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received, by the way uf Vera Cruz, intelligence
from Oahu, Sandwich Islands, TO the 5h of Septem-
Der, Honolulu to the 1st of September, and Tahiti to
the middle of August -


The accounts from Tahiti state that H. B. M.
ship Collingwood, Admiral Sir Geo. Seymour, had
arrived there and saluted the FrenchProtectorate
flag This is rather singular, and seems TO in
dlcate that the English, in order to carry some
point in the Pacific, have concluded to recog-
and tolerate the French aggressions in that sea.
Ills 10 be borne in mind that Sir Geo. Seymour
has command of the English fleet stationed
on the North Pacific coast and to operate on the
shores of Oregon, If nsed be- 1t is to watch this
fleet that Commodore Stockton has just been des-
patched in the frigate Congress-


The U. s. ship Portsmouth, Commander j. B.
Montgomery, was at San Bias on the 18th ult, to
sail same day for Mansanilla and Acapulco. She
left Oahu, Sandwich Islands, Sept 9th, Monterey,
California Sept 30th, and Mazatlan, Oct. 10Th She
lost by his falling from the foreyard to the
deck. Mr. Francis Johnson, bearer of dispatches
from U. S. Commission, Hawaii, was passenger
on board.


The U s. s. Levant, Commander H. N. Page,
was at Oahu on the 9th Of September, to sail next
day for California and West Coast Of Mexico


The u S. S. Savannah, Commodore Sloat, was
daily expected at Oahu.


The u 3 S. Warren, Commander Hull, sailed
from San Pedro, California, Sept 9th, 1915, for
Oahu, S. |.


LIsr OF OyTIcERs ATTACHED TO THE U. 8. SHIP
PORTSMOUTH - Commander, JOHN B. MONTGOMERY;
Lieutenants, John 8. Missroom, Richard Forest Wood
hull Schenck, Washington A. Bartlett; Surgeon, VIM.
Maxwell Wood; Asst Surgeon, Charles H. Oakley; Pur.
Watson; Act. Master, John Wilkinson Mdshipmen Ed
ward c. Grafton Hunter Davidson, Wm M. Gamble,
Sa;s ICseph farrsa James Hsson
John L. Montgomery; Boatswain Robert Whitaker;
Gunner. Andrew A. Randell; Carpenter, George Wis
ner; Sailmaker David Bruce; Passenger Master S. L.
w. Montgomery


LIST OFFICERS ATTACHED u. s. SHIP
LEvANr.-Commander, Hugh N. Page lst Lieutenant
Moos haNSy END do III Ssp1 % IL Aaa% Acting
Surgeon, Edward Glchrist Purser, John B. Rittsn
house Acting Master, ! D Read; Midshpmsn. Samuel
ward II. Scovell, Charles wooley, A. B. Abercrombie
Captains Clerk, William v: Taylor Boatswain John
John Green sailmaker, william Bennett !; Pursers
Clerk, James Wilder.


VERY LATE FROM MExIco.-The packet barque
Eugenia, Captain Biscoe, arrived yesterday from
Vera Cruz, whence she sailed on the 5th instant.


She brings no news of Importance. Our cores
pondent gives all the intelligence from the intefior
in his letter.


All was quiet at Monterey in California, on the
3Oh of September. new Governor, with troops,
expected from Mexico, but it is doubtful wheth
er the Government will send the force at present.


The U. s. ship j Ohm Adams, Captain McCluney,
was at Vera Cruz on the 9th, to sail on the 9Th.


VERA CRuz, Nov. 5, ls45


Mexico at present is quiet, though there has lately
been some tumultuous movement in Puebla and short
time ago there was alarm Of revolution in Mexico
during the night, which induced an immediate
ton OF the theatre but appears that the alarm was
false


Much diversity of opinion exists the subject of the
Texas question some few opine that the Mexican gov
United States may PROPOSE and that is only trying to
gain tme its Golfers in most impoverished state,
while the great number think the extreme penury Of
the country will act sufficient nducement to sub
nit to any terms that will produce funds enough to meet
the actual most pressing exigencies


The country is in most anomalous position; the GO
vernment is central though all the members of are
federaliss; and it s presumed indeed fully expected,
that revolution preparing for the beginning OF the
upset the present system and establish federalism


The new tariff is little favorable to
in some respects than the old but the greatest alter
alton is still in contemplation namely, to admit and
manufactured cotons OF ell descriptions and to devote
part the increase of the revenue towards the ndem
ni6cation of the manufacturers


Baron Cyprey, after experiencing every attention
from the authorities sailed the the British packet
for Havana, where he waits instructions from his GO
vernment.


The press is beginning to call the attention of the
enjoys the other depa but at the present
moment is not likely that the government from its
total absence of resources will take any active steps in
the matter though doubt there exists every nclina
ti,n to put that department ua footing with the
rest.


Business is dull the goods for the fairs having gono
forward money is extremely and no conduca
expected for some tme consequently the exchange
the capital may be expected reach runous rate to
those compelled to draw. Exchange New York
minal nothing to remit and therefore takers.


RELIGIOUS SERVICES AT ST. PErERs.-Our report
has full notes OF the excellent sermon preached
yesterday, at ST. Peters Church, in Barclay street,
by the Very Rev. DR.. Power. We may give 1t to-