The New York herald., 1863-02-11

quenty they win be ovovpowsrsd by numbers MAyk
pass Disaster after disaster has occurred since The
nrst Of the and the end appears 70 be no yet We
have bad nothing but In tho navy whore victory
alone belongs and with whom does the fsuit LIEF
he ooers Of The navy blamed because they Do not
accomplish impossfbies with the pots and kettles they
fsrnsh such vesscls. Oh, NO They 20 free, and
are permittd 10 pocket the profits made by furnishing
rascay material and walk the streets the envy Of all
The Huntsville brought aso as passenger Mr. Dodge,
an old and wealthy resident OF Apaachicoa who has
been compelled TO seek refuge board vessel being
driven from his home by the rebels. He compelled
70 leave his family and all his property and
enable him 70 recover H. but ths time has gone by for
that When Apalachcnla last year possession
Of by Commanders Stellwagen and Drake, Of the navy
thon was the time to have occupied the place and given
protection to its population but the task would be
difficult, capable Of being accomplished at all Mr..
nsn florida is pothu1 ehUa Of Ss
kind The people entertain nothing but tho most deadly
hate towards the government and people Of the North,
who, they say, are all abconsts and desous OF rob-
bing them Of their property and crushing them. Mr..
Thayer, who expects 70 do much with Florida had bet
take notice Of this information give his time and
attention other part OF the world than the
and everglades Of Florida
From the course that events are taking am locking
almost for soppage OF tho communication between this
point and the North After all that has occurred In
january, with every prospect OF continuance what may
great rapidly since General Mcclellan, by the influence
OF the radicals, was compelled TO retreat from before
Rchmond Before that period all Was sunshine with US,
and there was every prospect OF speedy termination Of
the wnr Now all darkness and gloom ,and We can only
see for the future disastrous termination TO the war
unless the entire policy or the government changed,
and other rulers substituted for those now in power
with this even fear IL 10 too late Where once the
Union had many friends In the South has nothing
Dut enemies and reconstruction appears to be mpossi
Die such 10 the opinion OF those who year since
aiior the Union, but who have since then, by being
roDDed OF all they possessed by the government for
Wnich thoy suffered every indgnty become lukewarm
on the subject not caring what the result Of the 10 10
be.
The steamug Reane arrived last night from Havana,
bringing us the news OF the capture by the rebels Of
bockading ships at Sabine Pass Are this
kind occurring almost weekly, Of the dshearenng
report 70 the Of the Reanie having fred
into by the Spanish steam rgae Princesa de Asuras OF
which fact have notified you. Secesh s in the
dapcy In Havana The United States naval supply
copy a the HERALD Of the Ath inst day later. She
win take In GOAL and proceed 10 the Western squadron
The tug Reanie brought . communication to Admiral
Bailey from Consul General ShueIdt announcing that tho
Alabama had landed the officers and Of the Hatteras
at Kingston jamaica and that she repairing at that
vessel All this and more you will probably learn via
Havana, and before communicate IT, The list OF
killed and wounded have not yet learned. The English
government first permit the building fitting and
and then allow her 70 be repaired and coaed colonial
port, after having been badly damaged in fight with
one or our cruisers vastly her Inferior In construC
tion, crew and armament. Such is her neutrality No
wonder she wishes to remain neutral, when she
compsh her purpose with little trouble and expense
70 herself.
We shall be obliged TO wait ten days for another
mail Its arrival viii be hailed with delight must
bring important intelligence. Chance may, however,
give II 10 us sooner. Nay IL be SO.