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Tie Rqr.--The oaioers eapls. Morehead and Tyson, who are experimenting the hands employed, states that there doubt Of their being able 10 cut through this spring. The state of the river Is unlavor- able to very rapid progress of the work, but enables the superintendents to have 1t done efectually than in higher water The labofers have enjoyed pret- ty good health aud have been fewer assertions than usual Capt shreye is still at Louisville, attending to the constracon of boat to be kept in the raft, and employed in removing the stnmps of the trees in the islands and on the banks, formerly the bed of the This boat will be finished by the 10th inst. and n the raft with Capt. Shreve, by the lst March. Gaz

 The Globe (the Government paper) of yesterday confirms the rumor to which alluded in our last pa per- that General Santa Ana was to be conveyed to Mexico ia public vessel. The Pioneer (one oi the smaller class of vessels lately built by the exploring voyage has been selected for the purpose, and IS 10 take the Mexican General ai 5srrotasy, Got. A. monte) 10 Vera Cruz. They will embark at Norfolk, where the Pioneer arrived few days ago from the East.