New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-12
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, verify relieve IL a, the ps1on was presented and
fcd nod served for purposes 81 ooron only ana that
tue petitioner has case upon the merits ,.
Sir James WI de said that the C0ur. could h' 'b'rh
or a momoutr ny want of reasonable expedition On VIC
part Of the u titioner The Court WIS HHk'd 10 HuAu
some order with regard to particulars nut NY - :.
spondenI iaving already answered was ho' tt,IN." "
make 81 n an application. But shc na3 ilhht 70 IN
sst the pe.tionor proceeding. lie would there'o''
maxi .n order on the potitone. To SLOW cause on Wv
ncf motion day Tuesday the 4d) why DC s'Dt'u W
proceed e. Why the petition s.ouu ~, ".
TUE ALABAMA IN EASTERN WATtIs.
Pc rho arrival of the Cape mail We learn tila'
Two yc,S,. had arrived in Table Bay q. the end oi
December. with Icwt Of tie AmDaina' 'ait 80, 9.
he Beautiful star reported t'h' ~ p'SsinS t"e
that the Alabama had passed Anger a day or Nv"
before She had - men sch, aud did not roport any
|,aUtrrce Can't Sedgwiot OF tho Lalona. from SnRa-
,r tau,.tc. Ihlt he had heard Of The Alabama bong
! r t,o Ch,pa seas and on tie night If Nov g. on ;le
LAVA Heads saw a fine vessel of about 800 tuns WIN
n sail. SET irc, aud bari rugged steamer near
I M, which he supposed 10 be the Alabama.
,o ID r'''"'' '' ~ "a
I ION the night Of the 6th of November. about ~
miles W = W of Java Heads. was called about u
nc,ack nv The third officer TO ook a, ship on ire
jumped out and hurried on dcck. IL was rather any
flly .aft OF a. uirht, and No were under easy san.
re-, il, 'ni>rcutopealnisail aud nalhsIh s".eu' ~,
fieal dead almost seen bright glare. 1be -
iuia was close hauled, as 10 make "A ltue to whd
wand OF IT, and under The impression that SIZE was one
Of the cotton fhip< from china which l"d "cc,"
caught hre burned blue hRhs u ct h'f fi"" a.
81, tar.t was AZ hand
As We got near her wee could see her plaincra fine
double top,al yard bars, royals hauled ~ but n9l
slowed. anl TIC main yard backed IN Iici, properly
hove To- rs any other ship would be-, i0r boat 10 boaid
her. She fire fore aud an uiasts all STANDING
and seemingly soul aboard her, and 10 boats ~
sight /, was ore 81 She finest sights have seen ~
sea IL was rs / have said rather dirty NIGHT. ana
ihOush rs We were close 20 the unfortunate bars, u
light day all outside the halo oi her hft was
douoh dim and black. 49,
OJt Of tbi, dsrkress came long low craft which
. soon ound Co hc o. steamer. hut We could not as
tnguish her cooTs she passed close between us ana
th bark. We rlc,scd What the was 1t once more es-
p.ciiY heard IN singapore thai sbe ruN nfn az
she cape. and probably gong toWaiu The I Una
Seas Toe comments ot our crew were rether curious
greatly u favor ~ the S0gihcrncrs hut II WIS source
vi llmerinior the burning OF The bark hur Eic ct
cn canvas. enough 10 make jumpers ard tfo"sers Tor
al hands lOr some ycdrS 49,.
We ~ pocted "a visit from the Alabama but she I'D
not CON. Irur rs 20 We kent away our CUIrg. On
our arrival here tie lieutenant of the United Stlic,
steamer Moicnn came aboard, and got nn cNta't nogi
our !. aal to days after t1t Gle lci. b"ahl 't i
ward or cruise IL WI t1se m1ch 'h"'''i 'f"'
than sie is to catch the Alabama.
The i9owing j. m c1iIact l.um another private let
ter. We are bttio excited with Intelligence nom
Penang that The Confederate states steamer 4n. IA l'
crals.ny about there. She t"k t-o AM ''t IN mo
straits ol Sunda. and was pursued 10y the Nhhd'fbIt-
Waen Il. GIT came on the Alabama Was about t"cAH
miles 1hrad and uudor cover Of duan"ss sio u nap
p.l ie- funnel Pot out her FIRES Ggd SET sail
The bAp VS. tlcH pot about and ,.od Boz To oir'e'
ou of where they had last seen the bald,rmt ~
yhreai she wa. within mile II tie Vanderbilt. WHO
h're down aud Inquired II they hHh ',,n a lit'
ste,fner standing 10 The northv ar-. Capt Sef"s n
Piled. Yes tle was going ahead. nj '",d and nG,'
ha 100 miles away by this The Nahdeibt imu'1l-
a'ey put on all -tearn ard went Wild goose cl acc
while Scmmcs quietly shipped his funnel and horc
away n an opposite direction. IL MAS reported last
night that The AAiama Wat ouisido Of Amherst