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U5' a carpenter named Moore has been arrested
a, Ncw-Bedferd on strong Suspicion OF being the
person who attempted 10 rob the Merchants Bank
He was suspected from having had piece OF hls
coat torn away, and the torn place was found TO
correspond with the fragment left in the hands Of
the cashier when the robber broke away from him
Its said that he came TO New Bedford recently
from New.York. He was examined, and commit
ted oi want of bail.


70 The steamboat Norwich arrived last even
ing with the Captain and Crew of the ill-iaied
steamboat Savannah. They were picked up in "a
small boat on the 2sth Of November and landed in
,his city.


FIRE AT QUEsrc.-Tnc Pos,.offce at Quebec,
together with the house OF Mr.. Harkncss, were
burned on the 2S,h slt. The latter was insured
for ! 1000.


~ Two men named James Nanagau and Thos
Parker were drowned onFridsy, The Sd inst. abou,
six miles from Geneva.


ExpLoRIyG ErrEDI1lox.-The Peacock, Capt
Hudson. was expected arrive at Fort George
shout July / The Vincennes, Capt Wilkes, ex-
prcted 10 arrive az the same place July lo' and
the Porrose August /. All these vessels were
a, the Nor,hward in pursuance Of the objects of
the Expedition; they had previously been at Fort
George, at the mouth of Columbia River. where
every attention was paid them by the Governor
and oifc RS OF the Hudson Bay Company. From
Far, George it was believed the Squadron would
sail for Sngapors, and thence home. The above
information is from an officer belonging 10 the
Squadron, who remained at Fort George while
the vessels went North, and waited Tor their re-
tarn, The lates, information direct from the
SQUADRON left al well American.