Ocean Steamers.
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The Britannia is due to-day at Boston. She
brings fifteen days later intelligence, which is anx
ousy looked for


The CALEDONIA sailed yesterday from Boston,
with twenty-five or thirty passengers for Halifax
and Liverpool.


The Massachusetts is making very long pas
sage, if she sailed on the 18th uf. Owing TO the
gale on that day, it is expected that she did not
leave. No one on this side ofthe Atlantic can tell
when she did sail We shall know, however, when
the Britannia arrives, il the M. does not make her
appearance in the mean time.


The Great Western and Great Britain are to be
altered and improved for nextyears business. They
will not, therefore, cross the ocean again this
season.