FROM CALIFORNIA.

The New York Commercial of yesterday
publishes the following letter: .a


Mazallan, California aE
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publishes the following letter: a


Mazalan, California; E


ns | m August II, 1876.


Commodore Sloat arrived off this port three
days ago, in the Levant; he remained but one
day and then proceeded to Panama on his way
home, leaving Captain Stockton in command
in California, which had all passed quietly in
10 the possession of the American forces.


1T is the general belief that this coast will be
blockaded by the end of next month. The
Warren left here in June, with dispatches
from the Government for the commodore, sup
posed to be orders about blockade of this
coast. 0 ..a aaaF .f.
when Commodore Sloat left Monterey she
had not arrived, but could not have been out
more than four or FIVE days after he sailed, so
that il Captain Stockton carries those orders
into effect his ship will probably be here in
September