The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-09-25


Foot Rifles, (Chasscurs Pied} Csr. apany Ioo;
to-day for Virginia. We are deHaPftt,ist Paul 'R
FR0E PENsAcoLA.-Ale iterto ~ ~ az thecIn,
dated Pensacola, Sept 10 says: ~ 1aoyIe Adye-2sS
with nine men left the nasY-vard a. " ledeatebnt
its Usual ro9nd Of police duty, and oday night
of since Its thought at the yar, 'as not been b
fallen into the hands Of the fedelaIs sue mas prob
quently show themselves in our watts - 1ey not ugr!
letter to the Columbus Sun, dated D tstheSr
7, says; WenoW have three b1igadier,S nsaeoli Ser
anu report IT, says z9o'ooo lbs powder viii ' On band
QUAY. IlS Is the oeSL prospect fora fa as'e hen
had since our arrival 1t is known a. ISht We ber.
anxious and nothing but his being 'a zen Brag9
the ball from opening He has or5ar. solaler prsTs
unless attacked, and he obeys To- los 70 fire g
Bragg aids said that the general Ind , s oneofG@
mond, Va, four or Ave times for oil'tea to RIA
mencc the fight but each time Was USson to CAM
rails have fired at police boats r'used Thefl.
dock, practice firing at our targets a4 way from d.
the dock, all under the eye of the co1 uay burpsi
and he having has hands tied can do 5obi gaaea
the insults. "O'nlAg to raea,,
The private sentenced to be shot On tb.,,.
killing the LIST sergeant Of his COMPANY ''s Inst d.
his fate. '0ul.s he daer.
PENSACOLA, Sept. l4-Govern-nor.
the wires forbade my teegraphing restrictions 0,
one of the most daring and successful pabe-
the war. This morning at two o'Iel, u Peaito@o
schooner VIM. IL. Judah ninety tons rl ,l eledeas
basin OF the dry dock, at the navv-yar5 Elag1l.
from some halt dozen federal launches was ooarisi
and the vessel burnt to the waters oj ganssPei
consisted of some twelve or fftaor 81 ~, cer
Florida regiment all Of whom. it is ssiJ J''t's Of 3a
until the enemy were in boarding dfstano were asleep
posted on the end Of the wharf gave tba .Sentaa
llon Oh 'nelF approach, but his summons cam.
the enemy were at the door, In I-.l7 700 4s
alter orlel struggle with the half awake D~.' a1t
SNIP hre paIis were thrown all over her do,p la
minutes more and she was a sheet or a leVS ieB
Judah mounted two II pound bowitzo,, u .1 No
discharged amid the burning wreaI5 81, winch Tsa
was heard distinctly in the city. This w s4IosiQa
no doubt lifted cut from the feet and pno5 w
it is thought given them from the boats az, liiloa
deserted our side Sunday night last and v;f Wv lt
charity, 1t was proclaimed had been no ,,a Illolga
federals. For myself have no such yas
ing that the launeh's crew consisted Of ss5 ae learn
as it did andin charge Of anortherD man n Ls1aaea
there were several individual acts of bravo ssh
sides, particularly by the officers who led n " 10Y
1t Is not known what injury was done to tbo
this morning half dozen or more hats viii bni.
through 'Aem were found on the battle Gelja orri,
n.y. nose heaa9 they once covered uncertain 49,.
raj on our side were wounded in tbe fraT ''-l 's''
The Judah was in command of Liaut 9r.u,...,..
detachmentof the Florida regiment Tbooa WY '4
sloop not far off and in charge of some Ms M. aa4
took part in the row and made the rerqs of t5a
rails anything but pleasant While the Iaunctas-
retfeatlng from the basin two briggs each ront Ivy
swiyal gun, turned loose with grape and can1sar
the navy yard, woundng several men at distance 5
ripping the root off several houses
The enemy it is said approached the ysrd fran, n
Pensacola sIde and sentinel after Mailing Them rrs
like quarter horse; one, however with more para .1
on the next post, hailed in military strle and d,As.
his piece; but the enemy were now on tia bo,t n
rascas have had great times aboard the Am,
ioicing at having whipped OUT the dis,aco iaf;.,
on the navy BY Capt Cantons lloDtaom5rr Pi4.
months ago What has bceomeof atbe nsvoI ne
and why soldiers were performing the dups "A -
were the questions frequently asked TODAY pra5.Ef'
secretary Mallory can give che information
Another sloop Of war arrived Till noeni,, !. Al.
o'clock in the feet. She saluted the comro64or. s3
thirteen guns-evdence of her hoino nevly arrr.5
this station.
If the federalists keep on at their tricks tbara ,lb
interesting times over her one OF these DAYS ftss,
of chivalry have not all burned down
EyAcrATIoy o. Snip Is[Ayp ? Nioht befc-aI,.,,.
o'clock the evacuation Of Shin island IT, tbo -
troops was completed. the fort dismautcd ond fSrT
ammunition. etc. removed, This work we. nsragrsi
under the supervision Of Col. Duncan and Liegt GG
Allen. assisted bv Can't. Bond Tieut Brjdrason5rt,
Semmes, of the regular service Thrtv.tTo borr W.
consumed in DESTROYING the fort. soldiers quarters sr
and in removing the troops and arnama1ts dp-f7r
which time two war steamers, two irgaes and sggs9
smaller vessels belonging to old Abe Iincon's feer~s
in sight but at respectful distance they notdarngp
interfere with the debarkation of our men.
Had not the officers of the Lincoln fleet been terf
frightened by the appearance of our transports indie