MOR LIE

Tuesday Morning, January 2s, Is45.

The mail was through yesterday with New-York dates of the l9lh, as late as due we believe
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The private express reached us yesterday, with adsces from New-York, Baltimore and Charleston, one day in advance of the mail.

 No news of the steamer Cambria, due at Boston, had reached New-YOrk on the evening oi the 2Oh the date of our ad,ices She had been sea nearly sixteen days, and was looked for wIh great anxiety

 The Paul Jones from Canton with dates month later from China. arrived al New-York the 2OIh The ratification of Mr. Cush,ng's treaty by the Elm peror. is announced, and the intelligence which we copy in extenso from the Herald will be found ex- ceedingly interesting.