The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28

have taken pAce In ths opsn day end in e. ssssss
New Orleans. These men have been dragged al,ny
subjects. FortunAssb they friends bethought them tha
there still British Consul In the city, VINO would
protect hia country EDsiish, Irish Or SCOTCH NJ
made enevgetc representations 70 the aushortes who,
aer some evasion gave orders that the Impressed vo-
l Has should be DISCHARGED; and the Tiger
Rifles" and other companies deprived Of the ser
vices Of thirty I'VE British subjects whom they had
taken from tber usual avooatons The Mayor promises
.uSs
should be taught % pay some regard 70 tina vsages q
civilized nations. There Strange laws hero and
Of foreigners which would BE- wei to inquire INTO ana
Lord John Russell may be able 70 deal with them at a.
vorsble opportunity.
FREEDOM Or OPINION C0MfrXTxLy ABRoGAifD-A "NoB AND
A "RAgsIx' cos1HoL
AS TO any liberty OF opinion real FREEDOM here the
boldest sousherner would not dare " PAY AhAdow OF
either exists II may be ~ bad In the North for all
know but 1t must be remembered that In all nv commu-
ncacrs speak Of things they appear 70 10 be In
the phase where at the time. The most cruel and
themselves citizens The national falling Of curiosity and
pyrg into other peoples affairs is now rampant and
sumes thc name and airs OF patriotic vigilance Every
stranger IL watched every word is noted espionage
msnds every key hole and every letter box love
try takes TO eaveedfoppng and freedom shAves mems
heads and packs men up in boxes for the usarsn0e Of
'KNG coI1ons" rRosE BUT ON s'yIcE v1oiEscs, MsxRY
AND NURDxa"
CITY tuof6 VI tefr1Oie 6uD6tr0uU
tice, riolse misy end murder, aehch the Aeels Of
TIE Coaen Kp9s chav rumble gyafin9y and On pkicA
rest IN dangerous security the feet 81 MS rvWe There are
everJay with orders not 70 return with less
hve cent-sny thing more they can keep. But II they
do not gain that-about 90 Cd aythey liable 70
punishment; they may be put into jail on charges Of
lsznete, and may be fofgea dd s6Sn, and TO
be half starved Can any thing then be more suggestive
%er re-
DAY persons found drowned in the river names
known" The italics are mine. Over and over again
has the bOsst been 'epeated 70 me that the
plantations lock and key are unknown or unused in
The planters houses. Blu, IN he Ct yes they are mach
used heHgh scdrrely trusted It appeays, indeed, tina,
unless slave has made hs or hsr mir to incur the
dreadful penalties OF fight there would be inouce
ment to commit theft. fUr money jewes would be
That ali the slaves indifferent to before
them certain AT the house Of PAINTER the other day
one OF them asked my friend, 'Win we be raace 10
work, nassa, when ole Ength coIae" An cid domestic
in the house OF gentleman In this city taid, there
are few whites in ins place who oughs not TO be killed
for their cruelty 70 Another said tOh, just wait
till they attack Pckese These little hinss signif
cant enough, coupled with the notices Of run&ways
the Judgments In The police as TO show that sill Ia not
and thsIe have heeo masy paragraphs stating that
slaves have contributed the fumes State
defence anu that they generally show the very best
epris.
GOVERNOR M,oofy1N's Pho rAMAros-r4m STRATEGY AS
TALKED or III THE SOUTHERN COMMANDERS.
