Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-27
The Latest maiIAdvIoes from Pensacola :
Further Re-enfOrcement Of Fort Pick.

The Latest MailAdvioes from PensacoIa-
Further He-enfOrcement Of Fort Pick.
eRs-IncreRse in the War Fleet.
The Pensacola (Fla) correspondent Of the
Mobile (Ala.) AdVertissT writes on the 10th
inst
Soldiers plenty, but no fight yet Troops
continue to arrive by every train, and depart
for different points In this vicinity. No use
in Longer asking where they are from-they
come from everywhere. General Bragg
has now 6,000 men ready TO obey any ORDER
Notices are posted in the Navy-yard and
other places, ordering all citizens off by to-
morrow, and forbidding their return within
FIVE miles of all military posts. A large
number came up this afternoon. This is bad
for some Things are beginning to look
suspicious, and feel like spending q few
more days in Florida, "a Il. 4 $50. s
The fleet returned again this morning, and
is increased. Six vessels are in view. The
| frigate Macedonian, it is thought Joined the
| squsdron last night, though the last arrival
| from Vera Cruz reported her there. 1t is
hoped neither the feet nor fort has heard of
recent events, for the vigilance exercised
makes it difficult as il would be dangerous
| for traitor spies to practice their vocation.
know, as fact that telegraphic dis
| patch was received at the Pensacola office
this morning, directed TO an officer of the
store ship Supply, from a near relative,
Informing him of Lincoln's hostile feeling to
the South, recommending his immediate
| resignation in the United States Navy, and
rendering his sword to the Southern Confed-
elacy. What disposition was made of the
/ dispatch, can not say, but presume it will
reach the officer for whom it is designed, as
he must be; in feeling, at least, efriend to bis
native South. Its reception might exert q
great influence in the Navy, and induce
many to follow the advice of the Virginian
! given 10 his kinsman. u ot s-H5 t-r -
The military interdiction TO all sea going
vessels has been reeeinded; they are at lib
erty to depart, and run the hazard Of capture.
! Ali fishing and pilot-boats are forbid leaving
the barbor, or landing on Santa Rosa Island,
under penalty of destruction by guns of the
| fort or other means. rar ga Yrtf sssq
T. AS vet, the harbor has not been blockaded,
bnt the Commanding. General has expressed
the belief that twill be in short time.
:, Msior Jealous B. Tower is in command at
Fort IPickens with, ID is thonght, FIVE hum.
-dred men, He Is woll-kRown 70 many Of
the Confederate officers; is Massachusetts,
man, and of Ppritanical education and tastes.
Fort PickeDs was sgaiR re.enfoIced Non
dgy evening with leo men. They came by
one of the late arrivals -.I .rs u 4
The steamer GalVeston sailed this after
noon at two O'CLOCK for Key West and the
| Florida ports. spoke OF her detention yes
/ terday. II was on account Of. the Govern
ment probably needing her services. d ID
We learned this morning of the Secession
| of Virginia, which caused much rejoicing.
This evening we learn it is false, which
caused some cursing. .r.r .9aa .t..
I.learn the Government, as well as indiVid-
uals, are in want of steam-Yessels just now,
and no doubt a steamer like the Crescent or
4 Junior would do good business. see evil
dence of it every hour.
A schooner, thought to be from New York,
| is outside, and near the feet. She is no
doubt making this port. rl....i-.la 81 .l.
AS / write, little boy, son of the Secre-
tary of the Navy, is beating drum at the
head of a company from Georgia, bound for
| Warrington. Good for young Mallory.
| P S-Big newsl A large steamer, bear
| ing the Collins mark, is in full view-she
must be either the Baltic or Atlantic, which
sailed from New York with large number
| of United States troops for the South, a week
or more ago. 1t is impossible to ascertain
her name this evening but if can get per-
mission will telegraph immediately it is
known, -s i..f sa.
Seven o'clOck-She is now anchored with
the feet, blowing off steam. ID 7a.disFt