The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-26

and my men TO 60 lark GIpsv which was about two
ss a u,o NJ anu boarded h.r then boEaea Inc
General Pike fortynve SAN s. re but on board
h cana, PIKE 10 proceed TO San Franci> o. ae queer
of the pirate informed II we ia nc. ha> AZ eleven
the steamer went alongside tie bark lsab ., as s
pundered her of water and provisions, anu r.s of
the sails roni the yards the steamer was as &C. 70
fThe captain must have had this part in his pocket as
it is very faint, have to leave part OF ou1-AiA
Mr. James smith, third officer took boat and went In
search Of ships inform he bas o. boe u informed OF the
English thief Had light, westeriy "inaS a 'A' A'''e'
down.
ROLL OF pARoLED PRISONERS.
The following full list of the oncers ana sailors ..
the captured vessels who arrived by The Gehera fe s'
CApTAIs opncERs AND CREW OF NImRoD, OF NEW
BrDFoRD. A.,
Captain Clark, Mr. w. Weaver Mr. saooocK ,,so M
Magi John w. Barnard Joseph Bennett, Peter Hugnas'
Rowland Jose, Calvin Choate John Day, John Williams
De Lacruse Pete Kanaka Charles Banscrov ack Charles
Antoine. The remainder of this crew. fourteen IN num-
ber either transferred to the bark Richmond or
were landed at Plover Bay by their own request.
BARK ISABELLA OF NEW BEDFORD.
Captain Hudson Winslow, Mr. Thomas Sanford, Mr.
John Reed Mr. Rooer, saus1ray John syo nnD
Thomas Warren John Bull, Joseph KING, Joseph Rode
rque, Manuel Joseph, John Fragger Manuel Frates,
Ross The remainder OF this crew, fifteen IN number,
either transferred the bark Richmond were
landed at Pover Bay, by their own request
BARK CATHERINE, OF NEW BEDFORD.
Captain VIM. H. Phillips MIR. II. s. comstock, Mr. A.
E. Newton Mr.. J. j. 0'ponneil, Mr. Robinson; Jim,
VIM moaad Bob BOB Green Jim Crow 99 9 Anursw
nineteen in number, were tronsferr TO the bark Rich
mond, at their own request
BARK Gypsy, OF NEW BEDFORD.
Captain Orlando G. Robinson, Mr.. John c. Allen Mr..
Charles A. Braey, Mr.. Thomas F. Pease Josa Antoine,
Edward Coffin, Alexander Macdonald, Joseph Jergo,
Ccorse T. Case John Augustus Pelican Kanaka, Alfred
G. Hussey, John A. Buddong John Dow, Fireman Diaz,
Manuel Antoine Jaan Canpoo, Jose Ramos Joe Benson,
syaa ser nosa Vanc
Bega Hosa Ribera Augustine Pay, John Mayhem, JACK
Kanaka, Manuel Pay, Fostina jesus The rema ndef OF
this crew. two in numbor, were either transferred TO
bark Richmond, landed at P!oyef Bay by their
own request.
BARK WIZ. G. NYE, OF SAN FRANCISCO.
Captain T. II. Cootey, Mr.. Brighman Mr.. +. Way,
Mr. Cooper Bob Kanaka Harray Kanala, Billy Kanaka,
Manuel Fernando, Ropcyarn kanaka, sam hanaka,
Joseph Worth John Canaan kansAa Cory1 sioley,
Grumbo Tie remainder OF this crew, eighteen IL mum
Der, either transferred to the bark Richmond 0.
were landed at Plover Bay at their own request.
SHIP GENERAL WILLIAMS, OF NEW LONDON.
Captain Benjamin, Dir. Asa Benjamin, Mi. Edward
Murray, Mr. Edwin Benjamin. Peter BabcoeE, samuel
Fayns Henry Perdae. Joseph soper John rerd Im
Antoine Joseph Lacus, Pedro Antoine, Joseph j. antoine
VIM Sherman Thomas Foay, james Nakesson, Kama
remainder of this crcw-clcvcn in number-weso either
transferred the bark Richmond, or were landed at
Plover Bay, by their own requet
BRIG SUSAN ABIGAIL, OF SAN FRANCISCO.
