Cornwallis, Lieutenant-general Lord, released from imprisonment in exchange for Henry Laurens, iv. 154. Corpus Christi, Texas, captured by Farragut, iv. 357. _Cossack_, Federal transport, iv. 478. Cottineau, Captain Denis Nicholas, i. 232. Cotton-mills of the world shut down during the War of the Rebellion, iv. 47. _Countess of Scarborough_ attacks Paul Jones’s fleet off Flamborough Head, i. 243; surrender to the _Pallas_, 267. _Couronne_, French ironclad, witnesses the _Alabama-Kearsarge_ fight, iv. 438. Couthouy, Lieutenant S. P., iv. 369. Cox, William, midshipman on the _Chesapeake_, ii. 206. Coxetter, Captain Louis M., iv. 91–93. Craighead’s Point, shells thrown into Fort Pillow from, iv. 290. Craney Island, Captain Tattnall fires and blows up the _Merrimac_ on, iv. 236–237. Craven, Captain Thomas Tunis, iv. 314; sinks with his ship, 394. Craven, Commander T. A. M., iv. 386. Crawford, William H., American minister to France, ii. 361. _Cricket_, Federal gun-boat, iv. 370. Crosby, Lieutenant Pierce, iv. 315. Crown Point, retreat of Benedict Arnold to, i. 103; account of the roads and distances to, from New York, 109. Crowninshield, George, Jr., privateersman, brings home the bodies of Captain Lawrence and Lieutenant Ludlow, ii. 225. _Croyable_, French gun-ship, captured off the Delaware, and renamed the _Retaliation_, i. 316, 400. Cruisers, Confederate, tales of the, iv. 407–451. _Cuba_, Federal merchant-ship, captured by Confederate cruiser _Sumter_, iv. 415. _Cumberland_, Federal sailing sloop-of-war, opens fire on the ironclad _Merrimac_, iv. 200; is rammed by the _Merrimac_, 201; in a sinking condition, 202; continues firing as she goes down, 203. Cumberland Head, Plattsburg Bay, Macdonough’s squadron at, iii. 149. Dabney, John B., American consul at Fayal, iii. 187; his report on the fight between the _Carnation_ and the _General Armstrong_, 195, 196, 198–201. Dacres, Captain James Richard, ii. 55; surrenders to Captain Hull, 94. Dahlgren, Rear-admiral John Adolph, his smooth-bore gun introduced, iv. 489. Dahlgren, Admiral John A. B., relieves Dupont of his command, iv. 489. Dale, Commodore Richard, master’s mate on _Lexington_, i. 68; escape of, from English prison, 123; joins Paul Jones’s fleet, 230; resourceful conduct of, 256, 260–262; wounded, 266; gallant conduct on the _Trumbull_, 295–297; placed in command of squadron in the Mediterranean, 334. Dartmoor Prison, Rev. Joseph Bates imprisoned in, iii. 294. _Dartmouth_, merchant-ship, tea thrown from, in Boston Harbor, i. 13. _Dash_, privateer of Baltimore, captures schooner _Whiting_ in Chesapeake Bay, ii. 241. _Dauphin_, American ship, captured by Algerian pirates, i. 309.