Meigs County Telegraph

Later and Important from the Fisheries.—Boston, Aug. 11.—The "Gloucester" has arrived from the Fisheries, and brings information that the schooner "C. V. Rogers," was boarded by the officers of the "Devastation," and was ordered out of the bay, together with about twenty other schooners, which were at the time out or five miles from the land; the papers were called for by the English officers, who having looked at them, crumpled them up, and threw them with disdain on the deck; they also ordered a schooner which was getting water in one of the bays, giving her but fifteen minutes to leave. It is reported that an American schooner was fired into, while escaping from the cutter, and the man at the helm wounded.