The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-30
NEWS ER0M PENSACOLA.
OUR PENSACOLA CORRESPONDENTS.


PEssAooL,, Fla, HpriI 10, hssa.
AseaaerS J United Sto.s Eiea-F1ag Of Truce =
Es,t Piclens
Two United States vessels have put to sea. ms
6eet probably informed OF the Of yrgnia
to-day. There ase many virgnians In die aeet Il -
supposed the ships will put into Norfolk for narbor
Captain pearson for many years sailing master IN War;
ripgson Navy Yard, to Fort Pickens to day with
nsg Of truce. Subject OF visit not transpirsd.
There thre British ships in port, viz:-rhe Lwa
there Ia British Consul Pensacola, where
needed at this time. Mr. VIM H. Judah acted a. Wee
until the home government rescnded the emoluususa 0
he oGice, and made Of labor without conpeass,
when Mr. j. declined further service There Spanish
Mexican and Brazlisn Vice Consus here.
lbe appearance Of French, English Spanish d8ot -
1 hourly anticipated of this harbor
The star RACES and predict tho rss1lt.
PENSACOLA, April IL, Isel.
Intelligence qfHs FaA of Port Supr--oo Rsceie6-Ar-
rest Of Ne,opapcr Covespon ,est-Reiafoy1mw ~
ne Confederate 1fyny-Mocen,.nts Of the United &nass
Fleet, dc DC.
This city thrown into intense state Of exots-
to day by the arrival OF telegraphc despatch to
Mr.. lie Baron, Of the firm OF Judah h LIE Baron. g.
nouncing the surrender Of Fort Sumter Crowds sur
rounded the telegraph oce for hours and copy of tho
despatch B. ing placed bulletin, It copied and
recored and carried post haste through the adjaceat
country The joyful intelligence received with e.
hnsisstic cheers by every load Of troops a. theg
arrived.
The cageness for assault Fort Fckens increasBe
hourly and II is not only from day to day, bat froa
that the order for the attack expected -
BE- given. Whether General Bragg thinks himself str0oG
enough TO rick an attack NJ present rests with ninse
He Will act with vtgor when he doee act.
correspondent Of the Pensacola OJsovn was placed
under to day. by order Of General Bragg for Inn
prudenty dscosDg some Of the Generals designs TO the
enemy through the columns OF newspaper. The
poIdent was brought up from Warrington, which,
is about six miles from Pensacola and General
p,aa baad rfQ in Of uard of Ma
Orleans 2ouavts The sodiery and people much in
censed against him, ard " was feared at one time he
would be motbed. He was however, sent under q
guard Of OF the Pensacola troops to Mont
gomery. wtere bis case viii be disposal Of
TO be careful and properly go for the country 10 now 10
state of war.
from New Orleans arrived 10 day, under command oe
Capt Howard zachary, WHO spoke in complimentary
terms Of the HgsuD.
Capt. zachary brought his command overland from
New orleans, Going about forty five miles marching
in tip.op condition. Arnoug he detachmen, q aum-
Der Of French I0uayss who fought In the Italian war
and were distinguished at solierno Two more compa
MES Of z6uaves expected from New Orleans.
The government at Montgomery IA overwhelmed with
offers u troops and the active private secretary Of tho
Secretary Of War, Mr. j. Hooper, Is kept constantly
busy writing letters declining the offers. Two compa-
mics efered from Nnnesots
II 10 reported that about hundred troops from the
United states feet obtained entrance 10 Fort PIckens
few nights sac by ancing ON santa rosa Island. The
suspicion. The Brooklyn has hauled n shore, for the
purpose, probably, OF getting better view OF what
10 B 1 s The wssa oOsSSs
witchlike.
POSTSCRIPT.
PENSACOLA, April 2I, 1891
Major Brsa:ords command OF Louisiana troops, coa-
sIstpg OF the Crescent Rifles and Louisiana Guard, as>
tended divine scrvice today al the Episcopal church
and listened auertvey to eloquent discourse from
Rev. Or. scott.
10 morrow the Confederate States Congress meets
at Montgomery s expestcd that among the fret acs,
viii be declaration Of war, and then may expect
the ball 70 open on Pcsens II win be severe night
unless Major Brown surrenders before the begins.
Ten thousand dollars s 10 DO given 70 the member or
the Mississippi Ree who first reaches the interior Of
Fort Pick ems.
Everything is eue, here today, and the churches.
q Which there are sye Or s.xcssholc, Epscop:lIsa,
eresst-were wei attended today.
Mayor Grses made fo,sy on the gamblers yesterday,
and rehgioue city, for ito size and temptations
Permits 10 VISIT the camp at Warrington have 70 %
written in French and fSgish 10 insure sse ana
esrcss y strangers Many Of the Housves oo guard 40
not understand English "a. = =.
rev sys resd sib uterest b excite apprehensious
an 10 the final result Of the present struggle
stated IN nv that there were but three British
re,sss here There are six, and the interests OF Tho
prtsb marine seem 10 require the presence ofa Woe
consul here p~x..o,,, 49,, an ,ss,
xorvmns 5 ne Inced Sotss r,~f-7As Raarccd 10 Mtaf-
| cmyy Nearly Comp,eed-Dsfncs Of ~ 7ows and Har-
| Tor T Psnsacoi -Risid Smretascs-PmMoela Pt-
lsss-RoHlesnaies in Fort Piakms-car,,ry Ordered -
ne camr--steam0s Habana and -Sar n Ne Wss--
me 7sregroph-HigA 7ssdsen, &c, dc.
The Geei have moved toward Fort Pckcns, having pro
badly accomplished an they intended while the wsst
o senta Rosa The feet have not yet heard Of TucoaS
| blockadpe proclamation. 81 lN saa
The defence ri the city Of Pensacos has become an on
jcct of interest 70 tho sorsmandug General ,t~
: Tho railroad comwuniessea bcswsea this 0'sJ saA