New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19
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r4suce n Mobile
N0'''i PyssaCoLA, F,iday night May 20, 1861.
TIE little rchooner Mary fuarCis returned yesterday
Srom to wreck Of the 81 bile tloop heri ., asto'e
near the Perdidc Livcr. ste IVES Caulole1 ~ :, re
Feet not 10 return when she left for the wregk Her
esptsin after be had saved all hat was possible fro
the soop resolved to the gauntlet. On the ateF-
noon OF Wednesday, It from ibe POwhatan orougu,
him 70. lie was BOARDED examined, aud ftpiWahu'u
for violating lie proui lie 90 return, bnt on ieWe
sentlng the uuseawo tliuess Of IN vessel hnu ,p0
great NIX of trying uale any other poIt 'uai
saqola lie was ordered 10 TIE flagship, VIII us iiooN'
indnrsed follows: .,t,, d.y
BOARDED and wand y h~ u shp fe"Ns - Of psu.s.
a er any Al cmpt made 10y her rtc &c sI o. ~
slnis Roso Pass, Y - '''S s q sf
NJ. t,e, I'LL H., boarding csicer"
Soon he Mary Francis was alongside TIE hag-snP
SABINE md her capain climbing 10 her decss aniid
the taunts Of ssilOrs and manues. ne TSs slueu ~
Cs,,tan Adams with What the devil bFought yon
bsIa9" 81 was sent herr, Sir who sent you
.Sh hoarding'off en-" "Wel lay under my stern
4;ll morning Nor, ing came, and the Oilcer OF tbs
Mary Francis WAS cal cd ON Tor an account OF ilmsel
and koaf His staIeutih about the same as tlat
given to Lieutenant Ganblr-that II wac Impossible
for him, in the ciszy condition OF his craft, 70 make
any other port han pesa, Oiai tha there was nothing
on her cCntrabaId "i war; that she vas the property
of poor uian-one emi yed suJly for the Pulpo-e
Of wIeclug the sloop Menit. Captain AoaHs after
beari his story, gave in permission 10 return 10
Pensacola after reporiug to the Powhan' TIE ch'ei
Of police.
Lieutenant Camille offered Captain Thompson in
ducemeuts 60 play fae the Confs deracy cay iag he
had qualities Of gold, would Jay literally Tor mt
itary information, newslsrers. ecioles or an!tlng lie
might chcoe To bring tie aud thai they would pro-
teot him if dis erO eitier with Their guns. or by
sending hin whittier e., oe 10 50, all Of which was
promised and signals agreed ulou, on us approach.
They were paicula a"Aiou- for eggs, fresh butter
and vegetables Here's chance now TO lhy old
Greee, games rych"tae ne last r;u cal ~ au on-
GER rst-solp the mariner, and drench the sailors WIN
lightning whisky. Any hing, an! thing 90 get nd OF
<Easa hgfr ifnQ nd ~
only here TO rob and annoy the commerce OF the
gulf.
Cs--t. Thompson, while aboard the Sabine was de-
nouSed as a rebel aud Sec"s-iOnis and III IN under
tone by some Of the crew. Threatened with the rope
and the g4ilCwS.
There Las cen no ofii.il notice Of blockade vet
from the SQUADRON bat CANDLES ruDTing about looks
very su-Iiiou- Some al dozen sail, oil small ye--
sell. were off the bar DAY aud the day before, but
none ccte in Ttey al sfoOd of 10 the westward-
probably Cor New.0fltiLs or Mobile.
PeuRHcoa is stl ONefruu win stranger; Tie notes
are well filed Of course and the Only complaint one
hears il the high price Of j ing: the hotels low charge
one dollar for diuneris ITices As consequence,
rnauv Of The sol1iers i'll due viii item only ihIee
times week, instead at ,iX
PHSsAcoLA Sunday night, Nay J., l96l.
Gov. Moore Of alabama arrived last evening". With
out ceremony be Oried by Lieut. Bltt ana reve-
raj Other gcbtlemen 10 tie steamer lme VIE quarters
cad been ARRANGED for Lim-be hoiel being cIa ~dcG
70 overlowing. Tits mon. ing be yiiftd ibe Navy
Yard and was met or u wharf by whole le-Imeut
0i1ccf-sOtdlero, III auitttCr anu b."tr. 'lN
gentlemen took them all sy hand and piiuented
.hem on their patriotism aDd good looks lie visited
Gen. Bragg and of course talked Of The present, speca-
lated o. tie future out the day 81 the light
IN han! On tOa d The Fiue he found on guard, IN
riizens dress ard Il gus, lh Inas D. Judge james
g. Pub, Gen. Bsiue and merry Shorter. lie returns
tO-inorrow mO.niag. Inc COnliaeIil.ls, oil Mo-
bile, learn. are auOig ih-m.
lie Ladies Battery" Of two 32-poancers, Intended
Tor the defer 40 OF Peusac,a ciiyis conn lee salute
will lie fred aid flag di played over j. to-nol'ow
AZ noon Il was built by the troops ol Major Brad
FORD.
learn that after tomorrow it viii be difficult for
any citizen 70 gain adnitta,ce within tie esior the
ast two three days town ana camp lave nee inun-
dated by strangers Drawn hheI FROM repor That the
SIGHT wat 70 eOnuirncr in short tiro indeed was
.old positively by # these strangers tbi- mo mug
that the batteries olen The J. 20. ! asked II
Gen. Bragg had told hin much $40. Had
The Secretary Of War;" "No.' "How aid ind II
utl-why, uey say 80 at Montgomery asked 10
more questions.
The steamer Powhatan amused berseh = couple Of
yesterday nnHg ia firing slot and elcli at a
arget. Those who witnessed IL tLrOrgh sasses, pro
nounced the shots tRncOmbc! She bad better tined
Wort McI,ae, only two OF three miles distant.