FROM THE GULF SQUADRON.
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The barque Coosa, recently seized of Alvarado
by the United States squadron, arrived at New
Orleans on the 10th instant in charge Of Passed
Midshipman BARRETT.


The New Orleans Delta learns by this arrival
that the Mexican prize schooner Telegraph, taken
by The Y. ;. steamship Mississippi off Tabasco,
was brought up to the fleet on The 10th ultimo, the
day before MldshiPman Barrett left.


When the fleet under Com. PERRY had been last
heard from they were Immediately off Tabasco,
and were but waiting for violent swell to subside
before passing over The bar to attack the place
every man being eager for the fray.


The squadron consisted Of the Mississippi flag
ship1 Com. Perry; the Vixen, Commander Sands
revenue cutter McLane, Capt. Howard revenue
cutter Forward, Capt. Nones; prize schooner Non
alta, Lieut. Hazard: schooner Reeer, Lieut.. Ster-
rett; and schooner Bonita. Besides these, there
were twelve cutters designed for taking the forces
ashore, which, besides the crews of the respective
vessels, number two hundred men, principally ma
rines from the Raritan and Cumberland.