Correspondence of the Register and Journal.

PENSACOLA, September 2, Is
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ENSACULA3 DePteIHUtI

 Dear Sir:-The steam frigaie Princeton, Captain Enge, left this place yesterday under sealed orders She departed with considerable despatch, and it is generally believed she is the bearer of i'm. portant papers to General Taylor. It is impos- sibe to conjecture their import, though if were genuine Yankee I think could "guess" that they did not portend very seriously of war.

 The Princeton left under steam, without rag of canvass. No smoke, sail or ripple of the water visible, and she beautifully and gracefully rounded the Commodore's frigate she brought 10 my mind most vividly my youthful pictures of the "Phantom Ship" with the Devil on board as the moving pow CT. Nothing else new. Yours, etc.