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NAVAL NEws.-The U. s. store ship Lexington,
for the Mediterranean, is at anchor at Quarantine
ground, waiting wind.


The following is an extract of letter, dated on
board the U. s. frigate Cumberland, Port Mahon,
Oct. 25, 1844;-"We arrived here last night, after
tedious, boisterous passage Of nine days from
Malta We are looking tor the steamer from
France tomorrow, on her way to Algiers. She
touches here for hour, and then is of to Africa,
OF sending letters to Boston, but very safe and
certain channe''


The U. ). ship Plymouth, Commander Henry,
was daily expected at Mahon from Marsellles