New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30

90 Tho bsrbor but % far distant that OILY The tor OF
he lighthouse could ie seeL from o. G m'f'htau'
Along tie entrance 90 lie bay y par VIM li.
vents vessels draw ug more than ak Ieet VI 80
from entering, aud # 10 The description gwen Va
place | have 40 doubt thai tie lebt's nave NJ
On an extensive coutfabaud trIde win MeSieo Iuu
lie West Ilc.es from tins point Cel'nh Il u, ~
during the ra.t season schooner 'alleu '-o 80.
Barbour made six Mrs 10 Havana. carrying -. -
ton, and bringing back arms, intCleine'' 'i- e~
mer,naudise. lie cargoes after h'l s Inc Il
transported by the planters aclo's ne o'ul','y ,,at
lterec ~ frofu miles vi cnce they are te.t -i'''
Ilo Ncw.Orielus. The schooner cai 'ui'1 ~ w
Eho.e leland on Ter last tip 10 cave t'l, 40
rlruirg for tls port, and no mas.er 81 'Ao'rol
Ieai Nlirb VS. caprlred IN attempting 10 l"' ~
io.ka5e of Niss.,ir,i Sound, INTENDED 20 return '
Nev-OlIeaus by tl.t route. The r'lei' nave %,
eoryrd extreme Wari.cs3 IN annonuolf we a'i 1'"i
o. vessels from foreign p'r'f, G' elm! o'-l..'.5 ~
mention 81 Eaiala, Bay among tAe F'I ho1 49,,
.red ly United states ves,ls. cafeidiiy' wofoei
pal p1arn, which appeared short ii"e tln'e lh ore
.ofte New-O!iclns papers, siatinS taAi ar-e nun
er Of messengers and Il mail cnect from - .trd
bad ar,ysj 10 certain 90. ON tcIGnt Coa-,
,n.nefo m,n,icued aud preceded by st'ee ana
rAlvly 90 tie C.escent cry, no GolOt h.d reference
q tbis very locs''y.
From C5rt. Packer OF tie yacht Zouave, just from
ila,aua, lelrl tlat steam roqeier arrived t.'c
under Euci-h c0ioIs, The day before he sailed bay
ing rl0 are blockade of Mobile. ectooner com.
u.uCed lY HHt Ellison, WHO ran tle biOttatc Oh
Araaolicoa, WIN 800 barrels turrenUle, had airo
arrived at Havana. TIE vessel diI Tot cary -
much rs Il pistol in the Way OF einF. a small
schooner from Mobile brought forty bales Of cotton
TO Havana, which WAS sold for - cents per pound
he rebel. afVcrto iun the blockade OF Chanestoh
with immunity. ~ heur4p lrodite brig E.s ~ re
,hree tirs 70 Havana and lack 10 tlat port vl'hin
a few months. Several Northern vessels have re-
Gently carccd owucIs in tie West iEdiea, and are
now loading at Havana with arms, clothing ana
medicines for tie rebels.
/ MAIL COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NLN-ck-
LEANS AND MOBILE.
| Since tie iotcriurtiou by The Uuion guuboate q
the line of ste.uers between New Orleans and MO
/ .ile throuch Mississippi Sound, tie Rc5els have
been comlell,d 10 carry tie mails between tie TWO
| cities and intermediate points, in small slo0i
which lies between Pas Christian ana Iascag0pl''
l1lis learn iToM Irayere Drongoty, formerly
slave TO tie Postmaster al Ocean Springs, aud VINO
when thc mail was carried steamer, used TO take
/ toe bass from TIE beats 10 The ciice LIS master
WAS appointed by the United states Government
bat now holds a commission under the COnieoerHcy
I Peorle living iily and sixty miles from tie Ocean
Springs 20 there 20 get their letters and papers. lne
Rebels have epaire1 the telegraph cable across the
BAY of ST. Louif which wac cut By an eXpeciiion
rom tie steamer Massachus sttf and now con nuui'
cate between Mobile aud New. Orleans.