Captain f. S. RedGeld Mr. John Carroll, Mr. L. Heron
deer; Fred. Keeper, James Wilson, Frank Anderson,
John Williams Joseph silva, Raiy AraIn Anons Manuel,
George Johnson Daniel NJ Neal, James Fleming, John
Rmnns. The remainder of this crew-sx ia nlmoer-
10 rel The pirate Shenandoah.
The BURNED VESSELS, THEIR CARGoEs, ETC.
The following are the vari0 Quantities OF Oil that
hnnrd he
from and their tonnage
Bark Nmrod, 500 tons register and when last heard
from had $50 barrels cperm and $50 barrels whale oil
Bark Catherine 1874 tons register and Lad oUO
barrels whale oil on board .
Ship General Williams 4l9 tons register, aud had
30 barrels sperm and 740 barrels whae oil
Bark Isabella 3l5 TONS aud had ITO barrels sperm
on board.
sperm on board when she left Talcahuano, March g.
The ship William 9 Nye was an old vessel having
been bu in 1888 ut hattaposet was Soo TONS rogstel
| and owned in New Bedford.
| OTHER VESSELS DEsTRoYED-ADDITIoNAL PAR
TIcULARs.
We have also received additional particulars OF the
capture Of other vessels the names OF which had peer
| previously reported. These the ship Euphratos
Captain Hathaway, Of New BED. ord; ship VIM Tnonp
T IN" Captain fucker Of New bedford bark rcf
Swift, Captain Williams Of Now Bedford 400 barrels oil
| on board; ship Milo, OF New Bedford, afterwards
bonded; bark Pearl, Captain Thompso~, Of New Lon
dom bark Edward Carey, Captain Baker, OF San Fran
cisco; ship Young Hector Captain cnac, Oh HH% sca
The officers of these vessels all give accounts OF the cap
turo and burning of their resp Give vessels and predc
still further dcpredations. They say that the Shenan
doah will destroy at Toast FIFTY vessels during the season
NAMES OF VESSELS IN DANGER OF BEING CAPTURED
| By THE suGSANDoAn.
The following vessels reported by the CAPTAIN o
the ship MIo northeast OF Cape Thaddeus-Europa MI
ton coo bbs this season; Euphates, ral, 500 Eliz,
| BETH Swift 200; Camilla, clean; Bartholomew Gosnod
10 ALL clean eS sp and
| Gustaye clean; Victoria, CLEAN; Splcndd, 200 bos
Eliza Adams clean Consress Siea tof" aVp oIs
$50 bills Martha Thomas clean; hartha hacomoer, 10
bbls Ontario whales; Mercury whales; Cape h9rl
clean Clean L LcaIs So
| whales season; Merlin, whales, DO General VII
liaas, whale, do; Nue. whale; dT Esru, e. 90
bbls J. d. Thompson, go bbs NJ Walstcn, 20
bills Governor Iroup 100 bbls gratitude zoo o' ~
bbia Iadoea, leo Ibis John Rowland, 200 bbls &C
rnthian 800 and 326 sperm; George Rowland 100 DDS
Emma Jones clean yreh Perry, o ~ n Io's sonn
whales; Julian 3wbalcs; California 2whalcs; Hiiiinar
l whale; J. Murray, whale. Capt. Grey died.
DESCRIPTION OF THE PIRATE.
The Shenandoah Is full clipper ship rugged propeller
having hollow iron mas and wire Tisging sho carrie
all the proved methods Of renng fuflinS and setn
al each masthead She is about two hundred ard six,
feet long. Her huh is of IRON framo covered WIN MOO,
rather weak Jr fact they have 50 little confidence
| range OF shot She Is fast saler and last scaiQe
| and they calculate 10 effect more damage by sufpfis
than by cotton Her armament consists o. our sxtl
for FOUNDERS two rhed thirty-two FOUNDERS and tw
| twelve FOUNDERS Her commander Is named Waddcl
and he was formerly an officer Of the United s,at'
| Navy fer third officer Is nephew of General Lee
and another ofce, s named Mason, relative Of MasoI
the rebel repres. NATIVE n Europe He said that tn
would not burn whalers II the snip was within maIir
league of tho Russian coast Her crew Is composed
Kanakas, English IRISH, Scotch and D few American
numbering hundred and 1fty in all. On her stef
con still be seen part Of her old name, tho nea hinl
| the whole not being obliteralod by paint.