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he Bahamas since the commencement of the war. The steamers Fox (since captured) and Druid returned to Nassau from Charleston on the 6th and 9th ultimas, and these were the last arrivals in the colony from the Confederacy. When the fall of Fort Fisher was announced, quite a fleet of blockade-runners started from Nassau for Charleston; but they soon returned, one by one, from profitless voyages. General Preston left Nassau for Charleston, but after a few days he was again at his quarters in the Royal Hotel. The colonial authorities refused permission to the captain of the United States gunboat Honduras to anchor in port during the heavy swell at sea. The Expedition against Mobile. A telegram from New Orleans, dated the 23d ultimo, says: It is reported that General Canby will leave here for Mobile to-day. He is master of the situation, and good reports may be soon expected from his forces and the fleet there under Commodore Palmer, which is hard at work.