The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-24

OUR KEY WEST CORRESPONDENCE,

OUR KEY WEST CORRESPONDENCE
KEY wssr, May 10. 1854.
Vssses Sns 70 Hduaaa 10 Bring Sir Hundred United stats
Troops 70 Key WesSisense Of Horde Loyal ne Ursa
S,oes Flag-TAe YacM Wa.derer-i,sd,e HaSusa n
unit,d States Dss,ris Judge, at his Post, DC
The steamship louisiana Captain Kibey from New Or
leans May H. arrived at his place the moroing Of the
18Th touching for coal and she leaves this even
ing for Philadelphia.
The steamship sawance, Lieut. Duncan commanding
leaves 70 morrow afternoon for Havana She il sen. there
for the purpose bringing to this place tho 900 un
ted States troops expected al Havana from rexas
Moor French yesterday ssued order In relation TO
the taxes by the citizens TO the State rho folio Soe
No taxes assessments or other lsvies VII
be laid on or collected from the citizens Of the Uoed
States by person or persons acting anae toe aa.h nj
ty Of The Soe Of Florida This 10 DO VI erect ana en-
forced uLtil further orders.
Yesterday the employ Fort Taylor 10 the number Of
seventy $50, offered their 10 HaJoe sieoib
70 assist his comfoand Ia uphodiug Of toe Uo
cd states, repcng invasion, suppr@a'p2 rebsliioa,
and to be subject bis any and AL times IL
tho lefty to day volunteer compa orsaniz az aud
this hundred trne aud loyal citiens
have forward and ogreed TO place themselves nd1m
ana subject 10 the orcerso ths comm iirg oher OF h
United States troops al this pa.s
rbe ,h Wanoerer, IL Ia believed, has Ne n chartered
by Nllr Ffench Tor gDyerno9ont p1Fp,ss5
,neon ,iointoea Of the Confederate States, and ap
pointer the post ION OF Judge OF This 1strc, arriroa
slneo, and, ncltoJ tno ls4A1 tDs
possession Of The United Sate, c"uclaie' nest
eGyo today. Inns II aud the stiis Attorney, j. L
Falun, Gail for Tampa thus evening"
Judge Of the united Stlt|e Court, having or
gau2od hs cpnr ~ ready y trausac: any oasioess Ina
may be brought before him Hc cla AZ gen,y.'oi
b. ais notice tDpannel jury for extra session At an
time in the year Such Is tho lar Matters " c,t'
pol LEGAL infracton OF Tho laws are Z under ms
oognizance, but are Icr MAJOR French 70 &C. Up IN
eEIZURES OF UNITED STATES VESSELS BY
REBELS.
rho bark Ocean Eagle, with nmo from RrcA'snd was
cap ured the 10th oil Mobile Point by tie reoei steam
lGvatcer calhoun, and taken into bo6ue.
The ship Morahat, Of Providence r I, was cap'n-ct
srize the !7.h Oh aobic bar, b. the rebel sssaa
priga,eer Ivy.
Tho ship Thomas Watson Original place OF destination
not known, bayiDg cargo OF provisions, AMI s1oposed
to be United States transport vent ashore Flying
iaa Ssal on Wednesday 81, was lo0tly se1ed
80 NJ 70 by Southern rebels aad toGen INTO 3uhvls.
North Carolina.
The UnNeu States steamcr George Bird while en-
"a red in assisting vessels in getrg live oak Z; Ne
smyrta, Florida recently captrca ard ,axen iat,
y. Augustine, Ili. Five sailing craft, 70 which too
tender made their before the ROOFS
reached the town.
IMPORTANT FROM NEW ORLEANS.
