v - u v f . ; n }r t% j y» r/ THE NEW YORK HERALD. WHOLE NO. 10,193. NEW YORK, SUNDAY, AUGUST 14, 1864. PRICE FIVE CENTS.
Macbias July 2®, arrived it (kin port yeeterdaf, aad ro- MOBILE por ta that oo toe 1 1 th loat latitude 40 llode ft 3f , , 19, loog wa« boarded by ibe rebel ateamar Tallatuunee, or rather tbe pilot boat James Funk, wblcb wae then under th« FARRAGUT'S oommand of a rebel and ordered to bear* loo \ OPERATIONS. crew, (Port Gaines Oeeuplci By Oar a boat eame fi ona the iteamar, whloh wae so Upoo boar4lng us we were ordered to be la NtiMM to Forces. to. re ta tea mlautea. Tbe captain waa tacen on beard Present Position of His Fleet Inside Mobile With the Defences of the the pirate, where oe signed bonds for tbe reloaoo of tba Bar, City. ecb-oner for Sio.ooo. we subsequently received oa board lor'yiour peraoaa, being tbe crewa and paaeeagerw kteira! Bseksnss ail titer Kelil of tbe brig a. Riclurda, of Uoetoo, rroai Glaca Bay; bark Day State, «r l'oston, from Alexandria tor PriMsera 8eii Is Psataeslac . No* York; brig Carile Epilot boat rhe Water and Land Defences MAO TO ftMSACOUi James Funk. No. 22 Sluteen < r the ub ¦« e, Including the pilot* and craw of tba Jtraea Funk, weot ashore at Ftro 1*1.ad, several otbera were lauded at fort Hamilton tbia of the Upper Bay. , morning, and came up to tbls oily in tbe ateamtug Steoi.eu & Babcoclf, Captain Barrett, all o whom ware paroled. Importance sf Farragut's ibe captain of tbe acbooner Carroll arrived at tbls port [The mo yetterday, bonded by tho pirate Tit ian >iaoa, aud da Opsrationa Thus Far. scribea ibe pirate as about one thousand tona burthen, pointed a light lead color, no two amoka Jutrr bowsprit, stacks, meaball the other, red bottom, Tbe rebel oiTiaer ro- poitvd having run tbe blockade at Wilmington, N C., sf ths W«rkt irtund tfes acme ten days previous, aod bad burned soniev»niT., with iba ladarai wnuodtd, ML b»»e cruiser Tallahassee. W en six miles westward of chine- baao mbiw Peaaaoola. Buchanan's wauod la doing "Son. sc. rock wail. W.lwrens w.g lolnt, Long Islatd, tbe pilotboat tasked and stood | for a bark whioh bove It) Foil .till bolda sight." Morgan out. Captain fit. Clair, of tbe Hriti h bark Colooei Jainea Pert O"loaa baa been occupied cor by foroee. reports tbat tba Tailahaseea lias aa a tender to ber All i be vessels Ivat 1 Scott, rumour Uaet ara ooa Monitor ai a Nova .-cotiuu Iwo-ibn ds loaded with al. im RuoooaL k OOORiVA bark, c. The Prussia ti ablp Nord, Captain Ijtngo, from H Iba rebal Iron dad la at a wharf In OAW£Oi tmburg, Morgan lying wh cb antved at ibis tort rei>orts that when Mobile. . yesterdiy, _____ about twelve miles S. S. 1-. from toe Lightship, a.iw tba United States s o>mahlp Su*qu»b inna cruising, supposed far tbe IPtom tbe Kkclimood pirate Tallahassee. lJth mat., at eigbt A. If., oif Sentiuel, Muy 11. J Block Island We bare no 5S{enr?ee tkeaevercat penalty haowo to military law. VitABUTA CITY be reported at tbe same time. Toe pilot boat No. 22 VVlouei i.hariee U Andaman waa born la south Caro¬ Funk), came alongside of us, no bat waa a (.lames showing co'.ots, lina, appntoied cadet at Weal Point and ua to uoist which Texas in MO, remained two yeara, aud requssted ours. waa done. (ailed to graduate la IS56 be waa appointed gCUEFWCAJi1 Tbe pilot bout Fannie. No. 17 reports that on Thurs¬ eecond l:»meti mi in tbe Fourth United Mates day, 1 1 Lb inat. , at