Correspondence of the Register aud Journal.

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PENSACOLA, Sept. 5, tS4o.

 Dear Sir: The jail in this place was broken open last night and all the prisoners escaped. One of them was committed on the charge ol murder. The municipal regulations of this city need improvement though it is said that so long the American nha- bi,ants are in minority, but little is to be ex- pected for the better. The Creoes are generally selfish and penurous, without ambition to eel in anything, and the difference between them and the other citizens is at once porceptble. The new form of government, it is hoped, will benefit the whole Stale by arousing the pride of it's citzeus

 The sloop of war Saratoga, Capt. Shubrick. arrived Sunday eyening-officers and hands all we'll She IS 13 days from Vera Cruz, but brings no news ths you Inye not heard. The officers went on shore at Vera Cruz, and were politely and kindly ceived by the Mexicans, who persist in saying that they will not declare against Inc United States, although they intend, # they can to reconquer Tex as The fort St. Juan de Ulloa is cleared of every thing valuable and ready for defence, and has about TAO guns of heavy cabre mounted. Our vessels m the Gulf are of course too light to do the slightest injury such fortress in its present state of repair, but is said two soops of war could easily block ade the port, and the consequence would be an n- surrecton by the anti war party in Mexico.

 The French man of war, the Grifop, attempted 10 put on Monday, but has failed on account of head winds and tempesuous weather. None of our squadron has Jeff smce last wrote, and nothing is known in town of it's contemplated movements.

 1 have visited with some interest the old Spanish fort back of the town, winch gnoby deserted by it's garrison at the approach of General Jackson.- The site is certainly admirable, both for its own de fences and the protection of the town. From its heights the whole harbor can be explored, and an eanl sentinel. The old inhabitants tell of Jackson's visit to the and fort in disguise, selling chick from cart driven by Indian, day or two before he brought mp his army. The story, if true, develops trait in the old heros character of which I was before ignorant. From the account as related to me, Vdocq himself never so entrapt his victims as did Jackson, when reconnoiterng the stronghold of his enemy, under pretence of peddlng choice game ehiekens IL may be an ''old woman's sory,' but it is told here fact undisputed. You have lived long enough 10 "know thing or two," but perhaps you never dreamed, waking or sleeping, of Andrew Jackson, with beard week old. shabby clothes and crowness hat, passing himself among the gall ant dons of this Spanish city as a chicken trader, unwilling 10 sell more than one of his best blooded cocks 10 any person, and thus driving his market through every in town, and under the very gate of the fort itself! Do you think Fouche him. self ever displayed more skill even when hood wink ing Boneparte, or deceiving Wellington and oyer- reaching Me,terncli? Yours etc.