EVACUATION OF NAVY ISLAND.
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BUFFALO, Jan. l5. 1850. Dear Sir-I avail myself of an express, on the eve ofstarng for the east say that the force assembled on Navy Island evacuated last night-that they are now somewhere on shore, is understood, endcav bring to make their way to some point higher up to embark for ,ohere is not precisely kRown-without arms. The State cannon are being recovered. The aarshnl is on the qu yive with his deputies directed by the District Atorney to serve civil process on the lenders, iffhey cen be found.

 From personal examination, am satisfied that the eix seven hundred guns shot and slell thrown up on the Island, killed but oneman The English force, t is believed, lost sixteen killed by the return re- Gov. Marcy md Gen. Scott are here doing all that existing laws permit to mai in;an neutrality.

 The disbanding of tie forces at Navy Island has furnished an opportunity for ascertaining the number who were there assembled. They mustered in all 5lO, who were enrolled. Besides these there were something like l5O supernumeraries.

 Gen. Van Rensselaer,, of the late Patriot Army, Ma w Island. ed last night by fthe United States Deputy Marshals, and liberated giving hail for his appearance at the session of the U States Circuit Court The hail taken was Mr. Van R .'sown recognizance in the of s3OO0, with Dr. F. Iohn- son, George F. Barker md II. K Smith, Esqrs in the additional sum of Sl000 each.