The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-16
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
sua foarmss nunaos Correspondence.

Je0 Davis Moved lnao tho Comm dissss Qaars
tiers Prepared for Himself aud Vanity In
Carroll Haii-ISfs Improved Health ana
Prospects and Hopes for shs Futsre-Arss-
val OF the Steamer tAaif stream, and Isxes-
esisas Incidcnis Of Her Late Cruise. &c.
fosrRxss Moskos. Nov. Ia 1853
lAs very Ono rooms four number bssides xilchsa
n'ssd up in Carroll Hall for JED Davis and family have
a length received tho anishins touches Of carpenter
mason slazsr aud painter yacating his old quarters
winch ~ers limited TO ,vo classmates, he moved inie
bis now and more commodous apart mens; 20 that now
barring hs deprivation q tho freedom Of tho outss
world. be 10 I. snugly and comfortably atuslsd has
rooms - AIRY. liberal supplies Of fusi - numerous
attendance % servsnts and complete aud elaborate
cfissss suxiiasiss any oincer In the fort There
II mo- objectiss In an thls A liberal aud dts
Greet humanity 10 shown ia H. our governynsos
In the ossrcss Of such policy u tbs state
prisoner svncss tae generosity Il /, Capable o. and
witch noe only viii soncilaie more than sny,hiox .ss
oosld the vast ma.s q southern pc,pe. and oonvsrt y
eugsnder GREATER and univcrsa respect abroad ~.
thosgh accscd Of grave offences hc before ,bs
in tas light or wha, ~ h suffered his pas, inp,,Ds
nent without riai, the psasst cemfors allowed him.
i.te = t6sy cons are vssiv besssr ia.s than nevss
shown him. ssd IL bass and ouispctea in =.
acknowledgement Of u. hsSsovsr. his health 10
walk unsupported his sp,ris srs sssis hi. Coz
vcrraiIoa Il In msrh lighter and gsysr ons Aod slis
world revssa'ly hnsfor him lcxs ausery and ropusiv
ness H. repncs ic At tho pa II mosv patient of III
present and hopeful for tho fnturs Hs snoyW
facilities IA, only Tor making hIaassf ar family COM
isSabe b Ia extend bccom,ng hospitality 10 hm sutnes
ous callers and irl.nda In hts mins and that az
fst % his friends the conviction now very ArmAv
settled that he will remain here urtsoncv all wtnteu
Whatever tas may bstdc him, IN will fhow himself
nI, aud rcso4uis Ia mc.t,ng a.
oauxS CO aukv svWuAn.
IN Interesting story, but which will mako brssf
mighs DO written 81 the crul7e 81 Tho 0ur
stream which put into Norfolk to-day shos OF coal
She left New YORK the day with tho Evsusna
star encountered to same hurricane bat throaRh mOe4
siscr~t seansnship, passed through with only tho
i'~s ." two 81 h@v small boats. which she heavy a0a0
wfaneh-d from their fasienngS, and damage w.
her ca-yo from New York shr tAs ports Porto
labetio lagusyra, 81 Tbomnn. ~ Johns and Porto ca
Az Porto Rico she received board nyo sailors being
portions "a the crews Of the prRA Castor And 4 " VIII.
son. wrecked 10 the harbor OF Arccpp hcrotoors
ported irthe HsnsLD Both these vczsds and thsas'
cargoes, combating Of seven hundrrd hogahcads ~
sugar, warn total losa. On her trip thus
far she met pretty rough weather, causing
delay and her coal 70 give ou, on ,hs iitH
inS. Just across the CUR stream. or Charleston,
sue haw mignniine with npans gone aud rgged villa
jury mnss She had no signals Of and tneruforo
the captain did not mako for her aud n0s el0Ss
enough To her 10 mako ont her Amer taking In
coal the Gurstrram resumed her Voyage 10 Nsw YOsk
sguraxns nsIuEAuos west
Tho tide or emgratIoa settling since froms
North Carolina for tho West s eoaiinus About
hundred cmixsunls arrived to-day Sesisoard aol
Roanoke RarcAd. ami took passage 10. tho sieansS
Adelaide 10 al st for Bstmovr thor sAy IndiaS-
apois near where they propose u settle. Nearly
poorer ciass--sbs socsssd poor white trA~i Of ths
South