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The New Orleans papers mention th1t a nnmoer afciiizAns of that city have opened subscription f)r swords 10 be presented io the French and Eng ssh officers who so nobly exered themselves in the face of imminent and appalling danger 10 save the ctew of the U. s. brig Somars, capszed in sudden squa off the city of Vera Cruz. The names of the officers thus To be gratefully distinguished by your el- low citizens, are Mir. Wood, first lieutenant of the British frgae Endymon, and Midshipman Sails the French brig Pylade The Courier tells us ina all but twenty dollars of the sum needed was sub scribed on Saturday.

 The accounts from Vera Cruz bring the generous testimony of the British officers to the pre-emlnenl activity and daring of the French in this gallant work