The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-30

comes 70 shoot the aboltionisls" Ana away he
started en- rim 70 attend = some hospital duty
buildings N the country desgccd for smiiar purpose
Inc main bald ng comrands fine view OF the blrhor
fcation and Is surrounded with beautiful groves of live
oak, piue bay, pride Of China magnolia ami myrtle
tres, WIN the scrub palmetto and ssssaras AMI fdl
grown hg trees imrartng an air OF picture sqe beatty
10 the scene The hospital proper contains wards Cor toe
accommodation Of some six hundred patients The roo
ventilated receiving during ne ary every hour ia The
day end night the heathfcl sad bracug brc fresh
the SOUTH bes two tiers Of capacors terraces on
all sides, and II would SEEM had been erected by Uncle
Fam WIN On eye TO the comfort Of patients and attend
ants WITHOUT regard TO expense. To the right and left
some thirty feet distant, two bulldogs, smaller
but SIMILARLY constructed with the main one OF course
pgs generey used for the quarters OF the
and other otcers but at present the 10 the right -
gcther the situation Of the hospital and the adjacent
buildings surpasges that OF any watering place h1.e
The United States for saabrity aud beauty Of m'rue
There but patients the hospital at present
among them 10 NJ. st. Clair Morgan, VINO was severely
wounded in duel on the beach short distance from
the hospital a few weeks since.
TIE ladies' li,ary Aid Society of Pensacola ZEAL
ousy at work hight and day. making cartridges for the
large gups sacks sani clothing for troops repairing
Garn eLts and d1ng such other needu labor tho
gencies OF the require. There hun
bred members Of The society. few days since in
junction with other ladies' in Pensacola they presented
Two eiegsnt Tx banners suitably inscribed TO the Pen
facoia Guard and Rifle Rangers.
Who is that young fellow beating drum so vigorous
Typ we asked the other day, company Of troops
passed down the wharf 10 take the boat for Warning
That il the son or Senator OF the Untod States
Congress- was the reply. He crums well little fur
Their on the wharf young man ia military garb,
cupy leisure hour, while waiting for the
departure by catching fsn, which abound penteoasly
N Pensacola Bay That youny soldier is the grandson OF
John j. Criltepoon, OF Kentucky
No Intentions have Gs yet been expressed by ret32ns
IN Pensacola TO apply for letters Of maYq9e under Pros
dent Davis proclamation.
Among the prcminent military persoDages who
here 10 Colonel IccRrdge, OF Nicaragua celebrity ae
leaves soon for Virginia, the purpose OF ensting
regiment for offensive aud defensive operations North
Captain oHara also c. the Mexican and the editorial
tripod, in cerjenctiou with John Forsyth in Mobile
one OF tie fret commanders under the confeer1 ey
OF Fort McRae, is here captain in the army OF the Con-
fcceIate States He goes TO Kentucky to recruit
rany, with the intention OF marchiug to Wasblng
with the grand arnase Capt. George II. Shorter, C. s.
Of the Montgomery Adre, has just returned from the
capital OF the Confederate Staes aud viii be alta he'd
the Quartemaster's depar ten with prospect or going
70 Halls Landing 10 superlutend the transit OF troops
coming by that from Southern Alabama aui Ioa
eiana 10 Pensacola and Warrington.
One OF the United States shps supposed the upply
put tosea this afternoon. transport steiner novo
from her moorirgs and selmed to the eastward probl
bly, also going to sea- after dschargng cargo at Santa
Rosa The arrival of the Charleston oel in this quarter
vii not ssonish the natives the conera Bu,
The advent Of the entire Navy OF the United STATES here
or hercaoous VIII not occasion any alarm among these
who here n defend their soil the tread Of
whom they relgousiy believe 10 be hostile invaders
Three gentlemen OF Bagdad, Fla, have taken 81 0C0
worth OF Confederate States stock.