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Go- The Washington Union publishes an officia letter from G. T. Pearson, Esd, HCommander the U. $. sloop-of-war Boston, announcing the loss of that vessel on the Island of Elcuthera. Captain P. says in the close of his letter:

 trust that the department will perceive that the Boston has been driven on shore owing 10 circum- stances beyond my control; and ia order that the matter may be thoroughly invest gated, respectful y request that may be brought before court of inquiry, or a court martial, on my return 10 the U. States, and there answer for my conduct throughout the whole of my short and unfortunate commasd.

 A letter from Commodore Conner to ih Navy Department, dated Tampico, Nov 22, says: "Ths place may now be considered as perfectly safe against any attack that can be made by the enemy