Naval Preparations,
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The U. s. steamer General Taylor, VIM. f. Farrand,
Lieut. Commanding sails the weather permits
for the Brazos Santiago PassengcrsDr Spotsford, 1t
Sposiord, and Passed Mdshipman Arnold. w. P. Woolf
Of this city, goes out as Captains Clerk.


Leuts. Spencer c. Gist and Robert Emmett Hooe, of
the Navy, under orders from the Hon Secretary of
the Navy to report at Pensacola to Commodore Conner
for duty the Home Squadron have arrived and report
ed. in the absence Of Commodore Conner ard ali the
vessels OF war; to Capt VIM X. Lamer the senior com.
m andng officer on the station


These officers. understand applied to Cant Iat;ucr
for orders to and the squadron
they might find it. The Captain declined giving them
orders but gave them permission to 60 in pursuit Of the
squadron at their own expense. These officers have
already left for New Orleans their way to the Mex
can coast where they expect to find Commodore Conner
The government, we think, will appreciate such zeal
Pensacola Letter, May %.


Purser Watson, bearer of dispatches to Commodore
Connor arrived m this city yesterday via Pensacola and
sails to day for Vera Cruz in the Revenue Cutter VOL
cott He expected to find convey ance to Pensacola
but there being suitable vessel in port, Commodore
Lamer sent him round to this city with request that
the Collector would dispatch the Revenue Cutter in his
charge to squadron in the Gulf the readiest
OF enabling Mr.. Watson to Communicate with Commodore
Connor The contents of the dispatches of
unknown but nothing short of blockade of the
Mexican ports is expected Mobile Register May s6.


The United States schr. Flirt with crew of 90 men
left the city last night for the Brasos Santiago3 o.
Bee, Nay 25


Opinions In Canada-The Anglo-Saaon Race.
accounts Of fresh victories by the Americans the
Mexicans Countless thousands killed again. ler or
no dead bodies found after these great victories
may nationally be concluded that grown savage with
thoughts of war, blood and carnage the American
troops eat all they kill-Kinsston Wing, Nay ~.