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4 Gallant Capture byn T'e-ran Man Of War
under the Guns Of San Juan de CIioG.-The New
Orleans Bee gives the following uci.Ient having
happened ju>I before young Combs left Vsrs Cruz
IN the British Steamer Soiway:


A multitude Of ladies and gentlemen in gala
dresses board the Solway, ainrIng the
vessel, WHEN a vessel wa deseffrd IN the dis
tanee, with American coors hoatiGg in the b.erz.
IT was considered strange, however, that the gat
liant craft did not approach the other shipping or
come INTO port, although within eAnnon shot of the
fort.


Very soon rich Mexican merchantmen, The
Pricosa, put to sea, hound for Tsmpico or some
other p0rt-wIreR she neared the strange ship, the
American flag was struck. and the Single Sur Of
Texas 1oated over her decks gun, aud then an
other, and another were fred, The Mexican all The
while attempting 10 escape-ihe multitude exclaini-
cd-the Texans-1he Texans, the Texans, and
fled in all directions. Tire cannon of San Juan de
Ulloa to The enlbrasures Of the fort and
great noise made, but the Mexican vessel struck
her hIg, and was led off in giorious style by til.
stranger ship? QIere2 Was that Commodore
More


The Pcayune says that il was, and tha, tho cap
tured was one of the schooners built at New York.