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Bahama Islands (search for this): article 11
The British steamer Nellie.
Capt. Thomas J. Moore, at the request of many friends, and in reply to inquiries, furnishes to the Charleston Courier the following interesting statement of the case of the British steamer Nellie:
The Nellie was placed under my command early last January, and soon after called from this port for a port in the Bahama Islands.
where she was told and transferred to a British subject, therein re-aiding and duty registered as a British ship under the British flag, I still retaining the command — From that times I regularly traded, without even being over hated or spoken by any Yankee blockading vessel or cruiser up to the 26th May At 6 A. M. when up with the west and of Island, saw a spanish schooner which I took to be a coaster, but he soon introduced himself by opening on us with shot and shell from Long Tom. amidships.
I did not heave my ship to ascertain which undesired, but kept my ship steadily on her course, the schooner in full chase, and c
San (search for this): article 11
Long Island City (New York, United States) (search for this): article 11
Caper (search for this): article 11
Thomas J. Moore (search for this): article 11
The British steamer Nellie.
Capt. Thomas J. Moore, at the request of many friends, and in reply to inquiries, furnishes to the Charleston Courier the following interesting statement of the case of the British steamer Nellie:
The Nellie was placed under my command early last January, and soon after called from this port for a port in the Bahama Islands.
where she was told and transferred to a British subject, therein re-aiding and duty registered as a British ship under the British flag, I still retaining the command — From that times I regularly traded, without even being over hated or spoken by any Yankee blockading vessel or cruiser up to the 26th May At 6 A. M. when up with the west and of Island, saw a spanish schooner which I took to be a coaster, but he soon introduced himself by opening on us with shot and shell from Long Tom. amidships.
I did not heave my ship to ascertain which undesired, but kept my ship steadily on her course, the schooner in full chase, and
Haskell (search for this): article 11
January (search for this): article 11
The British steamer Nellie.
Capt. Thomas J. Moore, at the request of many friends, and in reply to inquiries, furnishes to the Charleston Courier the following interesting statement of the case of the British steamer Nellie:
The Nellie was placed under my command early last January, and soon after called from this port for a port in the Bahama Islands.
where she was told and transferred to a British subject, therein re-aiding and duty registered as a British ship under the British flag, I still retaining the command — From that times I regularly traded, without even being over hated or spoken by any Yankee blockading vessel or cruiser up to the 26th May At 6 A. M. when up with the west and of Island, saw a spanish schooner which I took to be a coaster, but he soon introduced himself by opening on us with shot and shell from Long Tom. amidships.
I did not heave my ship to ascertain which undesired, but kept my ship steadily on her course, the schooner in full chase, and
27th (search for this): article 11
May 26th (search for this): article 11