New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-05
FROM PENSACOLA.

From the Warrington correspondence Of The Pensd.
cola Observer of the 18th, we have the euboined
tracts:
The Wyandotte created some stir on yesterday by
her moyeInents she steamed up and went ont TO the
Sabine and ST. Louis off the bar the latter hoi-ted sail
soon afterward; the Wyandotte returned went up 10
the Navy Yard left Their aferward and proceed
ed to Pensacola. 1t appears thst provisions over 1T
Fort Pekens are not so very plentiful said to
be the case Anderson's fate seems TO be pursuing
Slemmer.
Col. CLAYTON of the Alabama Regiment formerly,
now of the Confederate States, generously donated
the man who had lost his arm one hundred dollars.
man was shot at the RedOubt last night, in at
tempting to pass the sentry without the countersign
He died soon afterward No blame is attached to the
sentry as he only performed his duty. The deceased
was a membArof the Red Eagle Company
The steamer Kate Dale, from Mobile, arrived here
this morning with large quantity OF provisions, oOO
stand of arms and 200 600 ball cartridges from Mount
Vernon Arsenhl, in charge OF our gallant toWnsman
Lieut.. r l.. Syeetman.
The Mobpe Adrert,ser of the 2Sth gives the following:
Cart. Ben Lane Posey of the " Red Eagles" arrived
at q this morning from Warrington, Fla, having ieI
there Yesterday evening at o'clock. We gather from
him the following items:
That be left there thirteen companies, numbering 10
the aggregate about 00C men. Eleven Of these com,
panies are om Alabama, one from Atlanta, Co., ana
one from Milton, Fla. lie Informs us that ten COM
panes Of Alabama troops have gone into the service OF
the Confederate Staes bis company being one OF mem
Capt Poeey returns tomorrow, and WILL in the mean
time, receive new recruits for his company.
Capt L. has command Of the "Redoubt,' very
pretty little fort, 900 yards in rear of Barrancas 1t
s now, be tells us, the strategic point OF Pensacola
and upon il depends in large measure, the saety Of
all the rest of the mainland posts defends their In.
land approach ia Gaze of land attack in the rear.
letter appears in The Montgomery Mail Of Sstur.
day Last from correspondent just returned from Pen.
sacola We make TIE following extracts:
NJ t,a
tho capture, the night Of the 10th met, OF the
schooner Garry by Capt Steedman Of the Wilcox True
Blues. The schooner taking advantage OF the shad-
owe OF Dighi, trying, against orders to convey
coal and supplies clandestiney TO the chip Wyandotte
for tie use Of the United States fleet. The 0incer III
command getting wind Of her msfion, ordered CaP..
| Steedman to proceed with detail OF men from bis
conrany, and, if possible, intercept her. The gallant
| young captain pr curing open boat, made chase,
and aft difficulty in finding her, succeeded IL
capturing her aluost under the very bowr OF the wy
andote and proudly bore her back Ne the r PT'~e VI
tie new Coniederacy. ,
| Another noted "Institu'ion" connected with the
military arrangements below, is very dimlno'ive
steamer uped for pairolng the bay, to pre-
vent supplies reaching the enemy. Some OF tue
| boys have dubbed her the " Wild Cat, ara manned
With detachment Of volunteers, il is iuteresb &
| 10 watch her as bird ike she scuds Ger the dm b
blue waters, now stoying aud dallying about the
Wyardotie as ii coaxing Ter for tight, new eccentric
| breakirg away and running clpsc to the walls Of
Fort Pickens feeming ,ay to her, Take op II
| yon want .o,' and Thea, apparently emboldefe ed
| with her success, dasliug out beyond Flick MS, and
with sort Of daredevil elifonery masig the circuit
of the feet. aud may be overhanlng some Suspected
craft under guns, Il single broadside Of vrich would
blow her 10 atoms She is the terror If the few bad
men on that ssrt of the whose eur iaty or rraeh
cry eads them carry All illicit trstc with our en-
e,aies. As the germ Of the Navy Of the new Repub-
lie" long may sue wave