New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-15
cutases and pistols with orders bring back the Gap
tain Of the Adrstc and his papers Captain Moore &C


cordiagy went board. and was at informed BY
Taylor. the commander Of the pirate that he intended
to burn hs ship. Captain Moore naturally expressed
his hope that such thing would not he done. stated
that be was part owner and wholly uninsured and above
all that tie ship had In all over two hundred passengers
(emigrants) CD. and that such an act would 10 most
cruel and inhuman towards them. .f.-
ToylOr replied: II can't help thet Captain, I am
sorry for you but can't help it. That's r,cket ship
and precisely tho sort Of ship We want to burn In order
to bring this war tn an end by destroying your CON-
merce. That's an American vessel. and that's quite
enough TO determine its destruction" Although Cap
tain Moore had his bills Of lading thy not
lool ed a and he informed that be must return
board at and prepare his passengers for removal
Seeing thas eli further cxpOstuaon was uselesa the
captain returned and informed the passengers Of the
state VI affairs and tina, each passenger woud be PER-
mted to take as ruch of their baggage with them
they could carry In their hands
This inform alton was naturally received by the unsor
tunate passengers with the utmost conformation May
Of them leaving In the luggage The had With tlen tue
savings of lie tine aud much CT 1t Of such nature
that 1t WIS impossible rerove II In the short time
erowei tho women filing the air with their cries ena
p,ous en,reaties but oil 10 vain. Meantime the newly
cnptured pilvt boat James Funk had laid cbsse to and
captured the bark Saio,e Capt Ponno. irOu which 1t
took bocds for Is and dered her heaye 10 and
receive tie passengers Of tue Adria.c. who. By this
time had od the boats Of tie pirate and the Ad!atc,
having been induced iseye quickly ~ promises
that their iggugc should be sent after them. promise
i. need not be said that was Le,er meat " DO iu
filed. ..r
The c.rt In Yves then ordered Immediately to leave
the ship Which he refused TO do unless compelled the
mate remaining with hin whereuPpn the boatswein oi
the Talahasse, who Is said 20 be New'fors MAJ
called on his crew who with loaded psols forced the
captain and mote into the boat ppd having Get nro -
the Inflated vessel s,eerrd for tho Ta,abasse On ar
irving near tie pirote the captain aid nate were c
fused admission on board, and, being iut into one VI
the Adriacs boats rowed back 20 the burning ship To
secure come rroyisior. The flames were then coming
out nf the Laicles and the forecsste consequently they
we're only able TO two small bags Of bread winch
they took on bosrd the SeLote.
On reaching tie Sa,io,c. they found 200 people on
heard bsrque Of 100 ons deeply laden Win coal WIN
ont a.y accommodation for such crowd. who Lad 10
remain on deck. and with only barrel Of bread ana
three casks OF WATER The Salote then set sail Tor New
York While tho Tallahassee steamed of 10 the South
east Tie frat night passed by the passengers on
deck ,hout eny serious Discomfort save such as arose
rom tie excessive ciowdng ard sceriy supply VI
food In the morning Of Saturday. schooner was
hailed and u boa. sent TO beg cask OF water. whch
OIL tie situation being explained, was gladly hrnishea
About II 4. II. the u s. steam friga'e susquehana'
supposed 20 be in ace pursuit u tie pirate was DIS.
covered iytne Ike log the water. She hailed tho
saloe end inquired II abe bad the passct gers or crew
" more ihan burning ship on board On answer
le,u returned tho captain aud the plot Of plot SoaI
No "a which had also been captured, were requested
10 20 on board. On being told Of the course taEen oy
the Tallahassee the captain OF the Susquehana ue.'a4ea
h. intention Of making for Bernuda and gisin. the
pilot dispatches for Admiral Penlding, and Capsaid
Moore four bags Of biscuit for the saiote' steamed
away and ef tie bark to pursue her course for New
York.
Sandy Hoos was reached at last and the Suiote an.
cborcd of tie bar sbout pat Tie rain which snort
/, after enccd and welcome TO the country
GENERALLY TO the poor passengers board the Suote
moved but an aggiavatOn Of their uisciies. The ac
Recommendation of tie bark wac limited to one cabin cal
eulated 10 hold about six persons. and when thirty
woman had been crammed into II. there sii remained
about 100 Of the and passengers exposed 70 'ne
driving ,toru OF course all speedily wet 70 the
.,, and u ourh an effort was made 10 construct an
awning 10 keep OF the rain IL attended with little
benefit for the canvass not being properly Stretched
,o,ired the waer and ut last. precPtated by Its
me.h, On The heads of those beneath 1t, amid their
.hess Of terror at what they fncied were the waves
circling round them.
The men were at the pumps al night the se'. calm
a. I, WINS. constantly washing the decks; indeed had
tho least wind or rwe lSevaled oDe'haf the people
,baI [
dawued. and a tug coming iowr. the bark was taken
down ,be bay and anchored on Sunday morning about
half mile from tho Battery. II might have been sup
- ,,., when within hal Of New.Yoik the suffer
pys Of those on board would at once be brought 10 an
30, mt. uss not so. and 20 the disgrace of Castle
co,deo IL should be known that though captain hoo'e
made repeated application 10 Inc P'.s,"' - 80
- .,a,,u with perfect truth that oil the provisions
-. -. chat the people furnishing. that the
-. -. -d,ced 10 one bucket ful OF muddy settling
49,, ,n,a,ed ,ersons that the children were almost
:, ,h,,st and that he would himself Willingly pay
0.r.es Of steamer to hand the passengers. be
ally and ndiffercntly told by the subordinate In
o,,rro that 'rothug could be done Until tomorrow
it wa Sunday"
n ,,.asine contract TO lis inlrmanty was the con
,, NJ officers Ncsbit ard Sullivan. OF the barbor 20
lice who showed every possible attention 10 the isu'Sn
ing people and at considerable trouble and the expense
- ducsing TO one OF them procured oasS OF water
~, their use At last request from the Custom
house authorities the Revenue cutter came on 70 take
ali to Castle Garden. and this being known. was the
ssna for long aud joyous shout Every one was soon
on board leaving the luggage that had been saved unt
the next day. in the suiote
Captaips Moore and Psnno were unwearied In their
yug attentions and kindness to those committed
TO their charge, and many were the Acknowledgements