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By the express yesterday we received dates from New-Y ork of the 22d and 2ad; from Baltimore of the 24ih and from Charleston of Ind 25Ih instant. Nothing had been heard of Ihe steamer Cambria Il the latest dates, and considerable anxiety felt

 for her safety in Boston and New-York, as she had been out nearly l9 days. It will be recolected, however that she is boat and this is her first trip the Atlantic.

 Although our dates from New-York are three days

 in advance. of the mail. we have been unable to md anything in the papers received, of any particular interest. We give few items, howeyer-all Il indeed that we could find.

 The Herald of the 23d says:

 "The inaugural message of Governor Shunk of Penns, lvana Io the Legislature of the SIaie is very brief on the subject of the State indebtedness but ges immediate attention to the financial affairs of he commonwealth The Governor carefully avoids ex- pressing any opinion 0n the question of the immediate Ibny of te Treasury to resume it's payments ni in- This question requires for it's safe decision careful exa,nnaiinn of The fiscal affairs, nclu ling he prusueciiye income and liabilities of the State Judging from the tone of the Governors remarks we should think the cautious policy he niendS to pursu

 ended directly to the non-payment of the February tnttreRt."

 We received Washington papers. The pro- ceedIngs of Congress of the 23rd are coppied from l the Baltimore Clipper.

 The commercial intelligence which is more full will be seen under the proper head.

 Our delegation arrived last light from Tuscaloosa, the Legislature having adjourned on Monday Only iour bills of general character were matured-lhe Bank Bill, the Arportionnent Bill Bill to prevent bills of exception from being taken in vacation,

 nd Bill for lhe lrial of the r,gf of property under mortgage. All the others, numbering between two

 md three hundred, private and special. The Bank Bill IS passed, provides for the collec- ion of 3S4 per cent of the Bank debt aer the ls of June next

 We received some days since cOmmunic al ion signed "Observer.' invoking timely provision for the suffering poor of this city. We should have pub- lisied tine article once, but il contained fling at another charity which has many friends among us, and which does not necessarily interfere W i,h the objects of Observer.

 Some anxiety Is felt al New York at the delay of two packet ships the United States which left Li- 'erPool on the 25lh November, and the Eng land which saled on the lst December.

 THEATRE.--The Ethiopean Serenaders will make their second appearance this evening. Their "elodes last night were beautifully rendered, md gave unbounded deliget .o large audience, who their excellence lms been witness in this place.