The New York herald., 1862-11-02
NEWS FROM THE BAyaAMAs.


New Rule Respecting ~. eu.rv - 49,
from Secretary s. VAR. ko.
"e ~1n.a. !" 'ns ,rtsh osssn at this port we have
n"e the BAAssas dated At Nassau, N. p
rne W. IN the Nsssa. Guardian, Oct ls.l
r,anaev ed States gun6eat Stars and stripes, Com
49, so- ,icombe, arrived phiiadsipha on Thurs
s coal. Her stay Aas been delayed, we arc inform
rstand that xcs OF this port Forbidden
under the penalty Of deprivation, 70 bring in any bege
vernon has been lrst askei and obtained.
The Stars and Stripes sailed on the morning Of The 22d
Of October from Nassau for Key West.
The steamer Bonita had arrived from Liverpoos with
a cargo OF ''brass, iron, quinine,n &c.
rhe Guardian says the pilots OF the port have been for
bidden under penalty Of deprivation, 70 bring in any
beigerent vessel in future, unless the permission OF the
Governor is FIRST obtained.
We have received the permission Of his Excelency the
Governor 70 publish the following letter from Mr. Secre
the reply TO despatch written by Governor Baycy 70
the Duke Of Newcastle the subject Of the chase OF the
Herald by the United States steamship Adirondack
WASHINGTON August IA lS62
SR-Current newspaper reporls which, OF course, may
not be altogether reliable give reason for believing
that the United States steamship Adirondack has lately
continued the chase OF British vessel the Herald under
stood 10 be engaged in violating the blockade, even with
marine league OF the shore Of the Island Of New Prov
dence The President desires that you ascertain the
truth Of this fact with as little delay az possible,
snce II IL be true the commander Of the Adirondack has
committed nexcusabe violation Of the law Of nations,
for which acknowledgment and re2arstion ought TO be
promptly made To guard against any such occurrences
hereafter the President desires that you give
tce 70 all commanders of American vessels Of war that
this government adheres recognizes and insists upon
the principle that the maritime jurisdiction of every
ton full marine league from the coast and that
acts Of hostility OF authority within marine league
foreign country by any naval officer or the United
States strictly Forbidden and will bring upon such
officer the dispeasure Of his government. have &C,
Hon. GIDEON WELLEs. WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
TEron, the Naasau Guardian Oct %
We happy 10 learn that his Exceleney the Governor
forming him that the Hon. W. Stuart, Her Majesty g
Charge dAfaires at Washington has been instructed TO
request the release Of j. Edwardes, who is said to be
serving in che United States Navy Fernandna and to
deavor to trace the other captive, Srrup kidnapped
from Grand Bahama last year and sold as slaves
Arrival Of the Prize Brig Robert Bruce.
The British brig Robert Bruce, of Bristol, England Cap
tain Muir arrived here yesterday morning. in charge Of
Lieut.. f. NJ. Bunce U. g. N, and prize crew.
She captured October %, off Shalotte Inlet, N.
oy tho United States gunboa Penobscot, while attempt
to the blockade at that place. She has cargo Of
medicines and woolen goods. She the blockade at
Wilmington last December, taking in cargo Of arms,
and taking cut cargo of cotton. She 1872 TOMS
English measurement is four old full rigged and
very fine vessel Captain Muir the late commander says
she was from Hull, England, and bound to Halifax.
Robbery Of Suffolk IL. ~ County Bank.
GREENpoRT, Nov. 1, 1862.
The Suffolk County Bank, at Sag Harbor, broken
open last night and robbed Of $3 500$s 900 in bills and