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THE MEXICAN NAvY.-There are now laying a.
the foot of Houston street, five small clippers that
seem to attract great deal of attention. They are
all alike-''long, low black schooners"- and look
if they were cast in the same mould. They
form the incest little fotilla we eversaw. We un-
derstsnd that they built for the Mexicans and
are awaiting the financial action of that govern
ment. When fully paid for, they will probably sail


for Vera Cruz some other port, preparatory to a
cruise agains. American commerce. In this point
of view, they are a comfortable sight for sailor