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embarked with his men on hoarsl tho sIaap of war Cyane to proceed siowa tho caastt ts Saa Die@o with a sseW st .ssaeEcenlsna al .ag near Los Angelos. s, me tongues ia tisa iess- r'nr. the retreat of the dcpnscd Gav, Castro, and his party. aud capturing them. The ex. petition under Col, F was composed ,.f ahout one hundred and hliy .nen, including about sixty d his own party, sl,arp shoot CTS. and the remainder consisting of c,mi- grants from the western Stalcx. alike skilled in the use of the rife. They were com pletely aFmesI, and wouid procure horses al Inc place q thcir eRharkaIIIH They sailed from Monterey ihe 2till July, and oi course no news Lad been received from them pro yious la the departure of Con. Sloat, which was on The 29th July. There WAS no doubt however of their success m lhe t,l.;;==t oI lheir enterprise, should they reack ltleir des- ,i,Ia.ion before the party of Castro hasl al- ready passeh and made good it's eetreaf- I Commodore Sloat returns with his hrailh somewhat impaired. He was re,ievcd pro. yious to his departure by Com. Stockton, .. he night we'll he, after two years service tt those seas. He was unfortunate in lis re

 turn, suffering shipwreck on ihe United Sta,e. hrig Perry, in her passage iion Havana

 whither he was conveyed hy Inc British mai steamer irosa ChagreS.