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.,moosing your squadron in cruising

 @ gf If Mexico, so as to communicate

 ',,, ,,l' with Galveston; and occasionally

 g g.self at or before Vera Cruz, with

 '';a,;ons to other parts of your cruising T @ as in your judgment may be best z,.d I to effect the objects of your gene ' so .aecial instructions.

 ] TilI be cautious in committing no as % of the rights of others, but resist slnish a5 aggressions on ours. If, while llt ,ion of ratification is pending, an l rerce shall threaten an invasion of lO ,'om will remonstrate with the com

 od;cer. and you will accompany s 9,onshance with the assurance that l saident of the United States will regard ! s'tion , of such hostile purpose to- Tovas T% under such circumstances, as sd 2 most unfriendly spirit towards the s,ates and which, in the event of the rstidcation, must lead to hostilities sas observe any preparation for such an In | you will without delay communi- kpi sa information to the Department, that ' Ee.ident may submit the same to Com }, will communicate, as often as occa- present itself, with the Charged \ E of inc United States at Texas, and |1.onr despatches 10 the Department as .nt as opportunities may offer.

 |Tery respectfully, your obedientservant, J. Y. MASON. ,nodore DAVID CONNER,

 'esa5nqndiag Home Squadron, PeasacoIa.