The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28

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pfy,rg into other peoples affairs Ia ntw rampsat and -
sumes The ana airs Of patriotic yigisnrs Essey
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heads and packs up In Tor the utasraacs Il
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rest IN dangerous security e f ~ kG ,Ae There are
numbers Of negroes who arc sent out the streras
with orders not 70 return with less
nve oeDts-s1Jtbing more they Can keep Bot n they
do not gain thst-About % Cd Ay-they nacIs 20
punishment they nay % Pu. ioto jan On eoasses q
be half starved Can any thing then be suggestive
than this paragraph which appeared In last night
paper"Only three Coro7ess inquest keid yester-
day persoGs found drowned Ia the river names un
known" The italics are mine. Over and over again
has the boast been ,epea,ed 70 that oc the
The planters houses Su, IN The a. va rhsy ave wsea
used, though Scdytely husfed Il appears. indeed that
unless slave has made mp ns or her mir to the
dreadful penalties OF fight, there would he
ment to commit theft. fcr money jewels would be
nseess; eearch would te essy detection nearly certain
That all the slaves indifferent to tho be(0
them s certain AT the house Of PAINTER the other day
one OF them asked my friend, "wll we he mace 70
work, nassa when ole Fngish co.ae AN cid domestic
IN the noose OF gentleman IN this city taIi there
few whites in ihs place who ought 10 DO killed
for their cruelty TO us"s Another said, co.. just wait
till they attack Pickeasv These little n:ns IRE sgnin
cant enough, coupled with the notices OF runaway and
the Judgments In the police sis TO show that a Is not
quiet below the surface ihe holders, however, Rrm
slaves have contributed 10 The various uurs foe STATE
defence anu that they generally show the very best
spirit
GOVERNOR M,oots1N's pxccrAMAnos-Tm sraarsoY As
TALKED cP 10y The SOUTHERN ooNxAsDsRs-
BIZ the proclamation Of Govsruor Aagof1n, a copy OF
which nccte, sou will that the Governor Of the
Commonwealth OF Kentucky, and Com mapder Chief Of
s her military forces land water warns all States
separated united especially the United States and the
Confederate States that he will fight their troops II they
attempt TO enter bis Commonwealth Thus Kentucky
eets up for ITSELF while Virginia the Of dessruc
ton, and actual invasion has taken place OF her soil
II exceedingly difficult OF comprehension that with the
numerous troops artillery snd batteries which the
federae Journals to be In readiness repe At
tack INVASION which took place To fsce of the enemy
and effected broad river with shorcs readily
defensible, ehoud have been unresisted. Here II ls
said that that there mighty plan, IN pursuance Of
their way into Virginia. thai they may at conve-
Dent place be estep up by their enemies and II hear
the. the Confederates II aapers Ferry retain their po
ition, one may believe sone such plan really exists,
although 10 rather doubtful strategy to permit the
United States forces TO gam Of the right bank
OF the Potomac. She the position 1t HRrpers Ferry
be really occupied MN design OF using il a. point
daui Movements sgainAt the North and any large
number Of troops be withdrawn from Annapolis, Wash
ington and BALTIMORE 30 as TO leave those places
paratively undefcnde irrupton force Of the Con-
federates the right flank and of General Soots
danger hs communications, mot the possession Of the
Looking .. the map, it is easy to comprehend
that 4 march eouthwards from Alexandria could
be combined with an offensive movement By
the forces said to be concentrated In aud around
Fortress Monroe, 80 as 70 place Richmond itself
In danger, and If any such measure Is contemplated,
besaas must be fought in that vicinity or the prestige
Of tbs South will receive very great damage. II i'm
troope both sides. These companies scattered
broadcast the enormous expanse Of the Sates and
Wnofe CCnCentrAt00 In CrneQof6Dlo num00f6, seem
to have had their position determined rather BY local
circumstances thai by considerations connected with
the general plan Of large campaign.
In few days the object Of the recent will
be better understood and is probable that your
pendent at New otk will send, by the mail which
carries this, exceedingly important Information, 70
which !, in my present position, can have
EFfEC1S OF THE MoCKADx-AC1loN OF BRITISH
ON THE oosFEpERArr sEHuRks or UNITED STATES
combined with the strict interruption of all intercourse
By the Mississippi Although the South boasts Of it,
souJces and Of its amazing richness and abundance Of
produce the constant advice IN the Journals 10 increase
the breadth Of land under corn and TO neglect the
crop In consideration of the paramount importance Of
causes indicate On apprehension Of scarcity OF food
stances, the patriotic ladies and gentlemen who
are 30 anxious for the war must make up
they can depend on is a supply of home Iur,sries,
i.dsam cora and wheat, the flesh Of pigs essd ont
,o q small supply Of bef and aauAon, soM conai-
t&e the staple of Me:r food Butter there will be none,
and wine will speedily rise to enormous price. Nor
will coffee tea he had except at which will place
them of the reach OF the mass OF the community
TheEe the smallest sacrifices Of The blockade
not yet enforced here and the priyaees Of the pert
are extremely active, and have captured vessels with
Abe cay before yesterday ships belonging the United
States ia thiH river seized by the confederation
authorities, the ground that bad broken OUT
thst the time Of grace ACCORDED TO enemy traders
had expired Great the rush to the Consurs office 10
transfer the menaced property from ownership the
Stals and stripes to British hands, bat H. NSc refused
recognise any nanaco Of III. kind nless sale bona
fdc had been gtaed before the aason Of the G1ederae
kaysh0ls
parently To Of information OF means the
part OF the United States government and considerable
Inconvenience may be experienced by them in conse
quence On the llth the United States steam frigate
Niagara appeared Cutsde and warned or several British
ships the 18th che visited by Mr. Bunch,
Consul, who was positively assured by the officers
board that eight vessels would down to Join in
enforcing the blockade On the 18TH however, the Mia
CARA departed leaving the port open aud several vessels
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