The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-27

than she has been since her trip North The Southern
kgctioa at her houehc party that escaped safely
from Charleston on The Theodoru.
Iile Mrs. Sidei end daughters rery much, and Mr. Ma
SON SEEMS a true gina gentleman.
Your dnnts h1se is spoken of bg all The Nortiners as
Me Seccssoa House, and she d proud Of The tue.
have letter from sister Mary, dated the 27th OF Sep
tember which direct from the South but father did
not tell me in his note from what point
Please write Mary W. Loucks Baton ROYCE, ard toll her
dear sister that have that letter and have answered IT,
write 10 Lulu Newcomb, In Natchcz also Ma and The
girls erta and Ella tried TO get South, but did not sue
coed and stopped at Buffalo
have had TO write in great haste. My kind regards
to Col. Judson. Love to Kate and her little one Kiss
your darling for and God bless YOU prays your loving
sister, your own afectionae MARIA.
This letter is directed to Mrs Mary Judscn care Of wm
A. Allen, ESQ.,, Memphis, Tenn, c. $. A.
HOW THE RrpeL COMMISSIONERS BLocxApE-TIlEIR
RE- ErrioN IN THE EVER FAITHFUL
The following letter is supposed to be from Mrs Euss
wife of the secretary TO Mr. slido and addressed to Mrs.
Thomas Duncan Markham station Fauquier county vr.
ginla;-
HAVANA, Nov. g. 1861.
Ihavo chance, dear Midie to send you few lines by
gentleman who is going to run the blockade this even
ing he leaves hero. We had splendid trip tho soa
perfectly calm and vessels way. The night We
ran out was very dark aud raining; had not light on
ana went 80 close 70 two OF their steamers saw
their lights.
Tho Captain says VIC we're within mile and half, as
on such night lights could not be seen at greater dis.
row, and since then have had splendid time We lct
the Sdos at Mr.. Catanos' plantation, and came to
Mariana s nine miles from hero George came into town
every morning, and In the evening We always had com
pany, who drove out TO see have been TO
three balls, one tho handsomest have seen
IN private house. | treated with great
honors, danced in the quadrles Of state with
the Captain General and went In to supper with him.
Tho sldells being In mourning did not 60 any ofthem
though they were crazy to. l learned to dance the
country Dance which is only danced here two days be-
fore the ball and they were all SO delighted to me
dancing II, the gentlemen all capped their hands /
danced until was too tired to dance any Saturday
wc went out To Mr.. Morlina's plantation and passed two
days, returning yesterday. Now we have joined the
Sdells and expect to leave Wednesday Thursday
Tor st. Thomas Goodbye George joins mo in love
Kiss the children for me- and believe yours affection
ately, LOULIE.
LETTER FROM o. CORRESPONDENT OF tHE ORLEANS TRUE
HAVANA Nov II, 1861.
TRUE DRLrA-Among the arrivals of distinguished per.
sons, have that Of Eugene Martin ESQ., commissioner
and correspondent from the HERALD Office For that most
reliable journal he will spice Havana, and return the
delicious aroma to his chief for the advantage OF read
ers and tho relief of the country BY items OF peace in lieu
Of fraterna Old Scott we learn is out Of business
retired on full Lieutenant Generals pay-a cheap rid
dance of tho incubus cloggng tho fame Of Mcclellan and
piercing with iron the soul of Lincoln. Nobody hurt.
The Commissioners got or on the Trent schufedi
wished to have them stopped on tho high seas; but
Wilkes Of the San Jacnto and South Sea reading couldn't
find any law to cover the outrage, and declined offensive
measures The Columbia arrived this evening" with opera
ana circus companies for winter and tho lady OF
Consul General Colonel Charles G. Hem--if now he
will DO, and could perform the duties better The
authorities In sympathy with cause and In ardent
friendship with him He is received with the utmost
cordalty Mrs Schufedt ard children passengers by
the Columbia.
Our news from Mexico by tho Trent TO the LIST shows
no Improvement In the political condition The Spanish
expedition Is ready for when the balance OF tho
squadron arrives from Spain. Spain will act energeti-
cay, without waiting for France England and without
respect for the dcaton Of Lincoln the money PROPOSE
tons Of Corwin. Probably the Northern banks will have
no hesitation in backing tho loan OF 900 to Mex
CO. which be easily embraced In contingent fund for
another great "sea sarpcnt" expedition "to open the
cotton ports destroy the green turtos Of the Gulf
Of Mexico. r.
NoTBThc above letter is supposed 10 be from the able
pen of Mr. Nemcomb and IL to be regretted that the
True Delta should have been greatly disappointed in
not receiving such a choice morsel.
No. ".
BRITISH SyMPATHIzERs WITH TIKI REBELS.
The following is certificate from Henry Adderey 4
Co., Of Nassau p, which goes TO prove their
necon with tho rebels, have stated 10 my letter
from Nassau
NASSAU, N. p, Oct. %, 1861.
This is to certify that have purchased OF Mr.. b. n.
Hardec - barrels spirits Of turpenne, aud that is
not my ntenslon TO ship It to New York any Northern
port IN tho United States Of America
HENRY ADDERLEY & co.
EorE-The captured schooner Adcline, from which Mr.
ardee was ,aken the property Of A. Adderley Co.
at the time Of her capture.