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MEXICAN VESsNs.-rhere are now lying at the
Ship Yard Of aIessss Brown & Bell in this city,
launched and nearly ready for sea- SIX schooners OF
about IS tons each, which are supposed 10 have
been ordered by the Mexican Government. Also
two small Steamboats, one launched and the other
IN stale OF readiness for launching. The steanl-
oosts are TO be supplied with engines of about one
hundred and 'itty horse power The boilers were
made at the West Point Foundry and are lying on
the dock. Beth the schooners and the steamers
are beautiful models, ard well adapted 10 the har-
bors OF the Mexican coast, From the fact hat
The completion of these vessels is suspended, we
infer that the bailders have gone as lar as they
deem it prudeu, until satisfactory arrangements
are made for the falhlment of The contrac, on the
part OF the Mexican Government