New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-25
ADDITIONAL WAR NEVIS.
EROM KEY WEST.

hey WEST, June 9, 1861.
gbe ship Charmer, Freeboru from New-fors, with
asRryo of coal arrived the ID inst. She struck upon
che Triangle Shos in entering tho hsrbor and com
Epeoced leaking badly. she n now discnaigng cargo
III tie naval whaIf .
The steam gunboat Montgomery Shaw, arrived the
Sd fsom NewYork. She has 900 bbl. freight for the
Naval Storeseeper. -
sa and sailed the ZANE day for Havana, from which
er. she returned the eth inst. She Is detained
by Commodore Meryine, and refused clearance TO
Tampa
TIC steam Qunboat Star of the North, Capt Kear-
asy called the 4h inst. for Fort Pckens. Capt Cha-
p ID Artillery went in her passenger, to JOIN his
ocfps NJ Fori Pickens.
The steam gunboat Suwanee, Lielt. Duncan, arrived
she 4tb from Font Piebens.
Tie steam gunboa; Massachusetts, Smith, arrived the
9Th from Boston.
The II. s. 1unboat WyaudOtte, Capt. Baldwin,
szled on the 9Th for Fon Pckens.
J7e u. 5. gunbost Massachusetts,, Smith, sailed on
the 9TH Tor Fort Pickens.
gbe l.. S. steam fIigaie Mississippi, Com. mervine,
arrived the 9Th from Boston. and rs now cosn9 at
Che naval wharf.
1be u. S. suI.boa, Water Witch, Rohendoi, sailed
on The 9Th for Fort Pekehs.
dhe steam guuboat Crusader, Lieut.. Craven, szl!eh
the Sh for Havana
Arrived 10th, steam gnnbOat Mohawk, Lieut.. Strong,
fru,a Fort Pickens Left al quiet in Santa Roea-
KY WEsT, June I6 IS6I.--EYeTything here Is
qies. The L. S. flag ship Mississippi sails Tomorrow.
Flag. Officer Mefyine viii touch At Fort PckenS, and
thence visit all the ports bio kadei by his squadron
A few days since much anxiety was caused by the
publication By Commodore MerVne OF he following
PROCLAMATION.
70 al nAo@ gay oeesey" Wil'm Mervine Rag oaee,
United S:zes Naval forces Composing tho o1n
.qssTon give hoce BY vias and aStaoriy
veed and IA puspsnee Of te proosnstion Of h, Excel
April 10. and April e. positively that en- eaeotys
beessto cfih n0rt Of Key West Florida has 6eea e.eihed
s.. (pOb,e AIMED vessel, Of fosita Power. alone eIeepTa
No. N.
Flag Officer Mississippi BlOc1sdisg Gull Squadron.
The order Of blockade took the town by surprise,
1snd The question every tongue How are we 10
bed ourselves and families We grow nothing, our
vessels now their way from kew-YorS with sup
piies Tor our merchants ordered Oft, and the OPP
portunity for leaving the Island taken from US, we
nust starve But brighter prospects beamed upon us
The DAY following the PRONUNCIATION OF this unCaed-
for and extraordinary order, when thore appeared
uon the street this modified appendsge 10 the
above:
IT,. a.,o, ofblSSfs5e a. tI port rn$ BY os the esh
sb f eaIed In iis terms TO allow es:n Ste trading
To % 5s. sS Key 1 es. sHd the d ,nd
the We India s long 1t Is confined 70 swfm oojo,ts
.. "Po BY ne E.yl coHa,oSsy tOtioesd % Obi; port
TIKI. The S ,SaR,onts WIZ I ssS ssrtioS a snR
hem in "a lace tho day before was coed news, and
the Unoa .en who felt that they were in prison, and
must fare us badly the Seoessiorsts themselves.
bleathed mo ~ nicely.
a few DAYS after the above publications the Col
eC4or Of the PORT Charles Howe esq, issued the fol-
lowing notice;
81 Of Goa raodors William Asyiae commanding the
Gulf Blockk1hx adon the and vessels
ard ooats rtqirss tte registers earo.1els
sn1 licenses e ti date they Lyivc ~ pot aud
tske the Osth Of oNnelA alp 1coordiog 60 law.
And before any yssiVf boat viii % permitted to leave tho
rbog Cl Key West obtain clearance nd permit
om tho Castor House srh the cpj,e Of Their
''1eept potbohs thea Iezf.G daily oruisuy goGDdsl
-ae ce4rspee and penn u be sIroyed BY the o1cet ia
snd Of the port And n GHy vessel o. boat Is found
tah cieaIsa1e kc they gill 3, dealt with "a violating
tAs bi"eisaA by order a. shove
CHARLES B9HE, Collector.
ne Mississippi yesterday leit port bolUdto piekcns,
g. ~ Gearing the harbor she grounded on hange
'~'aep 70 Vie pa'ti anchorage Ibis morning.