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THE PIRArEs.-There is nothing yet come to light which affords any cew to the detection of these wretches It is stated by the Picayune ofyesterday, that the boats belonging to the ted vessel had been picked up off the Balize and that in the steersge. hatch of the Charles, there were fearful ev,- denoes crime which had been before discovered. Among the rubbish thrust aside unnoticed was the dress Of a female, apparently new, and very good black coat. There besides the upper portion of females dress, winch bore the appearance of hav- ing been violently torn from the wearcr; the skirt trey missing The inside part of the right breast of this fragment dappled with blood, and there likewise some blood upon the left breast there was also small incison. which seems to have been made by dirk or dagger.

 It is also stated that the Captains dog discovered in of the boats, passes his time the vessel in the place the deck where clots of blood stained it, showing the strongest marks of distress and row.