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EXPRESS BETWEEN NV. York AND NEw-OR-
LEANs.-Somo line since Mr. O'Calisgan Of New
Orleans established an Express TO run from Mont
somery, Ala. 10 Darlington, Ca. distance of about
1870 miles, by which he gains upon the mail line "a
hours. This Express established for, and the
expenses paid by, two or three heavy Cotton house.
and spectators in New-oflesns and New-York.-
We see tsm, o resolution mas bsen offered in the I
). Senate requesting Information from the Pos,-
Master General in relation the subject. he let
,ers sent through by This express are forwarded
through the Post Office by the regular mail 10 Car
fns,on. when they are taken OH, OF the Post Office
and s-nt scross by way horses TO Montgom- ~,
WREN they are again sent on by the regula. mail.


LAUNCH AT HoBoKEN.-ihe new Steamboat built
by r. L. Stevens, Esq. for tae Camden and Amboy
Railroad Company, will be lauoched at the ship
ysrd, at Hobokeu, at o'clock this morniug. She
constructed upon sn snire ne~ plan, OF straight
ie Der, without knees, secured principally by screw
b9i,s. The beat is 244 fee. long and 81 leet beam.