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MR. PRICE ON BOARD THE SrEAAER.--TIe Liver pool Steamer was detained at the wharf nearly an hour after the time noticed for her departure. Mir Price remained below in the cabin, Agenleman of his acq.tntance happened to be on board, and inGnr ed of Mir P. if he was going out on heinz answered in the affirmative he offered to give him letter to distinguished friend, which was accepted, and the letter written on the spot Mir, Price informed the gentleman that he was going but to settle with MT. Swartwout in person. On returning to his counting room, and in passing the Custom House, the gentle: seen his friend Price off. The Collector was aslon- shed, and it was some time before the gentleman could convince him of the truth of his declarations

 The person who went down to the Hook on hehalf of the owners, reminded MT. Price that he had not paid his passare, Ca circumstance that had escaped MT. P;'s recolIec,ion) he immediately, paid him in Chemical Bank bills observing that he had about thirty dollars more of the same blls which he wished the agent would take and give him an order on Eng land, which was done.

 As the Steamer approached the Narrows, the Go vernment Steamer Fulton was seen, apparently in pursuit. Mir. Price was evidently uneasy but when it ascer,ained she was bound to the U. s. ship Ohio, Mr Price greatly relieved, and when the agent lef about three miles outside the Hook, Mr. P. was in high spirits,-N. Y. Ezpress, Dec ls.