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ntly exhibited that she should have been allowed to depart. This vessel, it will be remembered, came into port while the Niagara was off here. The schooner seen near the steamer yesterday turns out to be a vessel they brought to and ordered off. Her name we could not learn. They expect an addition to the squadron in a few days, when the port will be completely closed. The fleet have a supply of provisions and water for 30 days, at the expiration of which time they expect to be replenished or relieved. The Minnesota draws twenty-four feet aft and twenty-two feet forward, and is entirely unable to keep small vessels out, the steamer Gen. Clinch, from Santee, having been chased by her yesterday, but the Clinch keeping in shoal water the frigate could not approach her. A small British schooner now here is expected to sail to-day or to-morrow for the Bahamas, with a cargo, and we will be anxious to see if Commodore Stringham will stop her and send her back to port.