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four of the blockading fleet, but escaped by superior fleetness. The Herald's correspondent from on board the Vanderbilt says, from information obtained at Havana just before that vessel left, on the 4th that the pirate Alabama had gone to Kingston, after her encounter with the Hatteras. The Vanderbilt arrived there on the 8th and expected the "210" was cornered at last, but learned that she had sailed two weeks before, Kingston is deeply tainted with secession, the feeling being so stronKingston is deeply tainted with secession, the feeling being so strong that the officers were insulted by rebel songs in their cars, and were frequently booted at in the streets. At 7 o'clock in the evening a boat load of men and women pulled around the ship singing "Dixie" at the top of their voices. The Herald's Havana correspondence, of the 5th, says the French are awaiting reinforcements before attacking Puebla. Information from trust worthy sources says Gen. Forey intends no attack on Puebla, his policy being to compel the garrison to surrender by cut