BY the proclamation Of Governor hagof1o, a copy Of
Commonwealth OF Kentucky, and Con mapder in Chief Of
sl her military forces on land water warns ali States
Confederate States that he viii fight their troops they
attempt 10 enter bis Commcnwes Thus, Kentucky
sets up for ITSELF white Virginia the Of desruc
ton and actual invasion has taken place Of her soil
II exceedingly difficult OF comprehension that with the
numerous troops artillery snd batteries which the
ederae Journals TO be In readiness 70 repe At
tack an nvasoa which took place In face Of the euey
and effected broad river. with shores readily
defenstble, ehould have been unresisted. Here II Is
which the United States troops 70 be allowed to make
their way into Virginia, thai they may at conve
nien place be eaten mp by their ensies and II we hear
that the Couederates Ut Harpers Ferry their po-
sition, believe sone such plan really exists,
although il is rather doubtful strategy TO permit the
the POms the - ex
be really occupied WITH design OF using it point
arpi fer movements sgainss the North and any large
number Of troops be withdrawn from Annapolis, Wash
pgton and Baltimore, leave those places COM
paratvey undefcnde Eruption IN force Of the Con-
ederates the right flank and 10 Of General Soottg
army might cause most serious inconvenience, and
danger h,s communications not the possession Of the
places indicated
Looking at the map, it is easy to comprehend
that . march eouthwards irom Alexandria could
be combined with offensive movement by
the forces said TO be concentrated In and around
Fortress Monroe, 80 as 70 place Richmond itself
esss must be fought in that Vicinity, Or tie pgess:
possible for any the movements Of the
troope both sides. These companies are scattered
Df04QcAet over enormous 6Xp90S6 OF St805
where concentrated In any considerable numbers
to have had their position determined rather by local
circumstances thai by considerations connected with
the general plan Of large campaign.
In few days the object Of the recent movements will
be better and Is probable that your
popdent at New York will send by the same mail which
carries this exceedingly important Information, TO
which !, in my present position, can have no access
tFtEC1s OF THE MocKADx-AcaIoS OF BRITISH
THK CONFEDERATE sEZuRks USITKD STATES vEsssIs.
The influence of the blockade will be severely felt,
combiued with the strict interruption Of all intercourse
by the Mississippi Although the South boasts Of its
and OF its amazing richness and abundance Of
produce the constant advice IN the Journals 20 increase
the breadth of land under corn 10 neglect the cotton
crop In consideration Of the paramount importance Of
causes indicate apprehension Of scarcity OF food II
the struggle be prolonged. Under any ciroum-
stances, the patriotic ladies and gentlemen who
their mines TO suffer little in the flesh. Al
they can depend on is q supply of home lurpries,
isdsam cora and wheat, the flesh Of pigs, esed ont
agi small supply of hef and aanAos, 0iN consti-
ute the staple of Mesr food Butter there will be none,
and wine will speedily rise TO enormous price. Nor
vii! coffee he had except which viii place
them out of the reach OF the mass OF the community
These the smaiiest sacrifices Of The blockade
not yet enforced here and the pryateers of the port
are extremely active, and have captured vessels with
The cay before yesterday ships belonging TO the United
States Va this river were seized by thu consideration
Ihst the time OF grace ACCORDED to the enemy traders
had expired Great the rush to the Consuls office
transfer the menaced property from ownership under the
Stars AID STRIPES British hands, but Mr. Mswe refused
Tecoentse any uonsac,c, of H. Kind, anlcss bona
fdc had been effected before the aa5on Of the Confederate
xdyshols
At Charleston the blockade has been raised owing ap
parenty TO Of information or Of means on the
part OF the United states government and considerable
Inconvenience nav bo experienced by them in conse
quence On the llth the United States steam frigate
Niagara appeared outside and warned of several British
shps the 18th she visited by Mr. Bunch,
Consul, who was positively assured by the officers
board thai eight ten vessels would be down TO join In
enforcing the blockade On the 18TH however, the Ma
departed leaving the port open aud several vessels
nave since run in and obtained fabulous fe!ghs sug
costing TO the minds OF the of the veSses which
were warned of the proprety Of Masking enormous de-
mands for compensation. The actAe,ners generally BE-
liere, only that their c0nedraey seU be aen ,eded
ba that the &okdde cs be dtsreearded bp England 7hr
affection S her is rrocrttooy rrcdSios and reminds
Of the intensity OF the gratitude which consists
lively expcctat!ons OF favors to come.
The English Turf.
THE ROYAL ASCOT PLATE WON BY AN AMERICAN
HORSE ANOTHER PLATTE TAKEN BY ANOTHER
AMERICAN HACEK.
From the London Herald, June Is.
The only drawback from the complete success Of the
cup day the absence Of the royal procession up
the course the blank which the eaoon the Queens
stand and regret at which
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