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Atlantic. .s-..s.se ..r... is.,ses4ses s.t..


She brings dispatches from the American Sc
retary of fifty thousand letters, and about
me hundred and forty bushels Of newspapers.


Blythe late instructions Of the Postmaster Gen.
,ral, an additional amount Of labor is required in
lespatching the Enslish mail than was necessary
under the former arrangements prescribed by the
Post Office Department.


The mail was received at the Boston Post Office
4 half past nine o'clock Wednesday morning. the
ast amount Of matter to be examined, prepared
md distributed in time to be forwarded by the
nails of that day, was at fret thought to be impossi.
,le, but "Yankee enterprise" il bound to succeed,
md the pride and determination on the part Of all
connected with the Office, particularly Mr.. Pom
oy, the Chief Clerk, who is determined to main-
ain the reputation it had always sustained for the
.dmirable manner in which the Office has been
managed under its present popular and efficient
tead, the work was begun and finished at 10 mi
ties before o'clock, p. M u and the mails forwar-
led to this city via Norwich and Worcester rail-
.oad. They arrived here yesterday morning at IL
'clock in the steamboat New Haven.


VoYAeR OF TIE HBsRNIA-The Hibernia left
liverpool on the 4th inst, at P. NJ. had very
oniOuM SOyu6C Oil TIC WoyS uus vCiy SOiu' ~" slaS
sanks Of Newfoundland she encountered fog and
arge fields of ice. The latter broke out great
many floats Of her wheels, and thu copper is torn
rom off her bows.


She reached Halifax last Monday at p M,
remained three hours left tor Boston, and arrived
here "Wednesday morning at 81 A. M. She was
detained one day, account Of the fog and ice, of
Halifax.


She left Liverpool with n passengers and brought
IL from Halifax to Boston, and the crew Of the
Coromando. The captain, first mate, and steward,
came through to New York yesterday.


The Hberna made 227 900 revolutions in reach
ing Halifax, and 274 900 in coming to Boston She
commanded by Capt. Hewitt, Of the Britannia,
Capt Ryrie being sick at Liverpool