New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24
THE LAND BLOCKADE.

Deputy Marshal Graham of Galpos, Ohio, hss
seized cargo Of Western produce destined for Viz
ginia. He reports
" The steamer Allen Collier, bound for Cbarlestown,
Virginia, Landed at the wharf at this place lay, May
IS partially feighted with goods marked for various
places on the Ohio and Kanawha Rivers. When
about leaving the wharf cansed her TO be stopped
and took possession Of said goods coutraband Tpere
l2 barrels -four caeks bacon 81 barrels sugar
30 bags coffee barrels moasses, barrels msckerel
barrel herring. The captain makes the following
! state ment;
In cheerful obedience 10 the law prevailing ths
port Of Cincinnati this boat did not receive her freight
for Virginia, bnt departed light. AT the way ports u
Augusta, Ripley, California, Naysvilie, Ca let's.
bugh aud lrohon, / filed orders for small lots y
provisions for consumption by the man ftctnrers and
Ieol OF Ktnawta and took snilar freight slipped
by others tbink q that such shipments not pro
nbited by the circular letter OF the officers Of the Gov
erument for the port of Cincinnati their instructions
expressly combining the disability OF the boat TO take
load from tie port Of Cincinnati. Finding however,
when arrived at Gallipoiis, that instructions
given To the officers Of the law TO prevent provisions
and supplies from goi, g mp the Kapawhs, cheerfuly
obeyed The order 10 unload my cargo, and left my por
tion of the to be sold my account az that zee,
aud took receipt for the same, and the fright Of
Others l have had the most earnest DISPOSE ion TO
obey the law that prevails at the ports where trade
and will Lot knowingly Violate It,
A. w. Campbell of Wheeling, Va, who has been ap-
pointed BY Gov. Denuison of Ohio agent TO wait
upon the shippers Of -four, grain produce aud other
articles Of coDuaband kind in Wheeling, and inform
them Of the desire OF the authorities that they should
not ship such articles over the Baltimore and Ohio
Road reports that be has received the following IN
strucons fiom Gov. Dennison:
=" He has informed that the orders are that ~
article of s. contrabanG KIDD, such usually CONES
under the head OF provisions, Will he allowed TO 20
over the Baltimore Road aud that ii shippers here are
known to violate that order, their supplies frou Oe
will be of So indeed, it is apprehended all sap-
plies for q il ride Of The river."
The Cincinnati Gazette Of the 2lst int. announces
other important seizures. 1t says
"Wttin the last two DAYS fourteen lots OF goods
for the seeded States amounting In value 10 several
tbou-and dOla have been eezed by tue UDed STA -
Marshal aud bels fer their coutss alton have Teen
Instituted iu the District Court. The advertisements
in some If these cases appear in columns this moro-
x. Tie goods seized were clipped for Memphis,
Nashville, aud other Iouts IN Ieune see, aud for diff
frrent ia Ms-is III H. Louisiana, and Arkansas
They consisted OF proyL ions chemical preparations
and various articles vi mtrchaudise. Among 'thes
biugs some large packages OF military books tor hS
LAce ency, tie Governor OF ArkaDsas, were uncere-
moni ,usly stopped { His Exccllency' will have,
benceforth rtly the Incl srnous bowie-kDiie tao
ii - us he cannot be accommodated any longer with
military instruction from Northern books. Ii we hsve
to whip The Arkansas troops there Is no particular ne
oessi, for teaching item anything further In the Ars
of lighting beforehand"