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FROM THE PAcIFIc.-The Pensacola correspondent of New Orleans Delta commu. n.cate the following additional information. 1t is derived from Dr. Wood. whose recent arrival from Meza,lan we mentioned in Mondays paper ;-Mobi1e Register

 The despatchcs are said to be of great our squadron in relation 10 lhe English, who have increased theirs very considerably Is somewhat precarous.-lt is rumoled that as soon as the English hear of the dec. laration of war against Maxco, it will be tho signal for them 10 take possession of the whole coast, and that it was their intention to do SC. If they do attemp, it look out for hard knocks.

 Dr. Wood left Maza,lan on the 3Oth April, made the journey to Vera Cruz in thirty days. after being detained five days on the road between San Bias and Mexico. He states that in travelling through the cou- ntry. (not being known) he had frequent oporiunllies of conversing with and hearing the Mexicans discuss the war. There were various opinions upon tho subIect-some in favor of carrying Il on to any extent; others ukewarm and rather opposed to it. These in power seemed 10 be most ardent for it's continuance, for the purpose of retaining their offices. He learned the news of General Taylors victories, and defeat of the Mexican army. before he reached the city of Mexico. The authorities. who had heard il, endeavored to keep it quiet, and from the ears of the people. It is supposed that when generally known, it will not be received with much enthusiasm by gallant volunteers"