ten P. M . au w u vessel on there .rtniory. In tbe of ibis war lire, beginning be was In being but little wind at >b^ until three Mobile, and waa there elected < olouol of tbe Twenty Arat WlffwiLUAJQWaRO very time, abput Alobama In compliment to bta regiment he bad him- ouirmtTA A M., wben tbey ascertained it to be a schooner buraei aeir registered from Al.bima. His mower and aiatera PON1 to tbe watar's edge. are a« io to be now la M bile. Re was popular, wear* fOWLmvr* fcf< rnted, withsM comrades Tbe pilot boat Ezra Nye arrived bare last night, and reports:.On tba 12tba Inat., at noon, Montana bearing BtllroM Arc ideat north northeast twenty Q»a miir , siw tba pilot boat Mobilb, Aueoat 0, ISM. , > ... James Funk, No. 22, leaving a ship on Ore, and aooa aflor , Bitot leldler tr&la ran into a lud slide, between ruiard hd«i Montgomery and kmed twelve aod wounded JfiHucr#wv) saw a suspicious looking steamer come np and take the th8 Hret Mississippi bat UUton m ariiifort. pilot b< nt n tow. Tbe Nye then stood to the northward two wmte meu and LS-wrught out negro ware arretted to ;.void them, but subsequently icturned to tbe cut. a* wiret. IScme ederal vesaela are cr asioe burning [or ship, wbicb proved to be tbe Adriatic. Captain Moure . i'X arswJuy Irom London for New York. Took fre>m bcr a quaitlty «f riggtag, A-c. Two foreign birks, bound wast, were THE PEUHCtS OF MOBILE. C c ore by at tba t>me, on board of wbicb It Is aupposod tbe paosengers were transferred, u ban laat se.-u tba the movements af Admiral Farragut indicate that plrata was steering southeast lbs Ezra Nye sj>u after ha baa tod similar aucreaa In bta preeent opera- bosrded tbe ship Young Me<-b*iiir, »h) reported seeing tbe Tallahassee to Uooa aa on Ibe Miaiisaippl riveru winch resulted in tba soutbwa.d, near a large sbip. (He capture of New Orieane. By reference to the acosm ha Pursuit of ttie Tallahassee. pssytng map It will be seen Ibat all of tbe aaaward aod f Admiral was netted on of tba .uter Sefencea of Mobile, excepting Port Morgan, are now Paulding Friday evening $ appasrancc of the new pirate Tallahassee oil' Fire I* poaseesion of oar naval forces. The eutira naval force ^_ Island, .f Iba rebate at Mobile baa been rendered useless, except 5 an d at unco despatched a tug to tbe lowor bay to send Irem thence a in of her. Ho it Ifee steamer and * few State gunboats, wulch gunboat pursuit says waa Morgan tbe but it must be some other as sbe ia have escaped to tbe abelter of Dog river bar and ita ob Ascutney, vessel, where, witb fear and trembling, tbey await / # : reported baviug arrived at Washington for repairs, lbs atructlous, s * a oa was sent to sea at (be comlag uf tbe victorious oommander of lbs West -fs Susquehauna yesterday morning day. O-ilf light. Tbe Eolus sailed 4urgsn, with several small armed craft, u X Msrrlmac should meet tbe Tallahassee the latter will known aa (Mate gunboats. At tbe western extremity bavo ber career speedily closed. Tho Merrimse la to .I tbe spile obstructions la a five gnn battery, which cruise until every trace of tbe epidemic la completely »i«naasalooy Tbo following la a llat of officera attached to tbe United of lotreochment* passes comp'etely around the cMy , In- THE IHDIAW WAR. from Btone lake we Dare travelled tbrougb toe of six which sweeps the line of ob- Big wrlie. THE TALLAHASSEE States stoa'n frigate i battery heavy gnna, ¦Id* of which