_Harriet Lane_, American revenue cutter, used as a war-ship, iv. 42; Captain John Faunce, 99. _Harriet Lane_, Federal frigate, captured in the Gulf of Mexico, iv. 357. Harrison, Lieutenant Napoleon B., iv. 314. _Hartford_, United States screw sloop, built, iv. 16; flagship of Captain Farragut, 314; set on fire by Confederate fire-raft, 329; passes the batteries at Port Hudson, 358; flagship of Rear-admiral Farragut, 386. Hatteras, Cape, battle between the _Wasp_ and the _Frolic_ in the tail of a gale off, ii. 107. Hatteras, Fort, captured by Federal forces, iv. 106; the first Union victory in the War of Secession, _ib._ Hatteras hurricane, a fleet of transports in a, iv. 166. Hatteras Inlet, N. C., resort of the “Hatteras Pirates,” iv. 97. _Hatteras_, merchant-steamer, captured and sunk by the _Alabama_ at Galveston, iv. 432. _Hawke_, American tender, captured by British off Long Island, i. 56. Hawkins, Captain Richard, refuses to fight the _Essex_, ii. 39–41; branded as a coward, 40. Haymakers, Machias, attack of the, on the _Margaretta_, i. 21. Haymakers and wood-choppers as Yankee seamen, iii. 82, 83, 86, 90, 95. _Hazard_, American privateer, captured the British brig _Active_, i. 206. Hazard, Captain, in the first naval battle of the Revolution, i. 57. _Hebrus_, British frigate, ii. 420. _Hector_, British letter-of-marque ship, captured by Lieutenant Downes, iii. 10. Heddart, Captain Francis, extracts from his account of the _Serapis_-_Bonhomme Richard_ battle, i. 245, 257. Henley, Midshipman John D., assists in the attack on the city of Tripoli, i. 366. _Henry Clay_, Federal army transport, in Porter’s fleet before Vicksburg, iv. 364; catches fire and sinks, _ib._ Hewes, Joseph, member of first Marine Committee, i. 36. _Hibernia_, British transport, captured by Captain Hopkins, i. 281. Hickman, on the Mississippi, evacuated by the Confederates, iv. 275. _Highflyer_, British schooner, Captain Rodgers succeeds in getting private signals from, ii. 23, 358. Hillyar, Captain James, in the harbor of Valparaiso, iii. 25; attempts to attack the _Essex_, but is scared off, 26; attacks the _Essex_ in company with the _Cherub_, 30–43; criticism on handling his ship, 46. Hilton Head. See _Fort Walker_. Hinman, Captain Elisha, i. 66; sent to France for army supplies, 130; his ship captured by the British, 133. Hislop, Lieutenant-general, Governor of Bombay, on board the _Java_ in her fight with the _Constitution_, ii. 168; Captain Bainbridge’s curious dream of, 172, 173. Hoel, Lieutenant W. R., iv. 363, 370. Hoffman, Lieutenant B. V., sent to take charge of the _Cyane_ when she surrendered, iii. 252. Hoke, General, advances on Plymouth, N. C., and captures it, iv. 455, 456.