, 1861-05-22
LA TK1T, FROM pENsA0oLA. .
Acsotnts~f 4 Rebel ssures,:

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) loorts.pesdsaes of the Nobfl. Adrxtl,9:1, =.
:s'@@:::~.-..1FusAooz.A, Frtd4y, 4ay1o.
Thero hi boen no official notice OF i block
ads yet from thu squadron, but CANDLES ran-
ming about looks very suspicious. eoms hAK
dozen sail, al small Yeeeels, were of tho bsr
yesterday AID tho day before, but mons cane
h. They Ill latood on TO tho xeatWard--prob--
ably 1sr New Orleans Or Mobile.
marines, arfived to-dsy, and len immcdhse1y
troops are. to come By railroad tomorrow and
The nezt dsg; Bragg win hare !. enough when
|, they al gst here.
|: Pensacola II hssan ove1run with strangers;
the hotels are well n1Isd, Of eoure, md tho
enly complaint enc hears, IL the high priee Of
living the hotels now charge ono dollar for
dipaer-5a1nine prices. AZ q, consequence,
mary of tns soldiers win dtns With them only
three times week, Instead Of six! II, b.
dell Is making extensive preparations for tho
aeeonmeds!ion Of yiattossi he has already
opened tho 81 AarJ's Hall, and intends ID
ding sixty sleeping apartments to his old
stnE1 near the raihCad depot Mrs. Lawrence
is also preparing for IN increase OF business.
P1xsAcolA. Sunday Night, hay -
Governor Moore, of Alabama, arrived Last
evening: Without ceremony he WIS escorted
tic steamer Time, where quarters had been
arranged for him--tho hotels beicg cronded
to o.erfouing. Tl:s morning he Visited the
Navy Yard, ard Was met on the wharf by
whole regiment Of officer soldlers, In epau-
1ttts 9nd boots. The old gentleman took
On their patrlotiLm aad good looka. he 7tsl.
ted Gen Bragg, and, OF course, talked Of tue
present, epecnlated on the future, and found
o,.: the day Of the hsht-in hornt
Two companies Of Georgia troops, the
Cntbtert Rifles and Gnt1n Light Guards,
4e1 411r Fichf htIU frA.]
more ere locked for BY the tra:ns this evening
| ard tomorrow morning. Ths Contiac.ts!s,
Ct Mobile, learp. are among them:
The Ladies' Battery" Of twe 80 pouEders
intended fer the dsfence Of Pensacola City, is
complete; salute will b. fred and ! dA5 DIS
built by the troops Of II .jor Bradford.
I learu that sfter tomorrow 1t will be diff
cult fer ary citizen to gain adm:t!acce within
the lInes. For the last two Or three days,
toWu ard camp hare bean Inundated By asrlo-
gers, d1arn hither from reports that the t5ht
Nss 10 comme.cc in short time. Indeed, l
was told positively by one of those strangers,
this morning, that the batteries would open
a 5s q a. II: r. o. dssksa =; T. Geaf5 nsE Pr H4S ;e
rsta1y Of VAR" aNo." "Wcll, how dis
you iiad it out!' How did aad 1t out,-
why they Say SO 1t Montgomery" asked no
more questions. =
The steamer PouhstAn AMUSED herself a
couple Ct hours, yesterday morning, III firing
shot ind shell q target. Tho55 who Wit
messed 1t, through gmsses, pronounced them
tunconltei Sac had better tried Fort Meta,
only TWO or three miles distant.
One Of the transport chips sailed this Elorn-
irg to tho eastward. She hsd been landing
provisions etc, 1or more than week
Te learn from the New York papcrs that
fiekens ia proyisioned for six months. Thst's
good neNt-Brfgg may need those stores
after while, aines t1aaa with the. West has
been cut of.
/ hare been requested By several Mobile
friends to lie. them know day OF two before
the light commences, ~ th-y wonld like to
come oTes, look around, and Il need be taxa
hand. would gire them such information
gladly, II it were possible But, commence
vixen it will I don't think l.: risk much
ia saying that In sixty hoars .ftar the first
gun Is fred, there will not be Yankee
left fnFort Pickens. a hundred and fort1 guas
conVerging on any one point si1ty honrs,
would drive the devil from his hole. For
EeTeral days It will be essentially big gun
fght-such fight as WAS never seen On thls
c3utinrrt-a rannonade that Wiu atakc the
land and the scA