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SOUTHERN MAIL.-When she cars left Washing ton yesterday afternoon the Southern mail. due al 4 o'clock. Nj had not arrived there. We are con. sequeniy without lhe New Orleans and other pa pers regularly due last night.

 F. Since the foregoing was prepared we learn by Telegraph that lhes high northerly winds which prevailed on Sunday night and yesterday, blew near ly all the water out of the Potomac, leaving the channel SD low that the steamboat, which should have left Washington yesterday morning with the mail for the south WAS still at the wharf. Conse quently the mail from the south could moi reach Washington yesterday evening. The small steam. boat plying between Washington aud Alexandria was fast aground.-I Baltimore American, 24tl November.