are fortaaud powerful batteries. Indeed, "Cotssa dee Prairies" to lbs sump INK which 1 Susquehano atnselMna. crossing, and* alao mingling Ita tiro wltb, the We round here tbres companies of Wastry, one of C mm"dort.Syivanua W Godnn Mobile !. defended very strongly at every point. Splice Oar Dakota Territory C«rmpond*ntt. a of Francis B Bhke. f.bs'l road bettery. At or near Cboctaw Toint, and a onvslry nnd a faction of banery, under command ii uitnatu Cemmnrxtsr are driiea In tbe chmnel. and a vessel laden with gtoue Ktmi Conuv du raiimc*, P. T. Tblrlletb imenl Vol. .s«i . J. O. C. Is alao a Licts, \ Major John Clow nay, rag Wistynsin The Adriatic, from London, B'on Barnay. eno»t distance from the of Mobile, battery 1884. or . city I* rcvly to be sunk at any mi meot to make the obstruc¬ July 26, J unt*ers Tbcse troops will form ibe garrison Port Ship Jfitiian1 Surge»* Hubert R. WUIard. mounting several heavy guns. These guna sweep d.'-vn which sunk the Monitor Xorthtrn Overland to Montana for Praitdion Wadswrrtb, proposed to bs built osar tbls place They . Ambrose J. Claik. tions complete. Two of the guns Expedition a few before as. Destroyed. tr John Johnson. tbe cbaaoel to tbe obatruottoos, aad render the pasaage *. i(t. arriT-d days CKuf fc'njn* E*.kuk at Charleston are now mounted on fort Morgan. of Emigrant Tbe abovs fort Is one of a chain of posts wbttb General Li ulenatu . John R. Hartleit tbetn one of rome risk a bold d iab would Minn. I am able tbeocs to (bror-gb ; yet There is a tract of swampy ground to tbe eait of the By a scout returning to Fort Ridgely , Pope tn'snda to establish to tbe Mltsiyri, apd Ltnilenant »f Af»'». William Wallace. the rebela able to In. to drlre tbe lud:ana north ana Master.K urtls Redman. (perhaps clear tbem without being of tbe Alabama known as Plato's Point to send you a few hurried »nes, giving the progress of tbe Ve lowstoBc river, Aelina confluence river, Burntd . r. I 'ake. O. 0. B. Bnrntoen A let much scrl< us damage to our vessels. All of the above protect tbe frontisr. A and a Schooner JCni,ia-rri Acting, Merry The lower portion of this is rendered solid by driv lag the above expedition to this plsco. Tbe Kits of Major Downey's camp II by far lbs finest Brig and Thomas V. Laycock; Firs flrsr (about flirty mils*) witer will be ratnsr rebel steamer Tslianaoace being off Vew York barM.'r, nr. la y no ea»ler or aurar method of taking Mo- Mr. Van H F'slf, trnin master. river as sball And Funk. Vbsre probab the Alabama and tbe shell road l> tbe lightnoune, and W. assistant tra'n master. source: but theure to tbe MI-souM Boat James d m were Issued by Secretary Wo lea. aad three v<" la than water, now tbit the tn* orlty of the land Mr. O. Marsh, nce.nn ths (mean de Mt«oirl. Mia by back of is a of six field Tbera abJBd were from Now York In pursuit of or our force*. just tbl«, battery pieces. The guard conaiata or tarty men. well mo inted and The the Missouri will be m"*t Inter- despatched to-day Uer, asiU and rsbel flotilla are in tbo hands we have not country bttyond and vea- are, perba;*, other de'et sive works af wb y uusfplored It Is the besides otbera from Hampton Routs, additional Owe thing la oortala: tbe relieie will be unable to build of the Vioix, BUctr eet. Crow and is a Tender yet received a de«oription Secord Minnesota also proat biiMinx ground d A Km Seotian Bark Acting seis will sail to-morrow irom Portland and oilier poita in amy m >re ir.m climim prepere.1 New in lo tbe *c. aru rsi>oited ext«l region. « ajuy "oe advantage over Orieann regard m «n ie« of and . section of a will act We art etron*ly impree'ed with t ie reeling tbat Ferra c cavalry battery cal toimatlon l< m «t ectillse. The Pirate Ea Koate to Deitroy fFrom th* Prov dcaco ('L 1. 