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 or these, by last accounts, the sloop-of war Ma rlon the brig Dolphin and the steamer Col. Har- ney, were on their way. The lrigate Potomac and Ihe brIg POrpoise are at Pensacola, repairIsg The sloop-of-war Falmouth and John Adams, and the brig Somers also lyng at that place, and the steamers Mississippi and Princeton have recently arrived there.

 U. S. DKAGooNs.-The following extract or a letter m relation to the march of lhe U. s. Dra- goons, from Fort Jessup to Western Texas, we find m the Courier of last evening. The letter is from an officer of the regiment, dated at Nacogdoches, July 3l.

 "fhe seven companies of dragoons arrived here to day, after very warm march of six days from Fort Jessup.

 "We shall leave on the first of August for the Trinity, and thence for he San Antonio, where you shall again hear from The command stood the march very well, and hope to do good service when we reach the disputed bnundary. Your most particular friend, *." The number of troops which embarked on the Ala- bama for Texas last Tuesday evening is 403, as fol- lows