The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-01

She now cal cd the sumter and Ia 80 changed az TO be
beyond recognition She IL very f.ss boat and viii
| devised FOR tho use OF guns on shpboard.
| FEELING OF THE PEOPLE.
Throughout the whole South reign OF terror prevails
No Union man dare speak tho honest sentiments Of his
stantly hung heard to utter against the action
Of these who have plunged the countrywide Pro-
from the young crop, which is springing up aud
which was sown out Of season, In the hope that the
to be dreaded from dearth Of provisions The young
grain y now, however, nearly destroyed by the in,
UNITED STATES OFFICER ARRESTED BY THE REBELS.
The Augusta Ca D6pach, Of the 23d ult says:-We
learn that Brevet Lieut. Col Norris the United States
Army arrested Johnsons Turn Out on the South
Carolina Railroad, on yesterday evening, by Lieut. T.
Smsn and surgeon Dozer, of the Seventh regiment
South Carolina Volunteers Norris had parole from Col.
van Dorm, OF Texas BE had strong in,imations Of
desire to reach Washington City, and excited the suspi.
cions Of Judge Wthers and Dr. JOS Jennings VIII, had
ried to Camp Butler, where he viii undergo an exaaina
SEIZURE OF WESTERN STEAMER AT MEMPHIS.
Inc NASHVILLE (Tenn Banner OF the 28th ut says
The first class Louisville and New Orleans packet Louis
Vile 1000 tons burthen, arrived at Memphis, from New
Strong of the Red Rover, who was passenger on tue
Louisville that she was seized upon her arrival,
$50 hhds of tobacco large lot Of groceries and other
freight for the Morrill, and about 600 passengers She is
owned in Louisville by Captain McCobs Captain Strong
informs us that 10 Is the intention Of General Pillow
arrest the passage Of all boats up hereafter They
are allowed to 60 below, however at their pleasure.
ARREST OF UNITED STATES BEARER OF DISPATCHES
AT NEW ORLEANS.
The New Orleans Picdwtne OF the 26th says
Mr.. William Young Fendall arrived here yesterday
morning from Vera Cruz, per Spanish brgnntine Angela,
been convey ed to Mayor Monroe that there was apassen
ger on board this vessel who probably wing
por dispatches to Washington City from the United
States ship Macedonian Of the Gulf Squadron which
LETT at Vera Cruz the Aavor despatched special Howard
to arrest him, with his baggage and papers,
Mr. Fenda was brought before che Mayor with all the
packages OF letters In his possesson and the Governor
being informed OF the fact sent Colonel Forstal
duct Mr. Fenda TO his presence On the examination
was ascertained that Mr. Fcnda had been
to carry dispatches from the Mexican Legation at Wash
pgton to the City Of Mexico and having delivered the
same 10 President Juarez, returning home pri
vate citizen. AT Vera Cruz, while awaiting for trans
portaton TO New Orleans, be visited the United States
ship Macedonia and requested by the officers thereof
to carry number Of letters to the United States The
letters were all Of private character except two for the
Secretary OF the Navy at Washington, and for the
third Auditor which simply contained ship accounts Of
the crew, &c but nothing giving any important n,orma
ton Mr.. Fendal was then discharged, the Governor
Offering to provide him q safe conduct.
Mr.. Fenda is the son Of p. r. Fenda formerly United
States District Attorney Of Washington City, and the
nephew by marriage of ex-senator A. g. Brown, of Mis-
sssippi, and also relative Of Hon. NJ Conrad of this
city
We regret that Mr. Fendall was put to any inconve-
nience but the condition Of country renders it
sary that the strctest espionage and should
be made for the safety Of our republic