COrrespondsnce cf the Phil. Public Lsdg0.
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 letters of ,narque. No official news has as yet reached the State Department of lhis prelended move off the Mexican government. All that the De- pertinent and the President know about the matter is that the Spanish government has, during all their difficulties with MexIeo, uniformly manifested the kindest disposition towards the United States and the irmest resolution adhere ihe sipulations of our treaty with her. which prevents the subjects of His or Her Caiholic Majesty, from avaing tiem selves of letters oi marqne from any power whatever against the property of inc citizens of the United States, and provides flor the punishment of e of- fender who is 10 he considered by both parties in the same category as pirate. Oar merchants and navigators need therefore be particularly alarmed about these three hundred letters of mar9ne.