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The CAMBRIA--The Boston Courier in noticing
the passage of the Cambria, says --She arrived at
her dock at East Boston five o'clock making the short
est western passage across the Atlantic ever accom-
plhed She left Liverpool at forty-ive minutes after
eleven o'clock the 10th, and arrived at Halifax at
twenty minutes after four o'clock, A. NJ. the 29th
left Halifax at twenty-five minutes after six o'clock, A.
NJ the 29th and being detained half day by fog
passage, arrived at this port above stated in eleven
days and five and half hours from port to port.


This is twenty hours shorter than the quick passage
of the Ibernia, which arrived September L. isli, and
twenty and thrcequarer hours shorter than the last
passage of this same vessel which completed on he
first OF June.