Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-11
From The AeY orieaa, D,na.


 The U. 5. K. Outer Forward, Gap'ain Nnncs from Tahascp, AlYarado aud Fampicp having Jeff the ailer place lle Jih ssl. aiTiGcd at the 5. W. Pass on hnndas evening the 7ih mak ing The run from Tampico in 72 hours
 Leu'. R. Mel i.ean. of the Forward, arrived m lbis city this morning on the towbnat Phenix wit, despalChes lrHm commodore Conner. for our gov. ernnent al Washington, also mail from ihe squad. ron.
 To friend in inc fleet we are ladebled for the following details of the latest eyegts tTanspring ID the Gulf.
 tepor' Of the T. s Revenne schooner Forward, II
 E. Nnnes, CommaRder, fron faLaeco. pia Anton
 Liaardo and Tampico, sdays from lhe latter place.
 The Forward left Tabasco River on the 2Id No- vember; all quiet. l.eli at that place II $ Reye- nue steamer McI.ane, Capt Howard for The purpose of bl,chading said DOT; officers and crew we'll Lei Antou lizardo On ihe 27th November m the 25h. experienced yloltnt u0rher. which has done considerable damage. The wind blew violently fol 20 hours. and drove from their noorings he follow ing vessels, prizes taken af fahasco steamer Ia l bascano, schooner Tab"squena, brig Desceada The schooner was on shore about I5 miles 10 the westward Of Alsarado-supposed the inen was saveC fom her, lnvIng board three. Tho brig ana steamer have not been seen. On bnaid the hris there were SIX nen-no officers Brig Somers anC -chr Morris (ate Laura VlrginiA) lrigale Cumber. land and arne steamer Petra, rode out the gale with the Forward, and all are saie--officers anC crew we'll.
 Tef' at Anton Iizardo, barque Morgan Dix Cap Hamilton. nearly dscharged brig Oneco. Csp Losei, brig Chincna, Capt Patterson arrived iw, days before he Forward sailed, they also haviag rode ont ihe gale il safety.
 On the night of the 26ih Nov. about midnight the H. < bis Somers. then la, ing al Green Island four or five niles distant from Vera Cruz, sent x boat "ilh Lieut.. Pnker, Passed Midshipnan Rob Chy gers, Passed MidshipInan ] R Hynson, will five Inen and burned ihe Mexican brig Creole, lyine moored to iie Castle of St Juan The following is d list nf officers of the U. $. brig Somers :-Ra. rhael SeAnmes. leut Commander; NJ q l. Clabourn lst Lieut. James L Parker, 2d LIeut; John II Wright, Passed Aisslsaut Surgeon; Jno F Steel Purser; Heniy A Clemson, Aclins Master; Rnber Clay Rogers. Joha Hynson, Passed Midshipmen Francis G Clarke, MidShnman
 The ofhcers who distinguished themselves on the night oi tlle 25h Nov, by burang the Creole also succeeded in capturing seven priso lers-no one in iured except Passed Midshpman Hynson, who wa. burned by firing his pistol into some powd der 10 se the bug on ire-he is doing well
 On the morning of lhe 2d Dec Com. Perry smiled from IamPlco on an expedition mol known, with the following vessels of war; steamers Mississippi and Vixen, sioop John Adams, and schooners Ronira and Perci. Com Conner, with ihe remainder oI hIs loice will m all probability. remain at Tampico until sufficient number of ironps arrrye to warrant his leaving. The health of Ihe Commodore. the of. hcers a"d crews good on the Bar of Tampico arrived on the 3d, steamer Massachusetts charging. Arrived al Tampico, schooner Home from tie Brazos; schooner Velasco, from New Or. leans The U. s. frgaIe Potomac, Capt Aulick and Princeton, CaptaIn, Enge, are also of the Ba, -ai well. .
 Left The following vessels at Tampico-U $ steamer SpiIffe, Capl 1atnall; schooners ReeGer Lieut. Commanding SlrrreIi; Nonaia, ieut Ronn t,liz beth, Lient R"os; Unicorn, Lieut. Winslow Virginia, NJ Perry, Jr.
 Cnm Conner has hei-led his pennant on board the schr. Mahome. The steamers Undine and Mar, Summers have arrived win troops, and expect ts leave s"on for more. The Army, win the Marine. are n perfect stateof decipl.e and nre preparing o hold ou az ,inst s,wptise. All seems quiet - The ihcrrs of ihe Army are enjoying good health as su the troops: he ciiizens begin To feel them. -rlveR secu,e, since 'hei anivrI.