NEwYoRKs JUNE IS.
CAPTURE or PENSACOLA.
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Tn relation 10 the late rumoar on this
subject, the National InfelAgencer Of Tues
day, thus remarks. Our readers are
doubtless impaiirn, for further accounts q
Gen. Jackson's movements ; but We have
nothing further 10 offer them. No difecl
intelligence has reached The seat Of govern
ment from Gen. J@ckson's head quarters
since he took up The line Of march from y.
Marks. We have thought proper 10 no
tice this absence of Information, to accounl
for the silence we have observed on the
subject, since announcing, the other day,
the retorted cattRre Of Pensacola. This
report reached the city from I've different
sources remote from each other, and near
er to the scene Of action than to this city
We have little doubt OF the correctness OF
the fact Of Gen ] having entered Pensaco
la and il is equally probable, II he entered
at all, it was BY assault, as it is not to be
supposed the Spanish authorities would
have given up 50 important post without
at least shew Of resistance.


" The motives Of this step General Jack
sons dispatches will disclose. Il i pre-
sumed such measure was not IN the con-
temptation of the government although Il
may necessarily have resulted from the DIS
cretion vested in the commanding officer TO
take such lawful steps as the safety ct the
frontier might appear 70 require: II The
Indians in arms against US led The way 10
Pensacola, there can be no doubt of Gen
Jackson's being justified in following snd
dislodging them"