THE MISSING PACKETS.
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All hopes Of ever again seeing the packs
G. ships United States and England, says
the New York Herald, seem now to be
abandoned by the public. The United
States has been l0l days at sea, and the
England 96, periods of unparalleled
length for packets to be absent They
may yet be anoat, aud we may see them
again, but we sincerely regret to say that
the chances are against them We cling
TO the hope to the last, knowing that the
ships were among the strongest ever built,
and the captains among the most skillul
Of navigators.