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We understand the correspondent of the Balti-
more Sun is correct in stating that "Leut. o. H.
Bergman, (late ofthe Truxtun,) commander of the
United States schooner On-kahy-e, now lying at
Norfolk has been instructed to get his vessel ready
for sea- and proceed with all practicable despatch to
Pensacola. The object of the special service is to
cruise between Pensacola and Key West, touching
at Tampa, St. Marks, Cedar Key, and Apaachico-
la as often the state Of the weather will permit
for the purpose of maintaining mail communica-
tion between the respective places aording facilities
to officers Of the general and State governments when
the same can be done without causing delay in the
trips, and the general duty of protecting American
commerce and interests"


We had the pleasure of seeing Lieut. Bergman
in Washington, to-day, and he contradcts the sub
stance ofthe conversation in the car which has been
going the round Of the newspapers. .''. 49,.