PENSACOLA, August &, 1915.
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We arrived here last night. nud are now Iy.
int outside tho harbor. We left Pensacola on the
20h urt. for Vera Cruz; hut the tornnpdoro
found the leak to increase 50 much, that ne got
little ann ous about it, and grvn tho order bout
ship,' at which We we're very glad, assure y"u.
y hen we parted comp,ny win Ia" $lnt.Iron, tH"
Commodore sent the S0ra,orl to Ncrr Crl1, nnt
the Lawrence towards GaOyr~Irn. Tho nupros.
sion is, that we shall discharge mos. Of oar pro.
visions nj Pensacola. and then proceed Immediate
" 10 Norfolk. We shall not stay hero IL ne
than week. Officers and crcw all wc'I.'


We understand, by subsequent information.
that the Potomac needs no repairs winch cannot
be made at Pensacola. She IS probnhIy already
nearly in order for. going TO sea; and, within
week. will doubtless be- so.


Tho Marion. al Boston. is nearly reudy. The
Congress, at Norfolk, will be ready ntwo weeks.
and will sail for the Pacific, under Captain Stock.
ton. Commander Dupont goes out i'll her on spe-
cial duty.


The CoInn'io, AT Norfolk, and tho /. States,
at Boston, (both rrgucs,) will, rs reserve force,
be ready for sea, the one in thirty, the other in
forty days, if needed.


The bris Do'phu, nj Norfolk, is ready for sea;
as also the sIoop Dale.


1t is to b1 hoped, lnora will be- no occasion for
employing any part OF this additional force; but
it IS due our commerce 10 be prepared to protect
it. Tho necessary orders for the Pacific station
were forwarded long ago. The Cyane will be II
yaIupbic aid to our squadron in that ocean; and,
with tho returning East India squadron. and the
Constitution, our commerce in that quarter seems,
fer the pres nt, safe enough.


There is no doubt that tho administration is
taking every precautionary measure 10 meet any
couangcncy which may occur. 1t is throwing
troops into Texas, and providing arms and ratons
for any additional force which Texas may bring
to orr aid. Ne are collecting strong s1u1drons
un tho Gulf andlu the Pacific. If Mexico should
be mad enough 20 declare war, and attack us, we
shall be- prepared to meet her at once. The promp-
titude aud the energy Of our government will be
felt at every point. Whilst they are conducting
our foreign relations with c.rcumSpectOn which
would avoid all necessary collisions, they are
irmy preparing 10 meet every danger with the
energy which becomes free people, BY these
prompt and various preparations, they arc showing
to our own people, as well as to foreign IA lions,
that wo are VIDE nwnko--incrcasiug the conf.
dcncc which the people ought 10 have in the gov.
cnrnment, and arresng the attacks with which
Mexico threatens US. If She be not entirely in.
faluaIed by misguided CounscIs, sho will refrain
from making bow at us, which must fcarfuly
rccoIl upon her own head.


Letters Of Ndr2ue anil Ryrisui.-Wc heard it
stated lately, by an intelligent officer of the Iut