The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-18
KEy WEST, May Q, 1851.

KKy wEsr, May Q, 1851.
EThe brglDcauo Baxter arrived from Pensacola the 9th
met, and Is disckarging part o, cargo of lumber at
this port.
The bark A. B. Hartman Blanchard, arrived on the
9Th from Hayre, touching here fer orders.
The schooner D. N. Richard, Ives, arrived from PEN
sacola the 5th, leaking. She wirepair.
Hrhe United States sloopofwar st. Louis, Capt. on
saiied for Garden Key, Tortugas, on the 9th inst.
The schooner Narragansett, Captain Hail. arrived from
New York the 9th rs with freight for this city and
For. Taylor Passed the schooner j. N. Genin on the
Banks
The schooner Pinta, Dennison, arrived the 7th
from Vera Cruz. She had been chartered by Quarter
master Gilen TO take cargo Of lumber to Fort JEFF
ferson.
The United States steamer wyaudot, Capt Baldwin,
from Pensacola the sh inst She has come over to
procure GOALS stores, water, xc. She will also undergo
repars, and sail on her return on Tuesday next.
The United States steamer Water Witch, Rockendorf,
commander on the 9Th from Pensacola, via Havana and
rorturas She bripgs no All quiet at For:
Pick, when sha left.
Major french in command OF the United States troops
Key West fred salute at Fort Taylor the sh inst
in hoSor OF the anniversary Of the battle Of Palo Alto
Tho mail sent from New York by the British steamer
Ksrrak Capt Browpless, arrived in this city the sth
The United states mail from Ne y Orleans due at this
port the 9th inst, has not arrived
reef reports that the ih the British ee OIL Key
Toraner,t near Cape Florida. II consisted OF a three
decker (nirety guns and three steam screws boat
orders 10 quire II the steam gnboat styx had been in
at Key West She has nc. visited this port since the
spring Of 1855
In Consequence Of the uhammatory of the Key Of
The Gap newspaper, which represents the ultra senti
ments Of the Key and other the order
~ the President suspendpg the act f habeas corpus was
published By hs Vim III. French commanding o0i ,er OF
the United States troops stationed Key West TO the
people Of the town the 9TH inst There Is strong
| Union feclrg now In the ascendant.
The city remains quiet and perfectly healthy.
Capt A. Craven, in command OF the naval forces on
hs station, has published the folio wing proclama
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Notice s hereby given that no trading coasting or fish
ing vesscs will be permitted TO sal from his ,r for
any other port place In Souih Carolina Georgia Hssi
sppi, Mabama Louisiana Texas, nor 10 any port or
place within the limits OF this State Swing aud except
ing ouch places may be Included in the range OF keys
ex,es ding from the Tortugas to Cape Florida
All vessels having cleared for sea viii exhibit their
clcarances on board Of this ship before they win be a
whatever kind viii DC permitted 10 leave this port with
clearance for Havana unless such fishing vessel or yes
scs bare on bosrd ga fare of 6sh.r
No vessel viii be permitted TO enter depart from this
| harbor between the times OF sunset and sunrise.
AL vessels arriving here at night directed to an
chor telo Y the government wharf
Any vessel violating these regulations will b, dealt
with as II violating a blockade.
Given board the United States steamer Crusader har
Dor Of Key West, Nay 0. 1861.
i. ACGC sTUS CRAVEN, Lieut. COMMANDING