The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-24
LATEST FROM PENSACOLA.
THE REINFORCEMENT OF FORT PICKENs-ARRIvAL
OF THE ATLANTIC AND FRIGATE MACEDONIAN.
rAnrreennndprce nf the Mobile Adr

THE REINFORCEMENT OF FORT PIcKENs-ARRIvAL
OF rHE ATLANTIC AND FRIGATE MACEDONIAN.
Correspondence OF the Mobile Advertiser.
Soldiers plenty, but no fight get Troops continue
to arrive by every train. and depart for different
where they are from-thsy come from eyeryw here
General Bragg has now 6ooo men ready to oh ~ any
order.
Notices posted 10 the Navy Yard and other places
ordering all citizens of by tomorrow, and forbiddua
Their return within i've miles OF all military posts A
arge number up this afternoon This Is bad FOR
some. Things are beginning 10 look Suspicious, aa1 /
feel like spending few more dys IN Floridi.
The feet returned again this morning ami increased
SIX vessels IN view. The frigic Macedonian, II is
thought oined the squadron last night though the last
arrival from Vera Cruz reported her there liz In ped
neither the tect fort has heard OF even's
for the vigilance exercised II difficult, az II
would bc dangerous Tor traitor spies TO prasce
vocation.
The military Introduction to all sea going vessels has
been rescnded they are AZ liberty to depart and
forbid leaving the harbor, landing al Santa Rosa
Island, under penalty OF destruction BY the guns o. the
fort other means.
As yet the harbor has not been bockaded, but the
commanding General has expressed the belief that il viii
be in short time.
Major Jealous u. Tower in command at Fort Pokens
with, thought avc hund red He is well known
10 many Of the Confederate officers, Mas achuseis
man aGd Of Purianicsl educ alton ant tastes.
Fort Pckers again reinforced Monday evening with
100 men. They by of the late arrivals
The steamer Galveston sailed this afternoon at ty5
O'Clock for Key West aud the Florida ports
A large steamer bearing the C)ios mark, II 10 fall
view She must DO either the Baltic or Atlantic, which
troops for the south week more ago II Is nposs-
ble TO ascertain her this evening but " can get
permission will telegraph mme liately " Is known
Seven o'cock.--Sh u nos chlfci with tue l,ot,
blowing of 3team
Iron The New Orleans plcayune Of April II
We learn from Major General Clarke, Of tue reg lar
army OF the state Of Mississippi arrived here ths
morning from Pensacola Mobile, that no cnsnge h&t
taken place N the military st1ta qgo OF Pensacola Fort
fckeps bad been reinforced by all the m9u that cDli b.
spared from the shps OF war composing the feet or Pea.
sacol. y was not expec.el. however thai ANY t,.Gk
would &c mae Tor the next tea days The troots
all IN fire condition. ari anxious for The battle to
mence.
gentl' man who l,it Warrington. (he locality ~ the
Navy Yard about eight mites from pen 4ss0l where Ne
has Dctn residing, arrived IN tns cy morning - the
way o. Mobile tie et Warrington Monday afternD9n
We learn from him that the stc,mship Galveston winch
loft this city sunday morning ARRIVAL N war
rnRton WA detained b. order of General rsqg fr 'he
purpose % ting troops our afofmlnt sabs thai
was expected that the steamer which, 10 c3nrss
should leave Pensacola 10 day, wo1li ale, ,,ua8
Meantime no coasters permitted 20 pass Nsgy
Nafd
VIC learn from the source titt the report that
General Bag vas o;ns,susIias wosSs on Saaii aJst