MEXICAN LETTERS OF MARQUE.
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The last New Orleans /" Bulletin states, an
important item in the recent intelligence from the
city of Mexico, that letters from thence as late as
the 3Oth ultimo, from the best sources announce
the issuing of large number of Letter-of-marque
Commissions, which have been forwarded to Ha-
vana, together with blank patents for naturalizing
the crews Of such vessels as may accept the COM
missions. This information (he Bulletin further
says) is confirmed by letters from Havana, which
say that Don FELN RIVERA, who arrived there ir
in the last steamer from Vera Cruz, is the bearer o
these commissions, and the object of his mission is
to endeavor to put them into effect 1t is, however
stated that the Spanish authorities will do all they
can to prevent it, but that there many despe-
rate characters and slave-traders about Havana that
it is possible they may elude all the precautions
adopted by the authorities. Our Government ought
Immediately to strengthen the Gulf Squadron by
numerous small fastsang cruisers, to nip the plan
in the bud, if any Of these privateers should be
fitted out.