The New York herald., 1862-12-25
The Admiral xl ss p.stsd with with great regret Tor

The Admiral win b. parted with with great regret TOR
he has mads many fflends
war the harbor morrow. The Stars and Stripes
goes the the westward the Huntsville on
cruise anS hs Tsoms Ia 70 TAMPA % sSy an ss %
tons record. They cannot be spoken OF ut presents
but will when over, prove interesting items In the his
tory the n will be fruitful winter for Incidents
in the Gulf OF Mexico The work the westward Will be
severe but doubt successful that OF last season
which will add, beyond doubt additional glory 10 tho
history Of our already glorious navy.
thing, however Is progressing faverably there under
Lieutenant Colonel Tinelli, who - understand, de-.
servedIy popular with his comman all at the Tcr,u-
gas The work on the fort is progressing favorably,
although not as fast az II tie engineer officer were present
to superintend He s sorry to say stih deaiued
At the North not having recovered from his severe
OF yellow fever.
KEY WISER, Dec. 10, 1867
Mouass of the United States Vesses-Depayre Of Rea
Admiral La,dner--Sicamers Passin0 uiih rroops--1h
United States Schooner Nonpdreii Wlfity F,n Int aud
Sank by the Transport Steamer Che KiongMo't 2fons
port Yesgcis Bouwd West-Arriual Of More Prt-esAec
from Sabine Pass--Kcy Htst and The Epsdemtc V ~
Past Sumnw-Whes and Hosc he Yagow Fecsr Fua
AppeaYcd-Arriyal Of the Prize Sloop W. r. Chester,
scih SiryegAt Bales Of Cbon, Cap'red bv he United
States Neamer MontoomeryCaieasns of Captured YES
se,s-Stea,ner Onion, de-, dc. NN
The United States TahoIna Stars and Stripes
brig Perry ths morning, the latter for New York. Tho
steamer Blackstone aso sailed this morning for New
York via the Atlantic bockadng squadron. Rear Admi-
raIardner and quite and Lieutenant Commander Bige.
low late Of tho sycamore, were passengers in her.
Yesterday morning three steamers passed here bound
west two OF which the Potomac Che Kiang, the
latter loaded with troops The schooner
Nonparc!l, Captain Wilson, had been despatched the
evening before % lag or and the ship channel
purpose Of inercepting any steamers coming from the
northward, hoping to obtain few newspapers.
When the Che Kang hove In sight the Nonpa.
reil about Ave miles off the rect, and, as the
steamer steering directly for her, she hove to- with
her jb sheet to windward, and awaited her approach
The Che Kang did not alter her slow her engines
but deliberately ran the Nonpare down. striking her In
the bows staving them in. tearing away her bowspris
and inictug other injuries So badly injured she
that Captain Wilson obliged to her ashore
Middle Saniboe where she filled and rolled over on
hor bge, and win no doubt become total wreck.
The Che Kiaug, after committing the injury, kept
wny a, full speed, tho troops board giving three
cheers and the music striking up "Yankee Doodle.'
The affair great outrage. and the captain of the
a,e,cr should be severely punished for the part no
acted and the owners made to pay the value Of the
schooner. The Nonpareil III be much missed. she has
been most useful vessel and hor captain most faithful
and oblsing person. May he soon have another COM
mand.
Last evening The bark George Thomas, fourteen days
from New York, in, but, being without pilot, ran
ashore Craw Fish bar where sLo at present remaus
The United States storeshp Supply also came inside the
rec! this morning She leaves az In to day for 'ensucola
large steamer, with two smoke stacks aud loaded with
troops, pissed here THIS morning about eleven O'CLOCK
bound west and slo, of-war, probably the Dale. Is
The prizes which spoke Of in my lctter o. the 9Th
British schooner Maria Of ami from Balizo Honduras
captured by tho United states Rachael Seaman
who as,emt,ng TO enter sabine Passcargo SALT soap,
0,,c Ec nv Aac Her
vcy cf tho Rachael eauan Britlsh schooner orsc cap
turcd by the United 'tatcs steamer kcnsington and
tho Maria. Przemaser Harvey reports also the capture
OF tho British schooner Velocity Sabine Pass She has
her cargo brought here n the Maria He also reports
that about three weeks since tie Rachael Seaman while
sailing past the town OF Sabine fred uIon by gueri
las: "lcrenp party WIS la.dcd. and rart OF the
town destroyed Tic valuo Q! the iroperty burned is
estimated to be at le st huid ed thousand dollars
slooi. cotton loaded IS nov coming into tho harhcr.