1 I r» -s. * .»«.». 12.) which torma the commerce o' each, and that is, as escort to tbn expediti n. Our tralu consisted at stirt One "b ed of b . e\prd II »n la to run it dlrsct roid. as Probably two v-kSi-N of the Vow >or* Ysohi wm not ordered to e-t|lui . Iha tlly of Mobile t»n staple A ra< a bctweon guf thai the former place la much nearer to tbe plantationsI no1 one hundred emigrant wsgi>na. fifteen g veroment proposed by < tpta n Fi«k. from St. Paul, Mln-icia, Fleet. sqnadron. the Annie and the Kste. was krraut'qd ys<> taaa It could be dona at a trifling coat of man and m ». wugnns nnd a twelve pounder mountain howitzer. about ou tbe lorty fifth |*r*ilel of latitude to tbe n»>v the Kishiog fbf wbeie It is raited than this, and there would cnnsequen.ly we met with or be shorter .our terd«y iartal K ba baa deatroyed tba robal fleet, taken I Soon arier leivlng F«rt Ridgoly trice* gold min^s Tins routs will wobtbly l>y I no vos-e s wore to start fr«'m n"avsr [ . t Point «| ba lasa risk ia bringing it to market, sad a smaller extent the vlo ix m i«-« r. 1H02 The scene was moat uie'sn- hundred miles lhan »n» other. twlve o'clock, and sail ro i d -i stak-> boat, t a o ttv m.iea of fart (Ulna* and toread the enemy to abaa- ho msnv of send y >u s ' peaaeealoa ot coontry to occupy to briag a larger area Iof productive cfcotly desert*.! Mid plundered ises, them P any opportunity ollsrs I sb II pr.ba'ily Is distant, in toe vlcioitv or 1)1 ua 1-iaud. titer ^e-" i of ba haa a burred: b'oksn arms fast relapsing in'o prairie, reaching the niiuaa, and on my arrival What the Navy Department Doing nti n)o- i j 4oa and l>lnw up Fort Itiwe'.l, eocompllebed bin tba VJnioo linos. Not tbs leest feeeos, [ short letter be'ore Ibe-sanio squadron, iticlitdina the Cm yacht, acres wit Important> s"d not a hnmin to be seen where once were nour¬ the I will vou full particol.re of Ibe ?.in nre» mrk of raat Import ore tor It givee tn ua iba coalrol of hemg in mount-tins give To the Pirate, tbo Jiwnhine, went ont t<» witi e«s tti# raca, Hem of ir.ide which enters into the commerce of the ishing settlements. at -to of aifalr-i yield 'd tbe mises, population aud Capture on bniH io.j 'titer vsaael and tli » Ctanmo> aad »o end u> tba bi ckade I there, juditrs b"ing Kabila bay eflectuall) pute place 1s that of naval storea. Turpentine, rosla, tar and Nesr our Aral evening camp was a farmhouse, where futurs prospects. *a d<>r^act iig n<« umi'l-a in tbat Fort can ba the eutlre tamny of five parents had b#su murdered by *«.. ' rom tjo It.ier harbor o » nj i nio.ia ita reduced in lime, U not by oar fleet, It c«n be accomplished in the Hebsl Eut tisnsg recisely. be found In graat abundance piney wo»da growing At the Hedwo'id or Ijowar Sioux agency allJ the build¬ iwa . « n'oloct tu<» wind 'ti^. a f>T 1*84 we hare »| the of the b e.