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The sloop Of war Preble has received her
sailing orders 10 join the squadron in the Pacific
Sheis commanded by Com. VIM. f. Shields,
lst Lieut.. Lanman, and Lieuts. Ward, Chip
man and Mix. She will probably drop down
into Buttermil Channel to-day, and sail in a
day or two


The slooP Of war Albany, has met with some
delay in her completion on account of the
difficulty in procuring the iron work, which is
wrought at the Navy Yard. She is as vet bu,
partially rigged.e, III


The y. $. bg. Lawrence, Capt. Murphy has
arrived from Pensacola and was hauled to the
wharf on Thursday last. Although a compar-
atively new vessel, built by contract at Balt
more, she is found to be considerably rotten,
and at all events unfit for the navy. She is TO
be sold. ar.. a-s.. ss .r
I. The Schr John Allyn at Norfolk, reports
seeing the U. S. brig Washington the 18th
instant, in lat. 35 40. long. "A 48 under jury
mas,s, having lost her topmasts off Cape Hat
teras the 9th inst.


The u S. brig Perry. sailed from Pensacola
the Ist inst, on cruise off Cuba. The friga,e
Raritan would sail for Vera Cruz about the 9th
inst The Mississippi would soon be ready 10
follow the Rartan.