CONDITION OF TIE soUruGRN srATES-rae 81 AYES
IN A sTAgE or REBEL LIoN-AorioS OF raE AUruo
RITES 70 CEUsn IT-~ARnEsr OF ONE or THG SLAVE
Grief s--s STATE on new ORLEANS, ETC, Er5.
gentleman WHO has inst returned from New Orleans
aIa tas made good hi way TO New York without any
seEous ,Fncc having been committed On hic, called at
ns Office yesterday and describes the coSaiti,n OF the
Southern States Which he succeeded 10 paasrg through
70 DC most wretshod.
The condition Cf New Orleans aoneHhat rescnlolea
tha, country where there nett lcr law order
uor the egltcEt protection for life or property anl
Fad had the condition Of the peopre bo
come, that they were mstrustfIf Of ono another
ana the nearest and dear cat ncg6bofs entirely
uuhoua Of each other They appeared 10 conten plate
tho present state Of things of the most drciu that
could would, happen to tho UnioD and maay OF
them were making NJ their miads TO eaSc altosohef
they copd 10 with any Gcyrce or safe.y themselves
ana ihoir families rruvis fearfuGy h,ga, and
every 'hDg had risen to what might DO truly ter ied
4" var prices.H
IN r gard to the slaves or caorcd population, there
WA no controlling thsm rips Tor reocniou
at moments warning In feet, such p ch haa the
teasiai oTeboaipss thai On ,ht 2G.h altino tho
cry ui &c Orleans WIS u state o; tho greatcss CON-
been conccctco by POPULATION prc,k
open cbelhon, AID N murGer aud destroy all the wats
II The inioiGStop was great he slye the excitement
was mnch ttcater, for no sooner h.d the intelligence
given which spread hike wildGre end OF the
city 20 The ohsr Ths result WIS., had been dscovo- ed
That leading chief the riugleader the affair,
whom the authorities lad Immediately cd, ard the
military called oui ard martial aw proclaimed.
lie military remained under MfdS during the waslc
right. ard tie g,caer part # the ncN, day bat
ihcn tho iu.Ise feeling OF awe and cad oo cool
down: for suspicious the authorities OF the plot
10 cause their ut.or esuLcton-hni exermina;ion from
the city and the state that Ifpr orders have the
very coohea where the negro assembled guaraci with
armed police.
This proecedog carried 10 such crg,h that they
stationed in pari Of The cauroheE end rnsd
otceis stood at each t1c Of tie pulpit % Sundays and
ciher evenings during the perornaLco OF divine asIvcn
II only by tie iiut Of tn armed exhibition that
terror brought 20 The hearts OF tho slave worsni,
bal rsNf els and thn
braLashed rot tny IN the ftreets but In the plasc5
whero tic baeiSs wcvshpIed, there Is knowing what
dreadful consequences might have ersucd.
Had me preacher u,tersd yiabe that had the
tendency OK ircitir the clored papuation 10 rebellion
he wcrA have been u tnco hrded over to the
OF the anhoritse ard suffered Tie rcualtes coasc1ucn,
upon ouch movements rspcs OF The pooc and
bcen made amonahle " TIE Executive Of The city.
On the 2fih and 2sh Il the same month st
deyfasohtd 10 ho quarantine the lower eide OF
the hgsisspp riyer, about hundred OF one hundred
and ATTY rdcs ffora the city, TO sop tie outbmst
spreading, and FOR preventrg other slase territories al
losing iheir slaves 20 come pp Tho rebellion hnt
spread widely and rapidly, and was gaining fearful
od state were the whole state and ths oy OF He 0fcacs
az tho time mentioned that there nc knowing where
TEo ether se.cs in the South through which thls gen
te-nan passed he describes az being IN lawess
ana rrfehors toaeiton and he ataics that II with
the most expert uYilog as he mad - overcome In
sIm6uEasie duAjrl'rs, Tie. cyon made hrs way 10
Vow York The people a ihc Southern s.atos are %
ruFoa to The war. ae arc making pruparstious S.s
they can, 10 leave b.pg aced that fuailn ol
any has conc upon ihe country. and ere whigb il viii
take many cars 70 roPa.f.
The NEW HAMPSHIRE REGIMENT.
WHAT A2EtNGtMEST ARE The oRastTE STATE
BoIs NASiSG TOR THEIR RECEPTION IS sew YoIlx ?
Attegfaihic tCspa,ch 10 Hen I. Il Eonns, OF New
HamTsbire, states that the Frat regim n. New Hanp.
shire volunteers vii arrive horo Sunday mornlag via
the NrsSh route and land At the foot Of yusoy street
The te'mert viii proceed drost 10 Washington, having
LTen rod ihNtr rs tAe govern ncnt command.
"a by Ton. Mason v. gappau tate menOcr Of Goa
gfess flom NV naml@Ane. Us Lleu,nn.At Colonel