New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-27
FROM THE DLocgAOING SQUADRON
Secession TrOOps Leaving Pensacola
Great distress among ;he Gcbeis.
STIZURE OF PRIZE VESSELS.

The United States transport steamer Parkersburg,
euved Oh Wednesday morning. She was last from
the mouth Of The Mississippi River and Key West, and
rerorts a. Key West the United States steamers Cru
ss5er and Wysrdot.e; also, the schooner Wanderer
Of Savannah, which bod been seized. Left Key West
Nay &c, and Oh tie ooh passed tie United States
steamer Wa,eT-Wateh, from Pensacola for Havana.
Arrived OF Pensacola May 80, and found anchored
there the United States igste Sabine, gun-boat Hunts
Vile and ftoresip Release. The United States sloop-
ot-war S. Louis arrived OF Pensacola The inst, from
Fort Jefferson, Torugas. The Sabine and St. Louis
arc both anchored close to the Island of Santa Rosa,
keeping tie encmy's force from landing there.
A negro who had been picked up at the fort from q
raft gave information that 900 Of the Secession troops
had ett Pensacola, and that tley were much in want
Of provisions; also that al the heavy guns on Fort
MoRee, which ia occupied by tie enemy, he'd been
removed and placed on the water batteries Tie gun
beat HurtsyiIle is anchored OF the Bar, to prevent
vessolf from entering leaving Pensacola The q. s.
steamirigatc Niagara arrived OF Mobile June ., 10
blockade that port and On the day took schooner
as prize, which wss anchored cloee under the land
wreckng an Engish ship which had been ashore since
Let Spring Al noon the steamer Mount Vernon took
three Of the fgates boats and having run in for the
land ne far as WIS deemed prudent the boats were let
20, and palled for the schooner being about hundred
yards oA
They raw the crew attempt 10 raise the anchor, but
marine being ordered to discharge bis musket across
her bOws stopped them from any flltber attempt to
get away TIE vessel was taken quite By surprise,
end II is probable that they hardly thought it worth
while to keep lookout in the heat Of the day. The
schooner name is the Aid Of Mobile formerly Of Long
Irard. The captain and crew were allowed to depart
ia he schooners boat, the former pleading very hard
10 ave HE vessel bW tie Lieutenan, commanding the
expedition told him tha. he would give him order to
tale charge Of tie United States revenue enter at
Noble, and If be the clptainl would bripg her out,
tsfy would then make an exchange Of vessels. The
boas crew then railed the anchcr and towei Ter out
GONE distance, when they set SAIL and anchored q, p
H. the Stars and Stripes flying from the peak, under
the guns Of the frigate Niagara.
Tie PaTkenbGTg left her anchorage OF Mobile at 5
D. no. Of the 9Th arrived at Pass Outre June z and
founi the United States soopoi.wat brooklyn block
tdirg the Pass Counted ten large ycsses aground on
the Bar Permission had been given for tow-boats to
take shrs 70 sea until the oh June, when the blockade
would begin. On the 9Th, anchored aongside the
United States steamer Powhlisn, which vessel is sta
toned az the SOuth-West Psss. 4 great May ships
leave by this way, ard will be allowed to do so, until
jane Is. when notbing viii he allowed in Or out.
len Souih-We,t Pass on he 9Th for Key West, end
arrived on o. 18th. There in pot United States
Hag..hip Mississippi, CsRsader, Mohawk, and Il. r..
Cuylor; also steamer Sawaune, Salyor OF Tampa, ard
the schooner Wandcrcr. The last three ere przes and
manned ly officers and men Of The Gulf squadron.
The three-u ssed schooner Forest King Fair Haven,
arrived On The I3th from Rio Janeiro for Ney-orieans
She was seized AID prize crew put or board, aid
saiea for Neg FORK tho 18th. The CAPITA aG ans
and second officers are passengers on the Ps,kefsourg
On tie ljtb the flagship Mississippi leit Penfacoa
1 but grounded going out Of the hsrbor. The Noun
Vernon and Crusader went TO her assistance and afte
failing out her heavy guns and coal che ioaied on h
| 10th. She received injury but returned for coal an'
wafer ind salcd agsin the 10th foI Pensacola. Th
Psrkersburg afro sailed the l9ih and on the 2jtl
passed schooner Fores! King for New-York, when Of
| Absecom.
The United States stoam-tIansPort Chempeake Capt
Wielf arrived q, ,his port Wednesday morningirou
Fort Jeenon TOrtugss via Key West, having in tow iht
transport Pskersburg, which vessel broke her shaft OF
the onward passage. Capt W. reporte the garrison
at Fort J,nersJn all well, and sufficiently suppaec
with provfions and ordnance. The Chesapeake bring
the following passengers: Richard Iartie +. A. Bar
rift G. ID. Wareu j. +. P.eIti-s, Samuel Walker,
f. PonGeld, J. W. Robinson, and FIVE in the Storage
Capt Holman # the parkersburg reports the troops
at Fort Pickens all well with plenty Of provisions.