New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-15
Arrival Of the Schooner Carol with Cap
tured Crews. '"
REPORTS FROM OTHER VESSELS.
War Vessels Gent In Pursuit Of the
Pirate.

o,ms In on Friday afternoon, and reports that Con-
fadernre cruiser was seen the morning VI the ith
Inst. co miles 5. E. from Sandy HOOK. Die haa cap
turcd The plot boat james Funk.
On Saturday the schooner Corron of East 'iachias'
Maize one u tho vessels captured lS no Retf pnhts
Tallahassee tho day before uriTed IT this peri. her
enutain states that on the III inst. In niiindc ~ w
longitude ~ a. was boarded by the Confederate steam
er TiEdLasss> raiLer the plot b<at Ja"1' FaHS'
which wa. then under the command VI Couf dera'e
crew and ordered 10 beaye TO uutl boat cane rom
the steamer.
Uuon boaraar a. we were ordered 10 be In readiness
TO leave In tea miDutes The captain vas taaeu Oh
beard the privaeer whore he ssnod bonds for the re-
iease Of the schooner FOR elc.Uo.
We subsequently received beard CITY -four persons.
being the and passengers CT the brig A. hich'
ards II Boston from Gace Boy; bnrs lay State. OF
Bostoa from Alexandria. Tor New.YoTk; brig Carrie
EsteI,. If Boston. Ttnrlov. from Cutler. Me-; and
schooncT ktlin,ic Of and IRON Addison Tor New York
al Of which vessels had been burned. Alo, the pilot
boat james Punk No - Sixteen u the above. inslOd
ing The pilot aud Of tho James Funk won't ashore
a. Fire Island. Several others we're laIded ut Fort
| Hamilton.
The captain describes the rrvetecr as being abont
one thousaDd burden painted Hight Iced color no
/ 5ov spirit two smoke stacks and red hOttom.
Captnip Bavgbor-t Of the Bremen bark Jenny. from
Bromeu srivsa on Saturday evenin. reports tha, on
the 18Th int Gt noon. In latitude 20 % longitude ~ 20
saw two vesses burned TO the waters elge-one ahP
the other apparently large vessel. A pilot bat was
ring alongside Of them, stripping Ler aud picking
ap boa;ing articles.
Tie pilot boat Moses II. GIinnel No !. reports that
on tho bht II the lth inst ibey vessel burning
T., ,fs,.I 1f.tf III
| Clock Isinnd a schooner seen bottom up.
t. pilots Of the opinion that the Tallahassee Is
bound or Nantucket shoals for the purpose Of dJsIoy
Ing our fsbin, Acct.
Captain Taylor Of the schooner A. NJ Ice arrived q.
Providence on Saturday afternoon and reports fol-
,,vs: "Ou Fridsy morning Try vessel WIS chased and
nearly oyertaken nv tho potooat Jrnes Fuak. recently
captured by the Confrde cruiser Tallahassee. When
Al. miles westward Of Slinerock Point Long Island. the
pIotboat tackled sad stood FOR bark which hove In
sight"
CAPTAIN 81, CaIr Of TIE British bark Colonel James
Scott, that the Tallahassee has tender ~ her.
Ncva scotiaD BARI. partly loaded With coal
| Captain LANCE Of the Prussan ship Nord arrived ct
tlis port on Saturday. he reports that when a5out
twelve miles Z. & T. from tho lghtship. Jaw the United
States steamship Sasiuchanna cruising supposed Tor
tbs prufs Tallahassee. 18th inst at A NJ. of Block
Island spike sb!p Adratic Captain Moore. from Lon.
don with passengers hound " New.Iork She vas
being then boarded by the rebel steamer Tallahassee.
and wished to be reported at the time Tie pilot
boat No o. DANES Funh) aionT.ide u o., show
ing no coors and requested to hoist ours which as
done.
Tie pro,boa, Fannie No. II. reports that on Thurs
day saw a vessel Ere, IL was schooner and buried
10 the waters edge.
| The Pilot. boat Ezra Nye arrived here Saturday
night and reports that she the pilo,boa James
Funk No. % leave slip fire. and after saw
steamer come up and tako tie plot-boat In tow. The
Nye subsequently, returned the burning ship which
proved to be the Adrislc. Captain Moore. from Lon
don for New York II Is supposed that thc passengers.
were transferred a couple Of foreign barks bound
West This tho 18th instant. at noon. % miles
n. L. from Montauk.
Capt. Bardua, of Hamburg Bark Elbe, reports,
On the 2th inst. OF Moutauk saw thrcc burning yes
sels at tue time the Priya,eer Tallahassee came
close aboard. with the Union ensign flying aher pass
ing she hoistcd the Confederate flag We saw a man
Jump overheard from her. but he picked up by one
VI her own boats and taken on board again. On the
sane day we cav the Schooner Sirenc and PHO, boat
burned; their name and number were unknown.
Capt Swartz Of the Hamburg Bark Cherbon.
rcpoIts-l9th inst Lat. s02j Lon. 1874. saw . large
ship on Gre.
| PURSUIT OF THE TALLAHASSEE
Admiral Padding hes despatched several war vessels
In pursuit Of tie pirate. The susquehana was sent to
sea Saturday morning. followed BY the Eolas. IL !"
conjootrrcd that the Junat, despatched from
IIamptch Roads on Saturday. The gunooat Meir'nae'
Captain Dudd six guns. len the lower quarantine On
SATURDAY. hopnd ON snothsr mission but she VII Keep
u sharp lookout for tic pirate.
Sectnry Wees has issued orders for the despatch OF
vessels from ow.York. Hampton Roads. and Portland
10 pursuit Of tho pirate.
Major Ceneral Peck has asked the War Department
Tor authority to give transportation homo 70 tue Crows
Of the vesseis captured by the Tainhssse ihey nun
Der about ty persons. and are In des''u'e oonaon
Tho epparrpt discrepancy In relation TO the move
ments OF the pirates reaut probably non tue met A.
some captains have reported civil and otaoss
time.
sTArEMEy1s OF rHR CAPTAIN AND FIRST NATE
| OF THE ADRIATiC.
Tho Adratio Vas fine packet ship Of 100 TONS INC
principal owners being Mcssrs. j. K Morgan SONS
u 10 south street. New York one third however 'n'
weasel was owned by tho captain Caption Moore the
first mate being l. r. johnson. The Adriatio 'e" Lon
don ON the 9th of July. with full cargo. carrying on
board aso l63 about third Irish aad tue
rcn, OF vsrlous uatiooaies All went well and the ship
had favorable VOYAGE until on nearing port on Friday
morning about a. M tho Tallahassee ran across her
bow. hailed the Adriac and ordered the captain to
heave TO- In obcyns which order tho pirates mainma'
was carried away.
Tho Tallahassee immediately sent boat full Of men,
most ragged rusamuaia set armed 70 the teeth will