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The Daily Dispatch: December 18, 1862., [Electronic resource], article 7 (search)
, with high mountainous shores. He also says that a cloud is always overhanging the harbor, and at times the sea washes way up to the city. No one vessel can at any time blockade such a harbor. He represents the Alabama as sailing almost entirely under canvas, and making thirteen cents per hour at that. She had but two days coal on board, and had gone into Martinique to receive a cargo, which had arrived at that port for her on an English brig. The brig also had on board two large Armstrong 100 pounders. At the time of the departure of the Alabama the brig took her departure also. Capt. Goodale, with the schooner, went to St. Thomas, and the crew of the Levi Steinbuck and T. B. Wales had arrived there in a French schooner, having been chartered to convey them from Martinique. The Captain also states that a gentleman went into the American Consul's office at St. Thomas and said that his brother-in-law had the Alabama into the harbor of St. Johns, a few miles above, and