The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-19
OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE.
UNITED STATES, Bmo PERRY, a.,


OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE.
UNITED STATES I3RIa PERRY }
HAMPTON ROADS, July IL, 1851
or Charleo,l- Vessels Ocerhduled and Ordered Awav
from Rebe. Pors-Bochade Of Fernandi~a, Florida,
EstaLlishsd-SAot Of Water-Rav7s to The North
ward, dc.
wo arrived al this anchorage this morning having boon
absent since the oath Of May have not much Of specia
interest to write you You familiar with capture
Of the privaecr Savannah the Sd uit. On the 9Th
arrived of Charleston delivered prize prisoners
into The keeping OF the Flag Ocer and at midnight
in toward the bar displaying certain private signals found
board the privateer and which imported that
Yankee prize to tho secesh, and that wanted the
assistance Of tow. Our ruse Intellectual None Of
Je Davis steamers could be bcgued into coming within
the influence Of thrty-two, probably having recog
ni2ed when spoke the Minnesota. On tho following
morning June g. stood down the coast Of South Caro-
na and about ovorhauled the British bark Sea Queen
from Ascension to Charleston After ordering her to
enter any part of the United Stat south of tho capcs
Of he Chesapeake we fell in with another Engshman
the bark Edward, of Liverpool, in the dsrcpuabe
pany o! small rebel steamer Oft the mouth OF the Edsto
river AS We neared them the lfster probably one of
the Charleston and Port Royal passenger steamboats,
made good her escape into shoa water The bark at
anchor, and On boarding her we ascertancd that her
captain had gone to ST. Helena c. with her papers TO
communicate with her British Mesys Consul at Savan
nah. The mate accounted for her presence therc by
n.
The Commodore subsequently sent her to New York On
the 9th, met the British brig John Barrow of London
from Doboy Island brunswick, Ga bound to Sunderland
with load Of lumber, but unable To de-
tain her because no blockade had yet been estlb-
shed at that port On the following day arrived oil
Fernandna Florida and set the blockade, upon which
duty remained until the Sth inst when water
became reduced to less than fortnghts allowance and
we shaped our course to the northward While stationed
here ordered Off the Spanish brig Juana Teresa from
Havana bound into the St Marys river ard the English
brig Polka from Bermuda for Doboy Island but the
leave Fcrpandna for London with full cargo Of pine and
naval stores the law allowing foreign vessels fteoh days
from the time Of sottng the blockade TO escape from the
blccnded port, and two days Of grace still remained TO
her. From her We learned whether correctly not,
that the rebels, nconsed at oar having captured the S
vannah, were fitting out two steamers, with Of
hundred men each, expressly to take We never had
tho pleasure Of seeing them On the Goth ut spoke
the steamer State OF Georgia. on her way to Fort Pcens
and were cheered with late papers From this time
iii the period Of Our departure sighted other sail
and default OF any other occupation stared at the
comet every night he honored with visit.
On the 9th inst. we communicated with the Wabash,
of Charleston and received htors from home for the first
time since leaving Now York The Union and Vandali.
were also of the barbor On the following day stood
for Hampton Roads, and the nth overhaucd the Br
fish barlcntine Admiral Blake, from Wilmington, n. c.,
with cargo Of lumber aud passengers for London but
very reluctantly forced to allow her 60 hor
way rejoicing since as far a. we knew and as her cap
toned of that port Our boats learned from
Of her that the small stcamug used for carrying
railroad passengers across the Cape Fear river being
fitted out prvateer. Probably she will be profit.
ably employed though she had continued transporting
travellers southward.
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DsIxaR-JosspE --On Wednesday, July IL, by The Rev
j. J. Lyons, AfBgAspBR DKIMAR 10 EMLy, youngest
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