The New York herald., 1865-02-17

The blockade Effective.
ENGLAND AND FRANCE TAINTED FOR rAMBLY sUB-
niTrrN0 10 THB MONOPOLY or Trade cARRID
ON BY THE NORTH WITH THE SOUTH.
From the Richmond Enquirer Feb. Al
1xrSrsa nasss md YSA Aae Salss; but it does
ns~ mean That the Yankee shall not trade By law Of
os The sss q
she Treasury grants permits trade with these Saies
permits % trade aecoana Of the United States govern
their ssa paws BY the laws q blockade The New York
s accounts er tho revival Of the exports and the
sss % fore sn American son by che fact that hs
government permits at Memphis and other khszssppt
ions sf tho military oommanSsm have been modiasd
nem hsadgaartevs q Warrington This means that tho
Ssestp1 q cotton from blockaded Rsbedom, through
perms which open the blockade for tho United States
have been greatly increased, 70 the manifest improve
nent Of their finances
Here u another item as 70 the blockadc:-
ne Secretary sf the Treasury has with tho approval
q Ae President assgnated the port Of Fernandina,
HasdA e place nr the purchase Of products Of the
ns0rrcctaonary 6ates on government account, In &c
eosdance with the PROVISIONS Of the eighth section Of tho
g. Of Congress approved July 1884 and Mr. Holest
agent for sha. place And viii proceed Il an early day %
Me discharge Of the duties Of hts once.
Yankee cunning ~ means Of the blockade has ousted
England and France from trading with these States
SsSs seunss hss Hs United sates might monouons
ofthese States Smart Yankees but dull
John Bull and Johnny Crapeau BLOCKADE effective ports
closed, tsading with rebels, says Mr. Seward I'VE
agrss," says England and France snow, boys, says
M Trenholm, Shile wepes keeps England and France
& hs %
Just whatever the rebels want We can carry on forever
such war with that kind Of BLOCKADE All the cotton
and tobacco thai running the blockade Eng
land and France be condemned Tor violation Of the
laws Of blockade while all the cotton, tobacco and
Whatever, and hence must always secure US
an enormous margin Of profit !" Such Is now
Mssisspp river front has been open since July 1884
Yankee trading permits; the whole frontier Of Northern
Virginia and kentucky open; New Orleans and Baton
water in virginia open 70 Yankees; but all these and
oil other ports closed 70 England and France. And these
nations submit TO such blockade! These Confederate
States supposed that the ancient and fame Of
England and France still marked the power and dignity
Of these two natons but this war has revealed the fact
that timidity-cowardly timdity-actual fear Of the
Yankee, governs the councils Of these nations.
They submit 70 have their own people cheated
sham blockade, which the enemy grants permits to
eude they recognize and respect blockade which the
Secretary OF the Treasury Of the enemy with the appro
baton Of President Lincoln, and under a law Of the
United States Congress- grants permits to elude and
evadc They submit to have their own people excluded
from the trade Of these States out Of respect to the laws
Of blockade which laws the enemy respect not when
they make money by disFcgardng them. These are
facts established by the laws Of the United States Con
gre by the action of the Secretary Of the Treasury and
published openly in their newspapers.
These Confederate States are supplied by Yankees with
purchase from other people under heaven but which
they take from the Yankee rather Than do without them
Will the enemy raise blockade or stop war which
thus gives them monopoly Of the trade in cotton and
tobacco which subjects the penalty Of capture and
all cotton and tobacco seeking the ports Of
EuropeY Does respect for such blockade offer the
premium Of good and safe trading without competitor
and with the profits capture and the
carrying Of the war; And yet England and France
play into the hands Of the Yankee.
Army Movements I'm North Caroline.
NM IN pm WvNa n W..
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From the Richmond Sentinel, Feb. IL !.
correspondent OF the GodsbOro yGe Journal writ
Ing from xn.sos oa NE ssn says sa sns % sno
Grant and Foster both Morehcad City last week.
and paid Newborn visit and that Yankee soldiers are
landing along the coast That thousand five hun
dred negroes had been ordered TO Newbcn for the pur
pose OF rebciIdng the Atlantic and North Carolina Rail
road up TO Kinston
The Journal Of the sth has later intelligence conrma
tory OF the above. Grant visited Newbern on Sunday
two weeks ago. and had conference with Generals Pal
mer and Harland That the railroad from Newbern
wards Knson Is about TO be rebuilt The bridges arc
already constructed and In condition TO be put down
the iron ia all in Newbern ready to be laid and about
Ave hundred men are now employed, at Bachelor 9
creek, cutting crosstle4.
II Is supposed troops will land At Beaufort and push
railroad The above is the substance Of the reports
the North Carolina papers There may be nothing In It.
The Fight Below Wilmington on satur-
day Last.
wmmscrox Feb 13, 1865
There has been considerable diminishing at Sugar
Loaf On Saturday the enemy made three attacks In
force which handsomely repulsed During the
Our casualties about twenty The same day
Monitor threw shells ut Fort Anderson, killing ono
man and woundng another. All has been quiet since.