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The New Orleans Picoynne of the 9th of May
contains a letter from Havana, dated May 10th;
which states that no American ship can now OBJ
tain freight at that place, owing to the late war
news from Mexico. The writer says that Santa
Anna continues cockfghtng as usual, from
Am. to 2P.M. He appears to be quite an inof-
fensive man. Almonte was still there. They ap-
pear to be quiet, and doing nothing.


The Picaysne states that the Legislature of LOU
isiana passed with reclamation an appropriation
of $500 on the 18th, for the purchase OF splen-
did sword, to be presented to General Taylor in
behalf ofthe State as a token of the universal ad-
miration with which the people of that State view
his indomitable courage, bearing and skill


The passengers from the south state that the
steamer Sea was in sight when the mail left New
Orleans. We may; therefore, expect some news
tomorrow.


II Is said that an express has just been dispatch
ed by the Secretary of War to Col. Kearney, with
orders to march forthwith to Santa Fe. The
iorce under his command consists Of the lst dra-
goons and the Missouri volunteers, and includes
about two thousand men. 1t win take and hold
santa re against every opposition that can be
raised by Mexico. We have before stated that
the force had been nearly all raised