_Fulton 2d_, launched in 1887, iv. 11. Gadsden, Christopher, member of first Marine Committee, i. 36. _Gaines_, Confederate gun-boat, iv. 380. _Galatea_, British frigate, chased by the _Congress_ and _President_, ii. 151. _Galena_, Federal gun-boat, iv. 389. _Gallinipper_, American barge, captures a pirate schooner, iii. 335. Galveston, Texas, blockaded by the _South Carolina_, iv. 44; bombarded by Captain James Alden of the Federal frigate _South Carolina_, 121; the foreign consuls protest against the bombardment, 123; captured by Farragut, 357; is retaken by the Confederates, _ib._ Gamble, Lieutenant Peter, killed in the battle of Lake Champlain, iii. 157. _Gaspé_, captured by men armed with paving-stones, i. 9. _Gazelle_, Federal gun-boat, iv. 370. Geisinger, Midshipman David, placed in charge of the captured ship _Atlanta_, iii. 100. _General Armstrong_, American privateer schooner, iii. 186; owned by New York men, _ib._; under Captain Tim Barnard captures nineteen prizes, 187; sails from New York under command of Captain Samuel C. Reid, _ib._; arrives at Fayal and encounters the _Carnation_, _Plantagenet_, and _Rota_, _ib._; is attacked by boats from the three ships, but beats them off, 189; scuttled and abandoned by her crew, 200. _General Bragg_, Confederate gun-boat, rams the _Cincinnati_ at Fort Pillow, iv. 293; raked by the _Carondelet_, 294; surrenders, 302. _General Monk_, British ship, attacked and captured by the _Hyder Ali_, i. 209–215. _General Pike_, American ship, burned at the attack on Fort George, ii. 346. _General Price_, Federal ram, in Porter’s fleet before Vicksburg, iv. 364. _General Rusk_, Confederate steamer, blockaded in Galveston by the Federal frigate _Santee_, iv. 137. _Georgiana_, British whaler, captured by Porter, iii. 8. Gerdes, F. H., Federal coast surveyor at New Orleans, iv. 322. German troops hired by England to fight in America, i. 32. Ghent, terms and conditions of the treaty of, iii. 209. Gherardi, Commander Bancroft, iv. 389. _Gibraltar_, formerly the _Sumter_. See _Sumter_. Gibraltar, duels between American and English officers at, iii. 311–313. Gillis, Captain John P., iv. 99; of the _Seminole_ at Port Royal, 163. _Glasgow_, British sloop-of-war, fight with Commodore Hopkins’s American squadron, i. 59. _Globe_, American privateer, ii. 250. “God Save the King,” American sailors on British ships compelled to bare their heads when played, i. 394, iii. 291. Godon, Captain S. W., at Port Royal, iv. 163. _Golden Rocket_, captured by the _Sumter_, iv. 410. Goldsborough, Flag Officer L. M., in charge of expedition sent against Roanoke Island, iv. 109; in charge of a large fleet sent to ram the _Merrimac_, 235.