The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-05
&c., &C.. &a
The Coast f'irates.
ton OF vessels.
TIE PIRATE CT uCANAUGA.


fs,e York, Nor. Am ,ther rebel priyAtrcr-
no new s,.arn.r Chic.mm no, .sc.,.l fro,, Will
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A'ns'on on 'ne -''n Vi oe'"'i' ana ~ no" OF ,u'
ooast, capturing and burning A merican ships Tho
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soe ChieamaueA arrived nero this morning on
toard the bark Albion I.inon H. OF Usrpsgoll, Csp-
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A'" pio'e' US 'o'I'"''
l. CAPTAIN prinkwa'er and crew OF n" ship
Dhooting Star, bound frori this port 20 Panama
= burned October n, In latitude 30 deg. 10 min,
k'ueitudc 10 des rs min. Q. Captain Tspley and
! srsw OF The hask Mark L. Potter bound fron b,n-
gOr " Ship ls1nd-Sur'oi October u. In the same
lntitnde aud longitude Al the Shooting t'ur. $.
Saptsn Co;gins and crew, of the nafk hn,ina l.,
Hal, bound rom Csrdenas for New fork-burned
pctotsr u, sane lant'hie AMI longitude.
The Cap.s.n Of tho Shooting Star gives the fol-
The shin shooung Star ieft New ! ORR ior fanana
At uoon Ottooer 2th, and proceeded on her yuy-
oge with no unusual occurrence unni tho slhr
when, 81 80 A NJ. latitude 8s dog ~ min, l"n-
Gitudo 10 deg 70 MN, steamer hove IN sl9hf,
Ponne from tho southwsro, and making Tor
bark which bore bouth-'s'uthweSt rvm ut~ anu
Steering Nortn oy the wini. me strange s@'sme, n,
upon nearing tho bark holsted the reo. nag. htv
p A. NJ" we ds,overei tho BARK 70 b. on hrr. M
ehe proved 10 DO the tsrs Einnil L. iinI, captain
Seo. w CoRgins, IRON New ork' Al ~ o,ei,cH
Ne steamer stood iof The shn"tine star ~hieh hsai
nade All SAIL attempting 70 escape tue elut'hoA OF
she prs'ei but si'ef ohtS' m urco h".rs
PIE wss overhsuied sno orners' 10 sei,u
boat on board ue He1ner. announcer part
lhcn hcsvihg IN sght, sue inNe ~ 10, net' pIseuo
nv the us,a uceepuon ei Nm s'u 1s1,s ,sa
stripes unit W'nui suhSnos o' .he vma', nuen sn'
rebel fag was run up. After boardinS ms v,s' Z,
s.rnsxeu. ,.ap,ain D,bber from PortI.nd fcr Cuh~,
and having bonded her for $4,000. she re.urnci to
Sbe Shooting Star to finish her work % destrucuon'
when wasaccomplIs!lcd 81 $3.50 l.. n, by sotiIE
her ire. All hands were trsnsLnrrci T. Tho
st,t mcr and subsequently put on board thc Albion
Lincoln, together with the crews o. ulc hrk- Elm.
ua l.. Hall and Mary l.. Potter. Tho lss'- named
vessel Was captured and burned the day previous,
4 Sue was commanded by Captain laplcy, aud bound
from Bangor for Snip Island. Tne Lncoln WAS
.siered to Fortress Aonroe with the psrocd cap
Ivcs, numbering sixty person but Captain bo.
L.r, fuding New York the nearest port shsnei
.ils course for this place, and reernbed here .hs
u luruing.
Captain Drinkwaier describes this ne" prf's'ser
u screw steamer, painted peagreon iore-A 4-a''-
schooner rugged, masts shoit without topinasts'
and with two mo oso stacks. she carries su arms.
Ecnt of three Vuns-nne thrty-two pounder ahi
w o twenty -lours, and is mpnncd By crew OF ono
hundred and hity men Her o'lGers s.y Una, ,-S sSc
ran out OF Wilmington, N. e., on the night OF 2iu,
tugether with one other Arncd steauier. The dsci-
pllne on board tho Chicknmsugs is ssid 10 be oi
H.. low 81. order The prisoners taken rom the
ropt4rel vessels were AL required to ''Sh p4'o'e'
" "N''. ..Cn.yy-r, ~ s,r,vIIn ;,,,cr.v,raA)
Ar SRA, Lat. $40, LIN. %.
- =, ue ui'derh,shoa, u,cs h"f'uy ar a%l'e,
sa,. by First Lieut.. j wnkin son, conlnnnain,
L. :. steamer Ch.ckansuga, no, TO serve by land
81 water Or ese up arms ss an' u,o
ts,gnedy
Witness; E. CousrsHr JENKINS Cats, Clerk.'
suE coSMAspER or THE rarvA1Ern oncEAMAuGA
Lieu,enans John wilkinson, 9; ; n, command