The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-31
1HE OckADE.
THE MISSISSIPPI BLoCKADED BY
BROOKLYN.

yHE MISSISSIPPI bLcuhAuED d IN
BROOKLYN.
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,asvs.eh nom Charles A. Fpr 10y ~ oea..
Pioosune OF 'pe -sD' .nat the Brooklyn bock.
.d,ug TIE mouth Of the .,,....,D,,
INC Pensacom correspondent OF the Mobile advertiser
siss thas al vefssls including three from A9Aa
shioo hl been driven from there within t"o or 'h'e
ia, by the biockadng neet
THE PRiyATEER PRIZES IN NEW OhLEANS.
From the New Orleans Bee, may - -
We have had many inquiries from our reaaeIs lo en- IN
amAi'on ooncernug .le q. rus port aad the prizes
NAT have been taken and although we 90 MOI tnns ~
M mn ali the particulars that are 10 our posses
:" pa no ,bsc,i1n 10 giving list Of tbs prize yes
go They are seven number, these captured cy Toe
80, .ssymshp CaIhoun ard two clch by the steamers
nsa S wv and represent total value Of about
a m S0o pretty good beginning FOR three pivatse's
Sss.1t,op for their Condemnation and sale al
1ne arding before the ConSederatss States District
ur Of this CITY, and viii and ouotedly come to an ssue
me Confederate states Sarfhal, Mr. Beverly, hss
advertised his nontion in Inc Of the Milan Ocean
EsgIe Ma Johh Jsrvis and Marshall, notify all IN
fsrsted in them their clrgoes 10 appear before the
nfserate States Court the third Monday fol-
pwipg this publication 70 show cause any they have
way Lbese vessels should not be condemned az awiul
ryes and tie proceeds Of distributed agreeiby 10
rbe prayer o thu libelaats There hAa BEEN some con
seolnre ~ % where prizes coad rfGy tken aud
A. 70 the legal boundary the high We state
positively that the high seas extend TO low wate- tide
mark tina. all OF these vessels have peen properly and
legally captured
The ioosipg is correct list Of the prizes that have
been brought INTO our port up 2 this time
Liverpool with 100 sacks salt, vessel worth ab ,ut
$4,000; bark ooeaD Eagle from Roekland, Ne, with
cargo Of line wosh about $40 600 schooner En- from
rampco FOR Peusacoi with cargo OF bananas oranges
&c, vessel and cargo worth about 50 0C0.
prizss Of the armed steamer V. q. Ivy-Shsp Mara
thon frcsn Narseles, in ballast, worth $35 GOO ship
Abaiuo, from Boston, with cargo OF ice, vessel worth
Prizss Of the armed steamer Music-The MARSHALL, a
splendid ship, from HAVE IN ballast, worth a. least
$4,000 chip John H. Jarvis, from Liverpool, in ballast,
A number OF prominent citizens stock u these
tncky pr.vateers, and they have known before
mae than doubled 10 a week, and viii probably 90 in
Ike ratio. This great SUCCESS too, will give vast
bsrked in privateerng u do 50 tue distant squad
Of the United States Navy have been generally
protection OF lis ships every on the globe Is fruit
full Geld for captures, and at the end OF the war the
south VIII have splendid commercial marine OF prizes
within her own ports.
The BLOCKADE OF THE RIO GRANDE-
COMPLICATIONS WITH MEXICO, ETC.
Ae1csn correspondence Of the New Orleans Crescent,
M.rAMoRos, Mexico, Nay Is, 1861.
question Of some gravity has arisen for discussion
with us in connection with your troubles and that s
whether the blockade Mr. Lincoln has declared
R rande s s 81 ve s
from the United Statos from the Confederate States
free 70 Mexico and the imports Of large section Of
Mexican territory received that way We
Of noIr and groceries. Are 10 stage because your
and Linco'ns cruisers swarm upon ne Gahy suppose
goods and groceries are laden NJ New York for MAta
morvs, they to be stopped because they liable
to be fold TO Texas after they arrive in inarkes
such L. TO be the case Mexico VIII cave 10 protest
against n; and If II is not, the Texans obtain all the
and munitions they desire, not to speak Of provisions
by ordering them thi ough stores from New 10
abe time Of the between Russia and Eagland aud
France great complaint was made by the latter Powers
With the worli no.withsandiSg TIE vigorous biocI
nde q the Baltic By shipping her goods through Prussia
So.nmg S.9q ss ne N Inc premises asd rs the cases
around The precedent II they do not do need feel
m no apprehension o. hard times in this quarter
The authorities on this side Of the Rio Grande
taking all proper means 10 suppress the disturbances
which they have been officially Informed Cortnas
socreate on The Texas frontier General CARA, in
mand On the line OF the Brazos s disposed operate
with The authorities of Brownsville 10 all just measures
% protect that community from evil disposed persons
and be has manifested this disposition by sendug troo9s
after otnas and also by Offering TO CO operate with
criminals escaping from justice, and in suppressing all
evil attempts against the peace Of the country. be is
very iuEtly apprebepsive tina. any disturbance which
night call large 70 &c OF Texans to this frontier would
have but effect TO precpi.ae invasion OF Mexico
and he moot anxious to avoid any occasion for such
The police Of this ely has been strepg hened consdcra
bly, sirce the Texas troops have coupled Brownsville in
order preserve the peace Of the city Soldiers from
Dnlone Fords camp, with revolvers, almost took the
town for the first few days after their arrival but when
orders Issued and enforced to arrest aud dsarm all
disorderly persons the peace OF the city became more
tranquil II IL well Understood that all persons with
Liable TO arrest and the TEXANS leave their pis
tois 1t home oher they boisterous aud rather
inclined TO fgh. The Texans quite popular the
regular troops for though they the Mex
aud make much roise they liberal and gentle
manly, ard seem disposed to be good terms with
and with themselves.
The report that Cotnas had crossed the Texas side
OF the RIO GraIde s without foundation far although
he Re doubt making effort to collect bani do
something OF the eort When he does n he is caught
and made way with the majority Of the peope will feel
well SAITH ned.
T7ag MIA ,o IN
probably numbers Eve hundred with four pe3es OF
artillery Of small calibre Nothing waIlke IN that Is
there!
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