margaret Baker boarding house keeper living fs1
second avenue arrested BY oRoer Alderman, Of the
Ninth precinct charged with onering counterfeit SO
bin the bank Of Ceauga, a. Painesve, Ohio as The
store Augusta Aaronsop, 10 Sixth Not being
able 10 Satisfactorily explain her possession q the bi
Justice Dodge committed the accused for trial.
ARsEr ron TBHowyo vIrrcL.-Dstectivs king arrest
Cd Fannie Raymond young woman living - NO Is Ease
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