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under Compulsion) as seamen. The New York Times publishes a letter from a correspondent on board the U. S. bark Gemsbok, Nov. 4, from which we take the following: The United States bark Gemsbok, Lieut. Edward Cavendy commanding, left Hampton Roads on the 17th of September, bound for Wilmington, N. C., on the blockade. On the 19th of Sept., off Beaufort, N. C., captured the English schooner Harmony, from Yardmouth, Nova Scotia, loaded with fish, trying to run the blockade. On the 22d Sept., off Frying Pan Shoal, captured the schooner Mary A. Pludar, of Wilmington, N. C., loaded with lime. After which we stood in for New inlet, disguised the ship as a merchant ship, and hoisted the jack for a pilot; after which two pilots came off in a boat.--Coming close along side, the Captain hailed them, and told them to come on board quick; that there was a cruiser off shore, and he must get in that night. After this the pilots came on board, and, seeing the guns and men on deck, exclai