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ning accounts of our captures, and learned the excitement regarding us. Several vessels have been sent out in pursuit. A Washington telegram says: "The first information of the depredations of the pirate Tallahassee was received by the Navy Department, on the 12th instant, after office hours.--Secretary Welles immediately ordered the following vessels in pursuit, namely: Juniatta, Susquehanna, Eolus, Rontoosue, Dumbarton and Tristam Shaudy, on the 13th; the Moccasin, Aster, Zantic, R. R. Cuyler and Grand Gulf, on the 14th; and on the 15th, the Decotah and San Jacinto. These were all the vessels available in the navy." All these steamers, and more, starting out daily after one small vessel, short of coal and sadly in want of repairs! British neutrality! I stood on the deck, in the moonlight, thinking of the strange neutrality that works only against one side, and that, perhaps, the weaker. About 11 o'clock we crossed the bar and ran out to sea, the lights on Sambro