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The mail to-day brings New York papers of the l1,h They contain no ausion to the article we nub,bed from the Baltimore Patriot in relation to the steam ship President Capt. Bowman, who reports that he saw wreck, supposed to be she, of the wes tern islands. had been examined before the British Consul inN York, and the conclusion arrived at was that the suppositonis correct She total wreck' bu, inc messengers, il is conjecturcd all safe.

 The N. Y. Herald of the ilth, tells stoly on the sbiect, which seems to bo very mysterious. An- thony Ryan, carpenter and mason, it says, residing at No. s36 Madison street, called at our 'ohce ms, evening and showed us letter which ne rece"eu last Saturday from Ennscorchy, beiand' by tue DIT tannia, at Boston, He says it IS an answer 10 'e'- ter which he sent out by .hs President

 This ia somewbat renarkabe. Mr. Ryan says ,ha, h. wro,e let,lf to John Ryan, who resides in Irelsna on suncAy the 18th of February, and put 1t into the hand,of Captain Roberts himself, on board the ship.

 That Litter reached Ireland in safety, and was an .wersd The answer was dated "Enniscorchy Msfch 27h, ls4l" post marked at that place on the zsth, and related Apr,l 4. This is certainly very singular. There is a great deal of mystery about this President, which time only will clear up

 The stories told of her very contradictory, and may all be false. No facts have yet been furnished that can be relied on. People are disposed to grasp at any relief from the dreadful anticipation of so much destruction of human life-so many of the tenderest ties severed and hopes destroyed.

 There are some returns by mail of the elections in Indiana and Tennessee, but nothing that determines the general result. The changes, if any, are unim- portant.

 A lawyer in Canada has recovered 3O,OOO dollars damages from person who robbed him of his wife. It is thought that the gentleman has paid very dear for his whistle.