NAyAL.-We received yesterday the following
letter from friend at the Balizei
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BALIIE, N. 4. Pass, Aug. 10, 1886.


GEErLEMEE; The United States revenue cutters
Ewing, Van Buren, Legare, and Forward sailed
this day for Brazos Santiago. The Ewing has on
placed IN command Of the revenue marine forces
cruising IN the Gulf of Mexico.


Thus fleet, 1t is presumed, will cruise along the
coast as TAR as Vera Cruz, for the protection Of
seameni and we admire the promp pIness with which
the honorable Secretary of the Treasury has met
the wants OF our mercantile community, in thus
sending down these vessels, whose services are SO
much required, and have rendered so much valuable
assistance. We can bat do justice TO the officers
comprising this squadron, for the diligence and per-
severance they have manifested in the discharge Of
their duties Yours, truly, w.