The New York herald., 1863-10-17

To whc may bo added the captured steamer Lizzie
REs p Ks .Ssyl that rnsss Blockade ss sas.
rather tckish sort of investment. As Carpenter
Middle would say. "They arc ecarious and not at al
The Union has brought in rebel charged with piracy,
and who, all accounts rrc W IS not likely to be
s:s sssS .xsI:; i 'Sxsf1lSSsni wss lSs prao. !.
,;. ,..ls tnat aa.mg ,"c we're known to
DO loyal with 'niIis mp the Gulf coss.. y
happened that occasion about eight months ago
tho north Of Charlotte sard wnc this predicament.
man named Johnson with other pcrs us, OF
to tho fshing boat and captured the men and the mails
on board. The mails were sent 10 Richmond, and the
men handod TO the rebel authorities II seems.
however, that the johnson had authority from the
rebel govornmont for the act he had committed, ana he
was cooily ignored hy the arm OF je Davis stephens
Co., but subsequently he was engaged in the
running the bocka,c bwesn Nassau ana Peas creek,
small stream that antcs itself into Charlotte barbor
Daring these operations Master johnson was captured in
m unlieky moment a!d brought hera bolrd tbs
Union 10 be d p'seio b. he authorities. II remains 10 be
esen whether the rcinsiang Davis government. having
repudfaed the man Johnson. will now repldate their
own reputation, ad iTsst that the who they them
selves treated rate, will insist his receiving the
polite accorded 10 the OF the
Petrcl aud the savannah.
The United States steamer yunn,a arrived hese from
Port Hayten ysslcrday. Inc ,uniata b,loass to me
vague that the revoulioniss NJ Santo ingo
getting the upper hand OF the Spanish usurpersa
consummatitr nost dcvoutiy to be wished"
The United states steamer Port Royal arrived here
torday morning. she brings with her twelve bales Of
cotton from Apilacbicoa bay. Two Of them picked
up by the United schooner Chambers and the rest
by beats bclongug to the Port Royal during exped
tion TO thc Town of Apsachicola
On the hfj instant. 10 consequence OF Information
rccovcd TIN Fort Royal, which then cruising In the
pcighlo of Apaiachcola. sent launch under
command o Acting Master Van wyck 10 destroy
salt works a. ,ut and haf miles back on the
laud y wa however, the distance was twelve miles.
Nj Van wvck fully succeeded. and destroyed oil tho
boilers, vs. kettles aud other apparatus employed In
the manufacture Of salt
ono hundred soldiers ri the Forty Pennsylvania
Volunteers kvere leave for New York on the Untou,
but the tor hcm and therefore they cannot
60 TO kc them deck passengers would bc cruelty,
and therefore Captain Conroy viii net take them At all
Thcse have agreed to cnishcir term OF former
enlistment having expircd.and they have received, 10
consc, ,usncr, ih,lty days fur!ough.
through ihs Kindness OF Major Gansar, the Provost
Marshal %, this place. have received the following LIST
OF refugee, Brought ON by tho Unon:--
Charles rfhc. james rhillips, John Teal, Wfli'm w.
rason zaca al Brown from or the United States steam
er Stars and stripes.
Trcd Bola,.n wife and two children, from on United
States steamer Snnorset.
Mrs Dxnc and two children Gaspar Milordor and wife,
Mrs McNullon and child, Mr. Cope, Ann Copnor, Helen
Feyri, wc9t Pass, St George.
John Weeks. vito and two children; Nathan Tanncy
wro ani nvc children; rcn Somerrol, Tampa Bay.