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0rR NAvY.-We have no doubt of the correctness Of f the fGsllIlowiag remarks, by aIl

 otHcer inhe Navy abroad:

 Y "I would say what you may know already, tbaf aere is nothing that facilitates the op- snton of our merchants abroad, or that sa.bes our commerce to succeed iii all is rsafons with foreigners, so muchas the sight If one of our men of war. All nations so much respect our flag, and are treated. so eFlly by our naval officers that they are asr ready to favor the Americans. This is ers great object in keeping up in times of peace squadron in various foreign sta- tons. The suppression of piracy is anoth. q. and a third IS, that it forms a school for naval discipline. ."-Boston Journal.