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The Daily Dispatch: April 23, 1862., [Electronic resource], article 14 (search)
filling, at times running up to the Merrimac for orders and then steaming away. At nine o'clock A. M. the rebel gunboat Patrick Henry left the fleet and ran into Hampton move by the inside channel leading from Newport News Point toward Hampton village. At first it seemed to be a manœuvre to induce the Monitor to change her positiHampton village. At first it seemed to be a manœuvre to induce the Monitor to change her position; and others supposed the rebel steamer had hostile designs on the Federal camp at Hampton (Camp Hamilton)--The sequel to the problem was soon discovered when the rebel craft, subsequently joined by the rebel steamer Teazer, were seen cutting out two Union brigs and a schooner which were at anchor about two miles from shore. TheHampton (Camp Hamilton)--The sequel to the problem was soon discovered when the rebel craft, subsequently joined by the rebel steamer Teazer, were seen cutting out two Union brigs and a schooner which were at anchor about two miles from shore. The affair was deeply humiliating, and no efforts were made by our fleet to prevent the outrage until after the rebel steamers were escaping with their prizes and under full headway for Norfolk, when the gunboats Cotarora and Naugatuck were sent up Hampton Cove to a point near where the stolen vessels had been anchored. Indignati