The New York herald., 1863-08-30

HEhAvJOB
throughout tho reconnaissance was manly ana gallant.
and officers, ~o enlisted msu acted In very sol
n s. Ss captain una 1aa a S s .
official report should not forget 10 mention the names Of
sli whom he commanded 70 tho commanding general
succxEyrL RESULTS
arc autipeted from thu cxpcdios. Having been
cosducted W6 considerable skill and efficiency II cannot
have resulted In any other than highly satisfactory
IMPORTANT FROM BERMUDA.
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The smack PaciHc from Bermuda, arrived Ut this port
yesterday morning She passed the rebel steamer Gada
going Bcrmuds from Wilmington, c. The rebel
steamer Robert Lsc from Wilmington, NJ O., arrived Au
gust chs had been chased for nne hours by United
gunboa and had thrown overheard three hundred
bales OF cotton To escape
August 20, latitude S. longitude 67. passed steamer
steering having ship tow supposed hor ~ be the
privateer Florida with prize ship In tow Tho COOK OF
the smack had been board OF the Florida for fifteen
day3 and certain she the Florida she passed
close to the smack
Tho Bermuda Gazette gives account Of the proceed
ings In ST. Georges showing that serious troubles
occurring there relative negro aborsrs who have do
manded higher wages work discharging rcbcl
sells. Several assassnaous have occurred and incsn
diarism Is frequent large quantity Of cotton had been
fire, and thrown into tho bay extnsuish the
flames.
The rebel steamers Cornubia and Engenc at the
whirf whore tho nre occurred and sent their 10
extuguish tho flames. meeting OF citizens was held
reward OF GOO offered for the arrest OF the ncen
diary Steamers Fannie and Jeanns from Halifax, rori
da for Nassau, had arrived, consigned to Bourne.
well known rebel asont Tho rebcl steamer Phantom, !,
from Wilmington, with cotton, arrived On the 1oth
the other items OF relate 70 the movements Of
the rebel blockade Tho contraband trade with
pritis Ipd,a n
brisk this time; there twentynvs steamships
gagged in plying between 81 Georges nassau TO Whining
tn, N. c.. Charleston aud Mobile. Tho following Is q
partial Of tho names ef these Asgiorsbe blockade
raders-LAdy Davis, r. e. Lee Phsstsu, Mall, cibra
tar, Ton Pinchso, Forida Flora, Banehoe Elizabeth
Ccessi Beaurseard, Ellen. Anna, vsoSs, Cornsa, Eugo
| mia and Advance.
The Anna, Fosa Venus and Phantom arrived Nassau
from Wilmington N. sdurins the week ending Aususs
IL they brought full cassoss Of cottoe sod
| stores, for transh4pmspt 10 England
The British steamship Mail, Captain GipIu from Gss.
cow Scotland arrived g. Georges bar the 10th
She TO b engaged IN blockade running, and this
has made or two trips. Tho steamship oibra'tar,
from Loodon, also blockade runner, arrived a g.
Georges on the Sist ult.
From the BERMUDA Royal Gnzettc. August IS.
Tho customs onccrs in New York have. u seems CON-
specs 70 provisions exported 70 ihsss islands a. with
regard 70 those shipped 20 Nassau " Bnds that the
are e1sc,sd from the shippers ana sss customs assume
the rshs u prevent shpmeus 70 these Islands except
| Although his imposition must impede and complica,e
the importation of provisions from tho United states
quite obvious that II VII not 10 material cstsnt
prevent getting what vs want Tho evasion Of such
regulation Is excesdipgiy easy. and 10 doubt VIII very
| be reduced 70 plain system.
But ~ s important that We should know By what
right IL 10 that the United States authorities AFFECT TO
1mpose this vexstious restriction on trade. the
| Custom House officers have authority of law for
exac,ng tbeee boncs. Il b. q ht subject for
remcnstrance the part Of The British government
docs not appear tha. trade has had these letters
imposed 90 except hat between the states and Nassau
has ssy treaty q csmneiis wh The Unied states ba,
"sss .s ss'% % sss %p. 70
prevent the suess,s q any friendly cyy ,tc? rsy
Bot learn tha, fhee bonds ersccd under
any law OF the states. aud there be no legal sane
the exact0n of item II 10 douby veyaious although n
that case the bonds themselves could have no legal vad
~ Under free government, like %, own, such
nm insrfWace with trade would not be submitted
70: but the isndmarks of liberty hare b,eo rudciy
treated In the United States that every frch act u op
Il course. and snbmed 10. however de.ro,e as dsfs
reniaily a. bad all the constitutional authority Of
" might even be questioned whether a law sanctloulnS
such oxaction would De constitutional In times ~
peace we presume u vuh hardly b. c1acnfed for. and
A
cny the foundations " all rights home bat those Of all
neiyhb ring and foreign countries as vel.
Partial restrictions such ~ these contrary 10 all
our rrcconccyed ideas o the legitimate freedom OF com
mcrce That u is easy 70 evade trcm and impossible
really 10 attain the object which they have IA vi-w
makes no difference between nation and nstfDn Tho
UnHed states prohibit the exportatioo oi PROVISIONS
eept under bod that they shall South Might
Great Britain prohibit the cIportaon of arms EXCEPT
under bond that they snond not 20 North Surely this
would be JUS, an ia bu, the United sa,e need have no
sppTsb aston that free government sooli attempt 10
impose or fres people submit 10 any such fcters Yet
they may very well cmeuber that they are inyensing
an engine ~ oppression which be found errcedngy
inconven'~nt 10 themselves by and bye sfnuld Great
Britain have occasion 10 practice the arts which the
In tied States teaching hcr.
Ems ncspasson IN sAs Dusch West ladies.
Prom the same paper
I Captals H " The brgartine Lady q TIE Lake, who
arrived Sunday last len days from tie Dutch sland
Of Cura,a reports that the slaves n that island vsss
with the slaves throughout the Dutch d"mnrns
made free On ibs lat Of July ulsrpo csptiin w. ssys
that the reccpty emapcpsed showed 70 dsposstoo "
return 70 labor Bot iynG aboui the stfeess 10 Ill
dkectOns istoxcatsd-
YANKEE CUvscsity Expedftseu.
trou ths Royal Gszette. Augg~ ~
Zoe lille schooscs nsmed the Josephine tpt Crock
et B,stno arrived % the.e islands 90 Tuesday last
Mr. Cutting. the proprie,os Of ths Museum q @,on
ef The largest w the world, chartrei the Jeshne
for Tho purpcse n voyage h~se " obt1D collection ~
the many curious kinds q Cab, he win steb the coral
v,dsd with lssws wel uhch hr. Ctilss has sisesdy
secured. bs war hero and since BIS srfivd, sbous
forty dfpsrrt kin6s n hsh Nr cafiins ae~'mpsn~A
by Mr. Cbambsrisln, naturalist. ahf yesi~fdsy tbe
sloop Pacific. aptain Aplcman ~ ~ Nes m. hriv
81. The rscrfc N. weasel nat was br~ sss
hx tt.xrurr and having tho Ob.~ct in