The New York herald., 1862-11-16
ErWs TRCE ALONG TIE COAST.
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Arrival Of the Mail Transport
Connecticut.
IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS.
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The Whole Coast in the Possession Of The
Union Naval Forces.
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"A Negro Brigade in the Field at
NeW Orleans.
Cclonei Boards Expedition from
South Carolina.
The Negroes in a Fight and Come
Out Victorious.
Several Salt Works and a Tannery
Destroyed,
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The United States steamship Connecticut, Commaneer
Haxen, this port as, evening from Galveston,
Row orleans Key West Port Royal she brings
MAJ fem ,fr squadron.
We are ipi.cbtea to Commander Haxtun iato news
ard -, ers. The following hrt Of her officers
iic.,nan, con,ao.iia.,-Miiion Haxtun.
Ia uii.s OGAef-J W. smith
.fc,iag acsess-J. W. B.ntey, George Bli, Charles
W~ite !. j. linnckcn.
4 IL Gri Suf,toH Samuel u Ftagg Jr.
Acti~g ASsish,.t Ponoass liLam W. Amcs
!ai'ae ers iret Ass,staol Alex. McCausiadi Second
- ian,, Euacr; q. Pore Third David
Ar hdc, iames tau'pheh tdwinF y Lewis Lewis y. sw,t
Masters huicsiuhn 2. oBeS, John Daily, .Ir., John
kercsss, A. i-ngwor.hy, William II. Mead and Theo y
caisa's cis,k and .si-cti Commissioner for Gours,
etri'~-t'lsnnn Biankman.
fagf.asles'S c.e,a-W William y. il. Backnaan.
ca gof1--J 7. Cater.
cr'ser--tieorg. a .arkhurst
Ia.HsnstSr stpos sli-Chdf les j. Carran.
Tue uni;ea states eunboat Connecticut sailed from
The New York navy lard Inc 18th day OF October
hsi cruise through the Eastern Western Gnig
and the Prov yioence channel
Al Apaco It positively ascertained that esa
thn three vessels being ht.ed the port Of
81 Georges, in the Island Of Bermuda, to be employed
IN he rebel against the hgn
that yhst ships denied coal every ac,,y
ard I'D was Afforded the rebels in The action and
rlnssbin. Of these vessels.
Our cruisers tic Louisiana have
Of late been extensively engoged ia demolshng ebei
salt works and eec,ua,y has the work Of destruction
been performed that salt IN cotton States is now
worth $3.50 per sack, and very pt,,i
DW nayal forces, without the aid Of the military
Galveston, Texas on the Sh day Of October, and the
n@ss L nov guarded alone by gnnboas. What IS
wanted now is for our goSsa0eDt TO send witton' de
lay, sufficient military force, no, only 10 hod the place.
but 70 protect the Union people who there,
andx ho 10
selves against The atrocities Of the rebes. The gup
boats stationed there long all that they can
afford protection to tbe people the wharf at Caves
ton may be large numbers Of people congegatsd TO-
gelher Immediately opposite 10 nec whore they re-
main tay and night, so that attacked 6y rebs SOL
dlers they may be sheltsred by the bte from our
sbps. But notwithstanding that great waschinness
and care are exercised BY our naval of'cefs IN
.ominand, yet Il sometimes happens that strong
force Of rebel rangers and cavalry at nighttime come
down TO city the BRIDGE and seize upon good
Union and force them into their ranks and refusal
TO on them under such circumstances is instanty pun
,shcd with death to the Such occurred
the night before Galveston Of the CoDyeci
cut The rebel cavalry down at night, Yade free
with such property they conveniently coOd carry with
thcn sho, two Union who refused 70 Join them and
committed various other deprcdations and then left
the interior This might all be avoided had but sin
gle regiment statcnea at Galveston, with commander
whoee whole ambition would not be TO grow rich loo
soddsny keep his only brothers. Gl,cd At home
Al Aransas Bay we hsye several well armed vessels
whsch efcctualy keep English well rebel ira
ders.
Al Natagorda Bay sharp and most cf,cept bio kaae
10 kept up by Commander Renshaw's squadron. within
few days naval there captured very many
vessels, both large and small.
On the afternoon Of the soth Of October The United
states Connecticut, Commander Milton Has,an
captured Ne Englieh "whsewashed" brig Hsrmosa She
b deeply laden with . full cargo, consstrg OF
drugs, dry goods, army blankets. hardware, pow.
dss, shoes, wines, auDiDe and . well as
sorted cargo generally. When captured she wss
CLOSE under the shore, say about two mes, and about
Assscu mics 70 Of esoiDe. Hss captain
second already gous ashore 70 ascertain where
hest cargo; bSt their return the brig
tAey we're convinced satisfied, shat Commander
Haxtun had already determined 10 relieve them from the
duty Of dischargng cargo at tha, point by pcting
prsc board the brig and sending her Key West
for legal adjudication.
The United states steamer Connecticut hos board q
cargo Of cotton captured her on the Of
schooner Rambler having left tho schooner N,
Southwest Pass protected by the guns Of the Cnitod
statee ship pampero. until she can be sent to port for
adjudication.
Al New Orleans General Butter has pu, into the net,
four negro regiments Should you visit that city de
sire make excursion 70 Aigiers, which s directly
opposite the CITY OF New Orleans the first object Il
curiosity that grcete your from the mouth Of
negro soidter-the guard-"wno goes theref' "fhe
countesgn &C., and, unless tho darkey happens 20 b.
IAN intelligent coutsaband," The probability is that you
will Immediately thereafter require the services OF
gson extract the ball that Of an undertaken TO plant
you in . teccmsng manner
yhess fous rc nents about being formed into on.
brigade, and doubtless the command Of the brjgad,
will be rendered to Mr. Sumner, OF Massachusetts o.
Cassas NJ Clay late OF Russia 10 some other d,stp
guishsd gentleman who happens 70 be afflicted will
s'niggcr on the brain"
AZ Aigics, opposite New Uresns. there are q.arier
NJ hs expense Of federal government over seyc
thoueaDa oontrabsnds They maintained and support
Cd in large factory buildings on the levec, and no
allowed sodo any work. n your chip desires 70 coai
you cannot e of thsse negroes for money or anv
thing else should you apply 10 any of the otices !,
command 10 direct any Of theso conrabsnds 70 ssss
You in coaling, the Is, 1--WE have ne authority q
:. order than to work.
Az Pensacola General Bow, the celebrated tsmpcra.sa
preacher, s IN command During the ending lst o
November he made quite profitable business in an.
about Pensacola by sszing upon tho property ana rni
tupe Of women residing there Among the articles wEci
he oapturedconrabsnd OF war; OF course were ssvs,
elegant panoe large vt OF female wearing apparel ans
sundry silver ior;s and epoons D
AZ Port Royal the plantations there and In i,s viiny
are command Of Brgadicr General Rev Cha,,an Ircne
the famous aboliticrist who some months apo os,,u
sbly down 10 South and North Carolina 70 cduca,s
the untnorod mind Of the poor dsrkcy Since that how
ever he has found that won't pay, and no has nped
bis attention quite smother business 90 that he "a,
turn M honest penny" at the time. And really
shspse which he has made has chspse into Ls