The New York herald., 1865-06-14
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Admiral GodOn's Special Squadron in
Search Of the Stenewall.
Tho Arrival and Grand Re
ccptiOn at Havana.
Astonishment OF the Spanish
Amcials and Citizens at the !.
Strength OF the Aonitors.
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any One Of Them Able to Destroy the
Stonewall in Han an Hour.
Brilliant Balls and Receptions Given in
Honor Of Our Officers.
Return Of the Fleet to Hamp-
ton Roads.
jhe Rebel Commander Maury Wants
Special Parole,
&C., &C., 10.
Brilliant Balls and Receptions Given in
Honor Of Our Officers.
Return Of the Fleet to Hamp-
ton Roads.
Our Naval Correspondence.

&c, &C., &o.
Our Naval Correspondencc.
HAvAxA, June q, 1906
oR0ANxlra A SPECIAL SQUADRON.
On the evening Of the 14th Of last May the United
Aates steamer Sjsquehanna Captain Alfred Taylor
landing with Acting Rear Admiral sylvanus W. Godon
beard, left New York for Fortress Monroe there to
want further orders from the department On Tuesday,
be 10th, orders ved detaching from the North
atlantic squadron tho formidable double uetcd Monitor
fonsdnock and the gruboats Monticello Chippewa and
mama Henry; and from the South Atlantic squadron
~ Monitor Canonicus and the gunboats wando and
fakae; lpd Organising The yhSs into special squad
b, under command Of Acting Rear Admiral 8. ".
'ssdon, with the frigate susquehsnna as flagship.
Tue hrst named nve, sailed from Hampton Roads on
shs norninsef Wednesday, tho 18th of May, reaching
AarfcstOn the goth and Port Royal the following
morning. Here the monitor Anonicus the Fahkee and
iAs 7ando were added The squadron, having coaled,
asi on the ornngof the 2ad in search Of the Franco
pan sh rehsI Olinde, better known az the stonc
wa The capture or destruction Of which the pri-
nasy and indeed, the sole object of the expedition
IA ana being the last place At which she was heard
fon, was Of course immediate place Of destination
~ rapidly a. practicable the Special moved southwark
NE monitors especially the Monadnock noby poughing
Ne brine and steamng nnely against the Gulf Stream.
10 Hopadnock is the best seagong clad anoa and
1cssds In speed the average Of wooden vessels Of
- screw pattern.
AN UNooURrsors srxANn-
On fhursday, the 26th, an attempt made speak
NE steamship Guiding STAR from New Orleans, but she
most industrously persisently uncoureously and
aviy avoided US, Notwithstanding the making Of Signals
NE Aring Of gum andhe additional manifestations of
lere 70 speak her. shown In the fact that the Chippewa
tarned about and followed her miles Such proce
euro on the part Of American vessel towards Anne
utean nanof-war, besides being dsgracerul in the
sme calculated 10 direct suspicion Of disloyaly
wards those guilty Of Il
The day following schooner was spoken, informing
- q the rumor that the stonewal still Havana
bas had surrendered TO the Spanish authorities This
hsm Of proved quite dash 70 our hopes and
psctasions for while reoced that her praca career
terminated by any means whatever, the prospect
vas That we had been cheated Of our legitimate pr1e.
OF HAVANA.
~ two p NJ Of Sunday, the 2sth, the Cuban coast
vns seen ktte 70 the westward Of Matansas and al
sunset the entire squadron lay in the ong In full view
s she city Of oranges and cigars. The picture from the
~ rich with grandeur The mountains In the back
gyoand were mellow and majestic in the lambent light
e he setting The Cabaho FL MORO and Ia Punta
representatives Of the homo government rowncd darky
md angnly upon ms; while every window Of the city
sskng seaward radiant with golden glory borrowed
hon tho departing god Of day, Is though to hail
coming No vessels being permitted TO enter or leave
ne harbor between sunset and SUNRISE the Especial"
mus needs d about OUTSIDE until the rising sun should
~ q enter
N FORT.
kasy On the morning Oh MONDAY he zStn, We passeu
sss under the walls Of old MORO, and moved up tho
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