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Mr.. GREEN AND SIeNoR ArocHA.-Tn repv n
Signor Atocha's last letter, from which short ouo.
tation was made in yesterdays's paper. Mr.. Green
has published another letter The story of the I;,e
French Milliner, and the charge of smuggno
goods are Indignantly denied by Mr. Green. and
characterised by him as a specimen of BLACKBOARD.
ism and falsehood, for which no other ground ex.
lists than his once importing some segars from Ha.
into Mexico, for his own use, agreeaby TO the
custom of the diplomatic corps and not objected to
by the Mexican government.


MILITARY CoURr MARTIAL.--A Court Martial was
convened last Monday, the 9TH instant, on Cover
nor's Island, for the trial of Captain Mckenzie
Here are the names of the officers belonging to il


Col B. Crane, President Ii. Col B. X. Pierce Ii
Col N Clarke Major J. Ewing Major 8. Ringgold ,
Captain g s Merchant Captain A. B. Eaton Captain


The object OF this Court Martial being merely to
enquire into breach Of discipline only, an account
of the proceedings would prove too uninterestino to
our iresders; moreover, several of the members
composing it have expressed desire tina, il sbould
not be made public until the trial is over.