The New York herald., 1863-10-15
NEWS FROM BERMUDA.
Our st. George Corrsspondence.

sr. GEORGES, Bermuda Sept. 2s, 1868.
1oHe Of the Southern Press ia Bermudd- Vessels Runnfg
the Btoceade-The american Wss India Line-rhs her'
Dr. Hoge, the Ne,o Yorker, IN Dirie, dc.
The A. d. Vance late Lord Clyde, belonging to the
State OF North Carolina arrived Saturday last bring
ing Wilmington advices the 10th inst The tone Of the
Southern Respondent and secession ympathizers
here no longer walk erect and wear sweet smiles ana
look on heaven like otner They are evidently DIS
hear'eDed, il not desparng Their fierce determination
70 die the last ditch given place 10 longing for
friendly tree behind which take shot at long
taw; and their
Turning again towards childish treble, pipes
And whistles in tho sound.
Among the passengers by the Vance Colonel John II.
Wheeler late United States Minister 70 Central America,
who is his way TO visit his English cousins.
Tho Colonels wife, o daughter OF the painter
BuAy, OF Philadelphia, Is with her father In
that city. He has captain In the rebel army,
and another married TO daughter Of Gotham) in the
United States navy So that summing up the situation,
the Colonel finds himself, ike Artemas Ward among the
free lovers IN confused state OF mind AS OF the
straws indicating the direction Of the wind, hear among
the passengers by the Vance much talk OF tho republic
q North Carolina" Je favorite with that iik
Ono thing very evden rrepressbls disposition to
chuckIo the approaching doom of naughty Charles
ton
Besides the A. D. Vance, lhc Ella, Boston, Ella
and Annie Doe, steam blockade runners and sailing
vessels whose legion. Several moro OF the same
sort are daily expected Where s our West India flying
sQuadroaY
On tho 23d inst we had the heartfelt pleasure Of wei
coming the Tuba Cain, the pioneer steamer OF the Amer
Can West India Company's line. Among her pas
sensers Mr.. Fahens, director of the
mpany. and COL Allen. United StDtes Consul at Bermu
da. regret have to report tring accident 20 ths
machinery OF the Tubai Cain which will necessitae
To
bearing testimony 10 her speed and excellent seagoing
qualities rs well as tho comfort and elegance OF her nc
Communications and the kind and unremi,tng attentions o
Capt. Foster and his gcntlemanly assistants.
The colonial government desrous OF paying tribute 10
tho enterprise OF the managers u the West India Compa
N.Y. have voted subsidy Of fifty pounds sterling per trip
10 the new line.
Yesterday tho Rev. DR.. Hoge late OF New York.
OF Dixie preached crowded audience the Wesleyan
chapel The reverend Doctor looking thin and careworn
and has lost not little Of the Are and classical finish
which erst adorned his discourscs.
The building which AIR. Hyland has been erecting
for atheneum ~ nearly completed and Will soon be
70 subscribers All strangcrs to be honorary
members Of the institute. Mr.. Hyland IS entitled TO great
praise or supplying this long felt dcsideratun although
the groceries may suffer In nsequence,
learn that Mr. Fabens hes proposed TO supply the want
Of labor which these Islands suffer from by the ntroduc
tion of Canadians. IL feasible, and carried out
hardly fail to operate bepecally all concerned
With snicency OF labor these slands would be the
great vegetable garden Of New York that droct
communication has been established there really
seems no obstacle in the way OF percctng consuInma
Sion dovoutly t. be wished for We give you po
tatoes, onions, French beans, tomatoes, from 'hrst
mas TO May without ceasng--no dollhouse stnf but
tha vigorous offspring Of Heavens pure air and rain and
sunshine.
Our weather, which has been stormy for some days
past s clearing up We have passed the equinox,
and may look forward to nne AUTUMN Tho health oi
The island is usual oil that be desired Even the
military hospitals vacant.