, 1861-12-06

There ia no abatement In the city excitement,
and every now and then shont from citizens
and soldiers falls on the car: Preparations
are making by some to send their SICK 1alniaes Hes
up the road. No fears are entertained OF Lie
ztc9 o c'e1oeS.-Mr. Myers has arrived; he left
the gard at Il o'clock The steamer Time, it
is thought is not much injured. but under
range Of the enemy's big guns. Her 10 loss s 1aSt
quite limited. Captains Lanier and Crunp
have al1 their teams strung out, and commu-
ufcation with the lines will be kept up By
wagon trains. The Colorado and Niagara are
stu laundering away at the Baraneaa and
FTee o'czock.-Another gentleman just from
below SAYS that 1t was reported among the
outer camps that the wife Of a Sergeant Major
hnd been Killed in tie yard
a dispatch says our guns and batteries have
suffered no injury.
The firing is still heavy on both sides.
Tie frigates have changed their position and
are not discernible from tue city.
Pensacola, Saturday noon, Nop. %, 1861
The bombarlllnent commenced again this
| morning from the cnemy's side at II O'Clock
| Our batteries instantly replied. and erer since
| there has been incessaut firing, but with what
| effect we have been unable to ascertain, as
! there has been no reliable messenger from
| The ward. OF course there are rumors,
and absurd ones at that, flying in every d.
rection.
/ Our loss up to the present time is only five
| killed and twelve wounded The loss has been
generally at Fort McRae Col. Villipigne, of
the Georgia and Mississippi regiment, among
the latter. His wound Is Slight
/. The steamer Time was spirited away last
night from the yard The Yankees knew Moth
ing Of her escape until morning. She has
marks Of being rather roughly handled, tbough
not severely damaged. Several rife shots
passed through her upper works. Her ma
large quantity Of conamissary and quarterm15-
ter stores, which are unnarmed.
4 gentleman from Warrington and the navy
gard has just come up. He left at 3 O'Clock,
killed at the yard, and that some Of the build
ings had been materially injured. A long
train Of government wagons had just entered
| the yard when the firing commenced. 4 mum.
| her Of animals were killed-the darkies quit
I their teams, and such scramble for safe
| places fyas never witnessed since that Of Bull
| Run
At 2 O'Clock some houses in the yard, o.
! ! below it, are On fire. The enemy are thrown!
hot shot. There are but few wooden building;
,. | in the yard. 1t Is said number OF them al,
!, slightly injured.
The tieyt have been pretty much all dry pay
f ing their respects to tile yard aud the batter
t les at Warrington
Gen. Bragg visited the batteries yestertla,
| after the action commenced. He eypresse;
} himself delighted with men and guns, and i:
: confident Of success.
: Several sill Of vessels arc in sight-one o
them large steam frigatt.
have just learned By the glass that the fir
) in Warrington is the Baptist church.
! P. S.-The Episcopal Church and the new
! | Marine Barrncks are on fire, as well as VIC cal
make out with the glass.
forgot to mention III the proper place thu
+ the enemy ceased tlrlng yesterday e!ening 4
six O'Clock. Gen. Bragg stopped Only on ac
! count Of q severe storm Of rain and wind
: PENSACOLA, Nov. 25.-EycrEthing is unu
+ sually quiet. The enenly's shipping keep be
t yond our range. No additional feet has al
E rived. Our Killed and wounded on Friday, b.
the cayiug Of the magazine ut Fort McRae
numbered eleven persons. No casualtic
n since.
; The affair Of the black fag is tins allude
: to by the Charleston Courier Of the 25t1:
War in its best estate is war, and is Aorrib1
:. enough If we must meet invaders let us NEE
) them with all tie mctagation which inyasio
e affords. To say that no prisoners are take
t under any circumstances, is only to ppc1af1
: & war Of determination, on which both sidt
will suffer uselessly. Thecry of externinatior
black flag, and no quarter, is shouted most ye
cifcrons1F by some who are eyading any kin
t Of war. People who fight arc willing cnoug
! to accept Il war Of rules, as long as possible
= and if they catch thieves and inccndiarics, the
= are readily discriminate against them III ElYt
- | OF prisoners of Tar.