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 READING RooM.--The Room on Cont street is now in readiness for the accommodation of subscri- bels aud privileged visitors. The desks supplied with all the principal papers of the country, which will be regularly and promptly filed immediately after the mail is received. The tables will be furnished with the leading reylews and other periodicals of the day, and every exerton will be made to render the Room an agreeable and convenient resort for the man of business or leisure. To prevent, far possi- ble, the intrusion of persons not privileged, book will be kept where the of strangers and mas ters of vessels introduced by subscribers, will be en- tered-none other have free admission.

 The subscribers to the Room corner of St. Mi chael and Water streets which has been open since the lst October, arc considered subscribers to the Room on Cont street, the interest of both being now one.

 Tho Reading Room will be kept open until P. NJ, and will be lit up with gas.

 The Eastern Nal, this morning. failed from beyond Columbus, (Geo.)

 We are therefore without the President's Mes sage, and the Foreign accounts by the Acadia, both of which were looked for with some confidence.

 It has been raining heavily all the morning, and we should not be surprised, if the mail fails again to- morrow.

 The Editors will have very busy time, when it comes.