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Londer.-The most interesting news by the late arrival at Baltimore from Rio JaueirO, is the information of the arrival there. in the English ship Carnarvon, of Richard Lander, the companion of Capt. Clapperton, and his brother John Lander, from an expedition of l7 months in the interior of Africa. They were taken on board the Carnarvon, at the island of FerdandO Po, in the Gulf of Guin. ca. They have succeeded in recovering the nooks,etters and manuscripts of M unso Park. rney were found at the place designated in Ciapperton's journal as the place where Park was murdered.

 From this place, being prevented from pro- ceed'ng Co TimbuctoO by the want of pre- senfs. they embarked upon the Niger, and following it's current, ascertained that it is ten miles wide before it divides into vari0us iOranchss. Proceeding hy the principal of