The New York herald., 1862-10-06
News from tho Raham mas, N. Ps
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NASSAU, Sept 20. 1867
Sympathy vh the Rebels, bat Fapins or IN Their Trade
Ac'snty Of hs Tinted Stats Bocsading Squadron end
A E0eas-Q1arrels Of the Aalg,o- -RebsI Skipping
HottsS--Insrlts 70 hs United Sta'cs Consul, dc.
Nassau is the ssme as ever it regards me sym
pathes with the rebels.
There ia very little commerce with the South CONF
pared to what it was some few months ago.
Here the contraband goods lay basking in tho
sun for want Of vessels TO convey them to
their destined rebel ports. All the principal
warehouses filed with those goods, and thoy haye
room to stow any more. hayo seen soms shipped i'm
mediately before the eyes OF the American Consult
mean arms, &c. II that the principal merchants
$50 Called they have y complete what real merchants
have bogunnaney forwarding contraband goods to aid
tho rebels) nearly convinced that the biocading
ships are too much on the aer for them to risk any
goods
Onc s.camer--,hc Anglia--has tried il, but without
success. She proceeded lar Charleston bar and
thorc met what she aid not expect and chased nearly
all the way back.
There Is another now loading for one of the bockaded
ports. This is her second trip She made successful
and is going to Try agan but think she will not be
for tunate as on the lfst.
The regular packet steamer Kate left few days ago
with a cargo OF ntraband goods.
There are very few arrivals from England that
stop t. Idont think they liked it much. Anyhow,
am quito sure the rebel agents here DID not,
said he be mad others said that hs never wrote It,
but blamed Mr.. Clay FOR II.
Al! tho that hero are consigned to the
houses Of H. A. Co. or to s. son. The senior member
OF the former rm took passage in tho Bahama
together with thnt noted pirate, Semmes fow sceks
before the Bahama left the senior Mr.. A. knocked
overheard in a contest with boatnan about OF the
English rebel agents baggage aud as soon he
OF the watcry clement loud cry from the sur.
rounding crowd of " Dixcy is taken"
The steamer PcterhoT has sailed for England with
cargo chiefly Of cotton that has been brought here
Southern ports She was freiehted by II. A. & Co. and
S. fow days before shc left dispute arose
between the junior member of the former firm ana the
senor member Of the latter. The former called
"Bcauregard" tho iattor "Stonewa Jackson" and
fight ensued between these two rebel agents enemies
to country the latter however, got the Of it,
The former taken before magistrate and lned ten
shiings The ator has entered Thousand
pounds damages If he succeeds all that they have
by their rebel agencies will be but Of little avail 20
them.
Lot also inform you Of base trick served your
worthy Consul here. He kept line boat for tho purpose
Of rowing in the harbor, and some mean fellow went
where she hauled aud filled her stern with coal
dust and tar. doubt not that IL the
scoundrel whonsulted the officers Of tho United States
ship adirondack He will hope, meet Mr. Whiting
future day on American soil. So far as can hear,
believe Mr. Whiting has been insutcd in every possible
way glad to he takes II all in good part. but
notice os tho than OF ths that run
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