-r,e ir< m nmibwist, t'y k; tba laad fnrcee, wbirh can ba throw upon Mi blla were uotbint but the walla r< ma ning. Tbe I/OITS, August n, The uiMl oaw* dvpredatlnM «.ne w #s a In the , and tbs nswly constructed railroad to ings burned, sided to a c^lm. At twent.v nunutee »nt tbv *aa*eia vicinity oiho ise aod little (iutb.c arec.ed fur era I has returned lo foil iMvenwortk. Tbs at th . We fatal and protected by tba gun* of oar Laval ntimberees acrea of which sch< pretty cburco, 0en Curlls TitUbMMirt by arrival* port yeeterd>y. wrrao.lt asds ill, th'co n.iios ontaMo of Neaijxitt, «m, Penaacnla passes through pines three Indians, were deetroved. but In¬ the next a bta whoe ibay lay ataga ta 11. one thing ia cettain tbat Indinn outbreak has been quailed temporarily may e peel to Ira a more bouny, and probably after d> iltlug about ublll quarter U tw», t^e yi have never been rtMurbed by tho hand nf Industry. A Tbe story of tb«> Sioux ma«ascr* has been so frequently rrturtial inwiHt rio»re mvnrable t»ne. from tba lima of tba ot the with na-e. formation derived Irom reliable sourcsa strongly Indicate we hare from ber ate will be At work among the peoe the «au» l."oa socomi my tho atiratioa, no remforoem«oia could bava raacbad and dee It to say tb»t Majur ^sibmlth, the Tndlau A*rent at eosisrted action jmung tbs various tribes, son the most fleet off Naatickat. on ant u a. 141 it, wants is tba from tba Immediate sur¬ flaking I'attnmodore tbe pre c ply all tba navy the above one or the m n1ej nobl si and -r , I - H. area if U»ey bad it will ba ao mucn aoonar wbaa tba agency, isrgrst erten«tve Indian war ys> wsged Is rear* d Wti'to men, UavighnrM, «f the Brrmen bark Jenny, from tona, owned by t\»niino,M-a !l F loper. I<1 roundings. moat honorable m-n that ever lived, and who hsd beeu Captain W. W itcVH-ke--, 111 J" ». lone meide al tba fort ara used t'nder tba wa« i ot :irst to he 'Obel emissaries. Usve be n smong tbo laat it»n'«i, rep >'t* ihtl no th* 1'i>h tlrav, MngtC, prove op. truly ktnd end taltb'ul to the tiioux one the supposed Bremen, arrived m,-. k **""**> i* United Ht.taa Sta.mar received The lo rls* a*alnst *aw two Candy I'aiton, MmaM.C. *¦ beat peaerble eircumeUacee tba garriaoa at Fort Morgaa rif ht BetWr.T.ha attacked br them, and s<-vsrsl !wounds. Indiana, distributing gold, a~gmg loom Inet., at noon, in latitude 40 'it, l<>uglitide 7i 80, !>mt,A. Maor.M, i-a»o.(;. ra w .H. «l beat evidenoe of tbe and or tneir ' and Oueitilae. treaehery tnwatimde 4eol Ibe¦ snd .one a the other liick'o-"!. 0 ear aow oa oo.mdarad la a precarious ooadilion, and |nf«T Mo , Angoat IS, No. that on liantri utrbtstoan .aft oat ta Uia baat poeeiUle aertb- Wyoomlco rlvsr, Northuanberlad clothing aod money; It. iac», did everything to coax tt>*m Ibe pilot boat Moee* H. Grlonell, 1. report* I'f'U off a refu¬ Into oivtlned habits with a* little trouble to themselves W. H. Simpson, editor of tbe Itrp iHtfmo Jmrval has rrr. m the iiit.||b» u weihe, aema tiiare aollee m eoatlououa aitenl, enelrcla aan , Itr tbe purpose of taking ihe.amilyof of the llth mat. tbnv raw a veevl buruln< olf to thorn md th* at«hl raooM Od -he >at around to a near as there In a starving as possible, and mike prosperous happy. been arrested in this eity snd csri ted be ois the United WMMWJ,rL°"5*i,1i| abacity from near Dog rtrer point tba gee. who were ropre«eeted being Tbelr return lor sll this kindness is seen in tb» hnrribtv Moatank. The Ire cantlnnad all mghl. la the morning waa attacked a States Plsirlot Court at Rantor to answer to in indict¬ aaaanrn ma at iba Alabama rtrer. Wltlua tbie llaa of ao d it loo, one