Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Smith's Island” in chapter 36 of Admiral David D. Porter, The Naval History of the Civil War.:
... on board at the same time.
A hawser was made fast to the prize, and she was towed out.
The Confederate batteries at New Inlet opened with great vigor, and a masked battery of Whitworth guns on Smith's Island kept up a furious fire.
The enemy did not seem to be particular in his aim, as an 80--pounder Armstrong rifle-shot passed through the port-side of the Kate, and out through the starboard bulwarks, ...
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