...xtinguished the fire, and in consequence the vessel fell into the hands of the enemy, with all her stores, guns and ammunition. There were some unpleasant features connected with this affair, but McElroy redeemed his own mistakes by his gallantry after most of his officers and men had left the vessel. The pilot, Kimble Ware, and a quartermaster,J. H. Nibbie, stood by their commander when all the of...