of her boata by large party mnlilstrd *ad abused bodies of the mothers snd dm aaw ber and took ber to h* a new brig. Ofl Bio, k (aland with rifle*. ters, snd tbe crushed be ids of tbe little so ment for aid and comfort io ths rebe'lion by pub¬ trMMwerke ara pitoed aa laaa than twelve larga lade Of guerillas on Ilia shore, armed innoceuta, giving aaw . nchooner bottom ap. with shell and small foully slaughtered by these tleuds. lishing sn article on ibe dralt. lie | is»d not guilty, and paadeat worka aad redouble, one ooumaudtaj the other, Tbe Reliance apened upon them We passed the old bsttte ground of Wood t.sks snd ins fue pll t* ar* of the onlniaa that the Tailatwwaee la tba la tba aid ia of l iving Ihern from the wo'ds; but Medicine Here schools thr- ngb bis counsel, W. H. Msrrlllee, demanded an im *be ¦Mkiag approach baeardoue extreme, arms, the hope Tetlow Agency, sgalii ehercn, working her way toward* Vaotiick»t Shoam, where sim* »'me n s ard'ions *.nd fa.ibi 3l a with bean flred the gallaat Captaiu audi good br ten farmhouses uf the annuity Indians were mii'.Ute irul. Ibis wss reflated hy the United vlilS.l son. At tbe loag, requiring very large body af iron* to carry wm attar a few rounds bad I will (all Id with aad deatroy our 8*bi g fleet. Ic servicos w« i atitttis bin. to ho ego ibe lab r*a.jd in an hour. destroyed. Tbe sgen> y M situated on a lofty (emnsula upon whoso mow 'he m-iier wis c ntinned, ,.nb or tba Ouagaa fell mori lly wonsded, and died the of tbe Minnesota and Y-tliow MrH- Attorney, Frnat arrlreJ rer islmlltles i>f the gubrraato; lt:i poffofl orerteolflnf valley taken for bis Ibe Mecklenburg brig Harzog, yeat*rd*r ana .it' tiv. « lifa:. Whea Fort Pawed Admiral atlM Tba of iba gun, Tb mas Huberts, waa aiao c'ne iter. Tno of tbe Mtnneeoia is woli woomiet aiijoyn 14 surrendered. Farragul captaiu plvoi rsllsy fr ui Coburg Gotha, Zetn»r, BnBia, report* tbat July t'ia -» (a ion Aug' it *, ltd4. to arrlra at can tl 'ougboii. poest>«ei a rlob and every inlnse appe issues nt tbo next torn or theo«<:rt. bad thirty mitee prooeed before ba eoald tavarely a ted. soli, latltU'te »!*. L» * W Arm- rsi ! btros o* las 'TAMfiSKO' - fiiee.t for »algr*uis. W>l ess be.ore many rears It will 30, II ST, longitude *pok« br^ To ' aiae ef tbeae a narrow' waa Reliance until tba Ore of the . n«ro a "W »i f' wy nanss *3f Mobile, aad esiiee ara tbroofh (Mag sept op by iba .l< be 'ft' ed. T»lg *toee lake, tbeeonrceof ths Minns I*. Y. .t from New H»»*n for Piw-t* Wen. 11th in*i , M I's^a sja org force an Lnr«s Ktre nt Troy, ag, on C0 .4 <». 'Vs®g «, d l< 4 al . *. .r*»» with a breadth . I iroa two to four mttes. Ii ie deet>. Tsor. , August 18, elgbt .thfrty ap recis *.', my il.aoaful Wgmao ' Obstruct!' as era placed entirely aoraae the ebnr.ee' taiee beard to land aha waa oetnpe>ied to turn down tba river wl'*l ."« e * I With good shores well timbered, lbe soil in the bottoms The extensive ear nnd cs 'h of tllihe't. Ruth It aaw a r*a*«l on Ur«, but could not **o*rtal" with it e «hM »»i «r c't«t>w. a each a tb it ae com Witb the Ines A bar boat's orew.Ousawain O. W. Aysrs factory a«s^r*»ead ia. d. wr> .y f r». ail lea iroaa tba elly , way veaaaie a ae exceedingly neb beck Inam. w*a. aou»< ot to -c to aomijt. fh. , of this city , wss ds«tt >y<t»ar ra.ored m»a. '}». of oar party, wolle viewing tb-'ikesa- its sur- 1 Catroll, of £rgl apr»|»«t, trm « 1 «VUlrt Uty