Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-05
TIRE usrrrp Static WAR vnsIls.
IRON tbs. Bermuda Royal GtEyits, Oct. lI.l

ltfom u hoJA hsN OS W.
Since las. Tuesdsy We taye but little to record Of the
b~ockadiug tquadron. The Ii ga and Sonoms have been
OF AID on the ids d., u siltslDing a most Uigltnt guard
OIL all ships entering ana leaving th.ss ports. "a Thurs
day q large boat pulled Into 81 G,1rees, from The Sono'
ma, in TIC most 30! manner, ana having performed her
mission, whatever that nlly be, pu!!e1 cut eSAn. 4 SOP,
We uldsrtLd, hN been PIT 10 tnis.
Toe Alert wss boa ded ca F.idly, ibe James haI eden
Sunday, and the Gtajls or brcush. TO las Tuesday. On
SUNDAY Ia TIoga wssof the Club Cut, aud The sontns
cf The Ets, Ed. Oar p op,e n, bsgiani'g 10 feel ar-
uUyed q. the siricue.s " the blockade, ! d / - only
| natural, az all b.itifhsrs hays II b2,f0r OF tie uud<rnanc.
C.npot a reference be made 10 the hignSs p1sors that
| be, that 81 ~Iy "a Q TIE III aHy Of thea sx.TeGe nts-
slfes Oh the part Of the Ysnxe,s may be 81 otc, looked
intoy
We arc informed tha. tho man that was acting IS
pilot W the America ~gunboas Lss returned to TIE
shore
We are as, informed that some rockets lave been
| IAn6e from one Of the Yankee gunbosts, to be tired oil
at nigat when any Of .he steanisrsin port should attempt
~ 90 10 sea-
HrMj st,is gun vessel Ployer, Commander Hon. A.
L Cory, a.riv d IN W, dnesday last from Halifax. Tho
| Power won't with o~e:piohe' ron tie Goysrdor to toe
| American z .Lb1a,s of tho is.apd on Friday last, and re-
turned TO port mex day.
Bermuda Correspondence Of Royal G,Istie
By wha. right Ihe American cruisers 80 unoeremoni-
ousl, bripg 20 and board Brtish vessels without this
| BOUNDARY, unless within the prescribed dis;aros tou
their coast, an at a less to determine. The perform
| aross Ia this Wsy, tlmts. uuder our very guns, Ter tee
| last form glt, seem more like Q EiensGs OF . 9 'udled In
| suit when We consider the mao VITO vas sent Ia con-
III Ind on this service. /, IL 10. rlther queer that the
| Gladiator, an Eoghsh chip from 40 English colony, beuad
| 70 England, should have reen stopped, ard taa', TOO, H.
| the presence of q British man Of wasf (Saades VI NJ
sonO
The mail steamer n. Rim WIS also brought 10 by g quo,
| .ho1 nearly up to the lan1. /, you'd bs vain ios the
| Yr kee commander to attempt tbs plea that be DID nht
| know them, when one lay in 81. Geo ges While ID: saip'
were there, and III the very ir,q eat Intercourse NEhie
Ya7kes &c. sal eli CO sying that port lie must hAse
b Gu informed Of The probable dme cf aIriyss oil the
o.hor. /! such acts b. hot meant Is iusti. they must
be in mere b:aysda, ard vi. ia Qua tune, 10 douo',
Law, to b. &C ,nunssd for >,
Toe ',aTe' Ad nirsl timed his visit very veil 10 avoid
fading men OIL var terr, aud judging ir'n MS al ece-
deot, hs vi not return uutii ae tanks our coJst staa
clear; bot 20 be fore rnned Is 20 BE- io'ear Eed. man
m.y stop an u1aimed pscket or burr an empty TOBACCO
warehouse who will nos 10 coH,unstilus Ia preseLes Of
vel appointed opponents.
From tt, Bermuda ROYAL 6ssstts, ocs 81.
The stssmsr Hsia!d, Cop ain OoIet er, four days frem
Charl 81 on, 3. o., laden With cotton, arrived here on
Thursday last. The Hsrsli has made several successful
trips to Charleston, but on one occssiS n had a ' ry NAT
ros Escape Of bsiOg captured By the late United States
ship Adirondack, when nesriy into the h Ibor oil Ntsssu,
N p, that ytsil having q ed a brold,iIs st her shfn
close under her guns, but without doug Any ma eisi
damage. The Herald did not meet with ei her AomTai
Wik4s or Lis aeet on his passage here from Charleston.
Admiral Wakes ship has o; been seen IN this nelsn'
borhood, that we can learn, for some days, ard IN gun
beats Tioga and S,noma have DO: been seen since the
afternoon of Sunday, the 10 b %iustart, and "a general
" believed that they went ~ pufsu { o. tne e'eamet
Mi1ho, which vessel lst hero, through the North MOCK
passage, on the previous lvsnrg z, suppsssd for ChAiist'
ton.