From tie Neo Orleans Picayunc
NAVAL AND MILITARY OPERATION
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We learned yesterday morning, through the attcn.
ton of correspondent at Pensacola Of the arrival
that place the 18th inst of the Z. S steamship
Princeton, and of the steam frigatc Mississippi the
following day On the 2Qt, the sloop Of war Falmouth
arrived there in company with another sloOp of war,
John Adams, Falmouth, and Saratoga ST. Mary's,
and the brig Of SOmers and POrpos2. (lhu French
briggs GrifOn aud lie Nercure are lying in the same
port) On the Western coast Of Mexico, there arc or
shortly will be, eight of vessels Of war, and this
force will be increased by the vessels OF the East India
squadron, row on their way home. The Mexican Ma
Wy and Mexican prlvatecrs will not want, therefore,
ior'somcthing upon which wrcak .acT Ttnganco or
lancied wrongs.


Pursuer Ramsey arrived at Pensacola on the 2Oth
inst, from Mobile, with 100000 for the Of the
squadron.


The L. s. Quarter Master. stationed here has .a.
cCivcd letter from the Bay of Aransas dated the lth
nst supposed to have been conveyed by the Falmouth


to Pensacola 1t announces the loss OF the schooner
Swallow with stores for the troops Texas the par.
tcullrs will be found in another article The letter
also mentions which prevailed at Aransas that
Mexico had declared war upon this country The pre-
sumption is however, that This reached Arasas
from this city, and founded upon the communica.
tons OF the Mexican Minister to the Chamber Dcpu.
tics on the 2st uit This presumption is strengthen.
ed by letter received here Othccr under Gen


yIur, and dated COrpus Christi, The 18th inst Ac.
cUFdng the Courier this letter states that troops
lid lei; ST JUsephs island and encampcd the
main land--all in good health and fine sPTits-no
my near-nor expected. A courier had been despatch
I'd TO Malamoras aud returned, who reports only 4UU
men at or near that place.


Ibis does indicate that Gen Taylor s in any i'm


date danger, nor is there any thing very w2:!ikc in
The intelligence otherwise. The camp OF Gen. L is
efy PLEASANTLY situated, and hpG breeze almost
'tantly prevailed.


We copy from the Courier OF last evening all Xtract
If letter just received from an officer ofthe L. Dra