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CLipperioh, (Uho perished in an a. tempt to trace the course of the NigcD nave !, solved the mystery of ages as to the termination of this river. The Lahders reached point of the river previously ascertained, and then, afler a great variety of perilous adventures and "haIr-breadth 'scapes,' descended to it's mouth, which is in the Gulf of Guinea, at Cape Formoso, at the south ern extremity of the Eight of Benin..- Il IS q noble stfeam--in many places six miles wide. Their narrative has been published, and Is exceedingly in teresting.

 A steamboat, fitted for the expedi- tion, and named the Qstorra (the native name of the Niger has been launched in England, and will speedily be fitted to attempt an ascent of that river, un- der charge Of tho Mdessrs. Landers.- Great commercial advantages are ex- peeted and will probably flow from this noble enterprise.

 