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THE u. 5. STEAMSHIP PRINCETON, we under
stand, will be ready in about eighteen days for he
destined voyage to the Mediterranean. The inte
rests of our commerce in that quarter require thai
one Of our fastest sailers should be in the neigh.
borhood ready TO Pounce upon any of the privateers
or pirates which have been recently fitted out al
ports in Spain. The Spanish authorities have act
ed well in condemning pirates the vessels en-
gagged in this species Of robbery, but such vessels
may do much mischief before they enter port, and
to prevent this, one of fastest sailers should be
in the Mediterranean. The President with pro-
per care for the commercial interests, has acted
well and promptly in ordering the Princeton to
that station, and the naval officers here doing
all in their power to further his wishes in this re-
spect-Pm Ledger.