Lieut.. J. P. WILSON arrived here this morning from Pensacola; having in ; charge the piratical schr. Tenez, prize to the U. s. schooner Grampus, Capt. MAYO, captured off Cape Hayti on the l 4th ult.-and of which we gave an ac- count from the Pensacola Gazette, in the Courier of the 18th inst. The

 Grampus having went into Pensacola,

 was ordered by the Commodore to 5 bring her prize to this place for trial . The Grampns remained at the Balz

 from which place the prize sehoone b was lowed up by the Porpoises sNs are in possession of no further proceed ings of this lawless crew. They an now before the proper tribunal for trid "a tribunal which, we trust, will bs able to answer to its God, and to ths government by which it has been insti.1 tuted, for the hearing it will give them.

 .N. 0. Cour.

 The National IntelHgencer of the Sth inst. says:-"Six million four hun. dred thousand dollars of the public debt of the United States was paid of on the first of July.'' This will baI gratifying intelligence to those who do not consider the national debt publs blesssng. The friends of the presea administration are anxious to cxtiDguiaE the national debt as soon as practicable while their opponents in the northen states begin to contend that it would b k good policy to increase it with view bI enable gentlemen retiring from bushes to vest their fortunes in public stock as they do in England.

 The opposition papers call the admisEE istration of President Jackson a srcigl

 of terror They are right. It hasI truly carried "terror" to the official"eril

 doers." The convicted and dismissed

 peculators and their friends of the preas. have but one opinion of it. They were ] in ''terror' when they lost their olGiess -and in still more "terrible" predic. ament when convicted of HoalfeasaDess.

 U s. Telegraph.