which makes twenty lrizts awaiting the arrival Of
Judge Marvin.
evidently the attention or person or persons
Who having property lcssatola Interested In the
welfare Of that place, to make the yellow fever appear
bad possible during the past summer Key West for
the purpose doubt, OF dic.ng the government 10
abaud this point a naval station and transfer the
depot nd squadron to Pensacola aud then throw away
mill dollars more ia reconstructg the navy yard
and orticai!ons thero. Io they endeavuring
add as mach as pssibe to the number Of and
trying N bring 1t even INTO tho present month but the
dodge viii nor so down for, although the yellow fever
he.c has boon bad enough. it than II las
be we'd here Here IL tbs spot tor the United States
naval station OF the Gul; 9, Mexico, and here will al
ways be ! navy yard mrst and will be constructed
Lere, and also n,nrine hospital fully large
destroyed At Pensacola The frs, appearance Of yellow
fever here last be traced TO the British bark
Adv enture which vessel put here lcaky about the lst
OF !.,y last She WAS r m Havana, bound - Nassau
ccn loaded and her arrival here she had three her
sick. whose uscase pronounced 10y the quaran
tine physician b, bil,o,s fever They sent TO
the hospital on shore and IN ch,ecn hours after one Of
them died with well established cf black yonii;
Tho Admiral was never informed Of there being yellow
fever shoe until his fla ship was infected. and there
had bern three deaths from IL board. which
pronounced to have been .rom bilious remitten fever
he hat known before, provision could have been
made the removal OF the squad. another point
Whereby many valuable lives would have been saved
but TO did n,t Consequently the san .acnt S;. Law
rece huntsville rabona, Magnolia, r r.. Cuyer, Rhode
Isar, National Iuard, aid others, Ind all less
cases and deaths 10 rd. have always ccntendti
ard do STILL that yellow fever rs not generated here
The has been yellow lever the islaS9
il, The dlst clnnot BE- traced to direct iincrsa
tion and ulv believe that If the proper precautions
on this Key. Ncn.intelcorsc bots Key Vest and the
West India Islands shorld he proclaimed from May 70
November. and the quarantine ta.r and hcspaia icr
malignant diseases Loud he established on of The
Keys ut least hurdred miles rcn here Establish
Key Ws WI remain con l.satively free trc,n disease
Neglect tenn aud shall have Il every sun.rner SO
tas as there are nacslimatcd ossons on the island
The slaop ". T.. hester has arrived. she proves
20 DC q rrize TO the Quilted states steamer Moot-
me:y with sxty tnree bales Of cotton oa board Right
bacs Of thrown oicrboari daring the ch,se,
but wore afterwards picked ,p ~ the Montgomery. fhc
Chester Is supposed 70 be fishing smack formerly DC
onzn To this place, and o; those seized an1 taken
int aua during the early Part cf toabcs. when
capi,irCa slio commanded by inan teamed Duke,
old dcrt or key West and rabia seccas'enis de s
now u board the Montgomery, whch veeee h expected
here ~ days. short time before this capture the
soB,g ncrv picked up ut six men ~ IN open boat
tte Montgomery being NJ The time some Gty miles on
the bloc ciading fleet at Mobile These reported uey
we're from Mobilo TINT Their intcn,!un 10 have
reached The hl,csaug feet but blown 10 They
give sornc interesting information They say that the
garrison t Fort Morgan is eight hundred men, wko
rross their 6eetnna .cG t. he'd the place iC rcsslc
and defend il o the last Tue rebels driving piles ~
the otsruci the rnssage OF voSscs 10 Mobile
They repre- the rebel force a. Mobile "a be very small
and SAY that tho misery Of the inhabitants is beyond
descrin,icu They iu nearly starving condition,
bong alrogt without supplies az any kind, and tho rcfu-
gees declare tina, they left only 10 get rid o the utter
destit,on They do not claim % be Union nen but aa
mi, themselves secessou'sts and Acknowledge having
aided the rebellion.