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quinine, and for various parties in Virginia, which he no doubt intended to take on with him. Three other arrests have been made during the last two days, one of the latter also being taken from the above hotel. On his person was found important Southern papers, about $800 in gold, and about $160 in bills, mostly Virginia money. He is said to be connected with General Wise, and was bearer of dispatches from a leading Southern house in this city to General Wise and a banking house in Savannah. The other two parties are said to be both Southerners, one of whom was arrested for offering bogus drafts on one of the Virginia banks. The latter two were sent to Fort Lafayette. Enforcing the blockade. The New York Journal of Commerce says in regard to the effect of Southern privateering upon the commerce of the North: The shipping interest of New York is becoming restive under the ravages of privateers, who have already destroyed property to an incredible amount, an