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Americans reside from Cape Roman to Charlotte Earbor. distance ofeighty miles seaboard, and at Charlotte Hafbor, only one American, the Inspector of Customs. 1 have large dwelling House and ont-hou- ses OH Sanybel Island, which Is between Cape Roman and Charlotte iiarbof. San, ybel has an excellent haroer and a vessel may go up there and up Estaro. and re- main secure and uuobserved. Unless you go 10 tha Esiaro Creek and examine, they cannot be seen, hy sailing along lhe coast. Lieut. Coss, of the Revenue Service, is the only man, believe, well sacquainted in those harbors, except Capt. Bunce and Nm. R. Haekley, Esqrs. of Key West.

 Onr correspondent suggests fht. sfit. ty of sending an active and efficient naval force for the purpose of preventing the inter- course between the Island of Cuba and the whole coast, from Cape Sable to sarasaa- ta Inlet near Tampa. If this Is not done, the war is likely to be prolonged.