New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-21
ARREST OF A REBEL SYMpATHIzER.

AkkEol Ot REBEL OlMPAIHlIEk.
BAIrInoRu, July 20. 1892.
G.. e. Stevens was arrested and sent 10 Fort Nc
Henry to-day, charged with sending medicines aud
letters to the South.
FROM PENSACOLA AND KEY WEST.
The United States steam transport Star OF the
South, Capt. Woodruff arrived ct this port last
evening. She sailed from Pensacola July II, and
Koy West 18th. Left at Pensacola U. 8. socp-oi.
war Yincennes and schooner Maria Wood; also,
ship Young Eagle, bark Evelyn, and brig c. +.
Brien the latter 10 sail the 18th inst for New
York. She also left at Key West the U. S. steamer
San Jacinto, flagship; u. S. steamers Sautiago de
Cuba Quaker City, and Pomona; L. S. frigac 1t.
Lawrence; L. S. bark Pureut; also, prize steamer
Adcla, captured BY the Quaker City, aud prize
schooner loaded with cotton, taken by the steamer
Pomona. She brngs The following passengers:
Msjor +. +. Yard, L. 5. ?aymest,r snd clerk; Dr. j.
Campbell, Capt. r. H. Jackson. Lieut.. william H. hssAiu
Lieut. r. Perry. Of The n Y. v; Mrs. $ Hodges Mo
Alice Pepper, Murphy, ilsnhun Jas ialo'an. Ianies
Ks,anssh ID. LecAie W c. Mayer ii. l. Naifnnn and %
IN steersgs.
The steamer General Meigs Piled regularly be-
tween Pensacola and Fort Pickens, with stoIee. NJ
Pensacola there was much suffering in consequence
of the scarcity of provisions, which command oSor-
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the interior There were but few Union families
In the CITY, Which still present the scenes Of dcyas
tation and ruin, which the torch OF the Rebels
created during their evacuation But few storea
were open, aud the Duoiness tfbnsicteh "ss oi u
very triiling character
MANY persons from the interior whose LOYALTY
was sid to be questionable, were permitted TO visl.
the city on Union Iasses from the interior. This
practice still continues, and 1t "A reported that the
Rebels, by this means, are often advised of the
! tl.ta
pared 10 counterfeit them. The continuous reaciery
of the Rebel pickets TO our OVID, about five or ten
mile, from IensacOg, has created the Impression
among the few Union residents that tie practice Of
issuing passes should be aboshed, as some Of tIo
Secession piclets have been recognized recent
visitors 10 the city.
Shortly before the steamer left a circumstance oc-
cured which created considerable discussion aud
excitement among our troops ANA The civic p0pua-
ton Of Pensacola.
A beautiful young lady, the daughter Of the pro.
prietor OF Oh establishment, called tie Florids.-had
attracted the attention of the Union officers who
appeared 70 charmed with her accomplishments tlst
they forgot the thIit and experience Of military h'e
The lady made the acquaintance Of the clauleited
gentry who, mounted, escorted her often outtide Oh
their quarters. The ledy would then ride INTO the
heart Of the country fcr purposes which subsequont
eyents unyailed 10 the Gsionfhmcnt OF her military
conductors and the commanding General. At last,
tho lady requested that the privilege Of proceeding
again alone under the zane circumstances, aud her
desire folly deyeloped Me dormant sus iuons o. the
military Authorities, AT whose request she was
brought back to the city, and subjected 10 rigorous
search Every garment Of the heroine was innocent
Of co1trahand property, or the supposed evidences
OF treason; aud her inlui,i,ors. ike Don Alfonso
were about TO declare her innocent, TIL they
stumbled not on pair OF shoei, but of socks,
which contained, in ingenious appngs the dsrnning
evidence Of her guilt. In these aforesaid stockings
were secreted carefully drawn plans Of tho newly
crested forts around the city, the guns tie
nacs and parape's, with correct information of tle
forces 20 command each. tie number Of troops In the
c,v the redoubs outside and the availability OF the
boats in the waters.
ser; the lady 10 Fort Pic..eus where she al prcs-
/ ent incaTcarsed.
Tie Rebels are sad 20 be ia larpe force ~ BlrG
Springs. about r. mile- of Penslcols, apparently
with The object OF guarding the water coHmunica-
ton there 10 Montgomery. Our plckets extend
about five miles, snd occasionally the Rebels axe 10
sirht az that distance.
| The health Of the troops wes GOOD, snd every
preparation has been made 70 givetAc Rebels awarI,
reception whenever they approach.
TIE conduct Of Wilson's /.1gye., in dividing their
ratiors with the INDECENT mon people Of the city,
has won golden opinions for them. The Regulars,
with whom the ZOuaves were while q, Santa Rosa
leland az enmi'y, are now on tue most cordial
terms.
Surgeon John Campbell l.. s. s., arrived IN
the steamer, having in charge three Rebe prisoners
james Carr Hugh Ncl.ane, and andrew j. smith
the two former irisb and the latter an Alahau.ign
These men were acting n scouts III The Alabama
Cavalry aud captured by Col. VIM. wilson, COM
Inand a, Santa Rosa Island. Upon arriving in the
taken 70 the Police hesdq quarters and locked W.