UNITED STATES SQUADRON,
OFF Vera Cruz Oct a Ia1h {
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UNITED STATES SQUADRON, I


on Vera Cruz, Oct 8, ls45.
know the names of the ships composing squadron
before this place. their Names with those of the
officers commanding:


Commodore David Conner, having his flag on board
he Falmouth Joshua X. Sands Commander
tsteamer Missssippi-AndHw Fitzhugh, Captain II.
Adams, Commander


John Adams-Wm J. McCluney, Commander
st. Mary's-J l.. Saunders, Commander.


saratoga-Irvine Shubrick, Commander.
Steamer Observation-Disclosures Enge, Commander.
Brig Somers-Duncan N. Ingraham, Commander
Brig POrpoise-Wm. f.. Hunt Lieut.. Commandant
may be acceptable also to you TO be able to inform
your readers and the friends Of those serving in the
squadron that the officers and men all enjoy excellent
health and are in fine spirits.


Yours, very respectfully NAVY.
After the above was written two of the squadron the
Somers and Mississippi sailed for Pensacola arrived
there the 29th Of October The Princeton too sailed
the same day with the Mississippi and has probably
rived this at Pensacola, and been despatched to the
North with the frigate Potomac.


The N. Orleans Bee says: a private CORE spondent
writes as follows:t appears that the Princeton has
brought dispatches from the Anne Government the
object OF which s to suspend further difficulties by re-
qurlng renewal OF diplom attic relations between the
two countries, or in default of this to commence omen
hosilies IL is readily understood that the nc rtan
state of relations with Mexico cannot long continue
She must decide in favor Of Of the two
peace war.


been elected a member OF the Mexican Senate
The Mobile Register OF the LIST inst saws: Dcspatcbes
from Mexico received on Wednesday last at
by the u = steamship Mississippi FIVE days from Vera
Cruz, passed through the Post Office here day beore
yesterday, on their way to Washington Thev were
very volumnou but nothing is known of their contents
GEORGIA LEGfsI --'rhia hodv mat and uyaa