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Total 79 fun Wash ton to Portland, 542 do. In this Express Mail newspapers except daily papers, and no pamphlets or encyclopedias. will be carried. Between Baltimore and Philadelphia, and | also between New-YOrk and New-Haven, it will dur ing the season of navigation be conveyed by Steam.

 Hail S,orm.-On Tuesday lns, a heavy hail storm passed over the northern part of this town It was slightly eI, in the Village, and hail stones Of consd erable size fell ,hckly for few minutes, but derstood they of an uncommon size in the neigh borhood ol Long Ridge and North Stamford, and fell in large quantities, some measuring from to inch- es in circumference. Much damage was done to bu- dings in both places, in ihe destruction of window gass-60 lights were broken of Mr. Geo. E. War rings house, at the former place, and estima ted that than 600 panes were broken out ol oh- 1 CT houses in that neighborhood.- Sent. Erchange of Visits.-It has been confidently stated that next Mir. Clay intends to visit Boston. & that Mr. Webster will make excursion to the Wes- tern States.

 Ship Burnt at Sea.-Some weeks since, an Ameri- can vessel fell in with parts of ship which had ev- dentIy been burnt, and several dead bodies were floating the pieces of the wreck. Information

 has recently been received, that the vessel burnt was the British ship Britana, bound from England to Van Demans Land with upwards of2OO conVcts on board More than iUU persons, men ana women, peT'sheo 'n flames the others embarked rafts constructed in the haste from materials on board the vessel, and were taken up by English vessels and carried to Brazil. The fire originated in rani while the mate draw ing 1t from cask, the liquor took fire.

 G,ent Failure in CaicuttG.-We are informed says the Boston Centine that letters have been received

 in this city, announcing the failure of the house ofAl exander & Go. in Calcutta, for the enormous amount of eighteen millions o dollars! The effect of this will doubt be severely felt by several mercantile hOuaea

 in Europe. The establishment consisted of part ners and upwards of 1900 clerks; on one floor were l2 counting rooms.

 The Tice President-who departed for New-Yerk Saturday last, at ten o'clock, will, we learn, main that city till the President shall reach it in June, his tour to New England. The President will there be joined by the Vice President and then both will proceed in company together through Con- necticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, and thence western New York. On reaching western PehnsylvaHia. the Vice President will most likely separate from the President and iinue his journey down the Mississippi, a section of the cOunIry which he has never yet visited. The President will return t0 Washington about the close ofths sSummer.-PennsylrGRiGH