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NAVAL AFFAIRsAr PENsAcoLA.-The u. s. frigate
Potomac has at last taken all her stores on board,
and is in condition to 60 TO sea, but not in a seaworhy
condition. Her leaks but partially stopped by sheath
ing of canvass, still render her dangerous but not i'm
minently and she has lain in much worse cond.
ton in this harbor for many weeks, without nconve.
niencc she will probably make the trip to Norfolk with.
out disaster. To insure her safety however, yester-
days mail brought orders from the Navy Department


first class steamers, before Vera Cruz, which
to accompany her nothw ard tender and to render
assistance, should there occur necessity for it, The
Princeton will probably be the this service
Should neither steamer arrive before the sailing OF the


tseshp Lexington that vessel will carry the order
Vera Cruz and hasten their arrival II will probably be
few days before tho Lexington will have taken in
all her stores the delay will be trfng; but it is
dcrstood that the u. s. schooner Onkahy.e now lying
of the Navy Yard, may he sent for despatch The Lex
ngton will take out passengers lstAssistan Engineer
sandiord and ad Assistant Engineer Luce, King and
Thompson for tho Mississippi 1t is also probable that
some elk officers waiting orders here, will
be sent out as passengers and be distributed among the
squadron II is understood that the first class steamboat
Telegraph, anded by that veteran of steamboats,
Capt Pennoyer will touch in few weeks at Pensaco.
la on her way to New Orleans, whence she will mako
regular trips TO Galveston as packet She will take
board here at New Orleans chief engineer Gilbert
Sherwood, long known as the engineer of of the
fnes boats the Hudson river and late OF the navy
With such captain and engineer she cannot fail OF do
sell BY way of postscript add that the On-ka-hye
sailed to-day direct to New Orleans and it is said will
sail from there Immediately to Vera Cruz with orders
for the Princeton to return with all speed Pensacola
accompany the Potomac 10 Norfolk-Pensacola Letter,
Ort. ~.