Norfolk, January 80.

ARRIVAL OF TIE HORNET.
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AkRlNh Al Or lltE HOKNEI i.


The U. $ Ship Hornet, Capt. .ateaander Cla1-
ton arrived at this port yesterday afternoon, in %
days passage from Vera Cruz, and proceeded di-
rectly up to the Navy Yard-officers and crew all
in good health, and having lost bu, 10y de-
bili,yl since she sailed from tho United States.


The Hornet discharged her pilot off the Della
ware Capes, On the Cd December, and arrived at
Vera Cruz on the Gath OF the same month. where
she landed Mr. Sergeant, Minister 70 the Congress
OF vacubays. who proceeded Immediately for the
City Of Me&ico She sailed from Vera Cruz on
the 9th inst. has had very boterous passage, and
been several dsys little to the Southwark of the
Cape.


Mr.. .KaSon Secretary Of the u. S. Legation to
the Mexican GoveInment--and bearer of Treaty
OF Ami,y and Commerce between the United States
and Mexico, recently concluded by MIR. Poinsett !;
and Mr.. Iolon, Mexican Consul, for Philadelphia,
came passengers in the Hornet.


The U. S. Ship John ADAMS, Capt. Wilkinson,
arrived at Vera Cruz a few days before the Hornet,
and sailed again for Tsmpico.


Two prizes to Com. Porter, had arrived at Vera
Cruz, one a valuable vessel and the other SLAYER
not of much value, the latter Of which he had cut
out from under the guns Of the Moro Castle. at
Havana Beacon.