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FLOATING lcE.-The St. John Weekly Observer of the llth inst. reports the following: "On the 2o,h April in lat A l3, lon. 49 2. the ship Alexander Ed mond, arrived at this port, beset with ice all round, and the weather being very thick at the iime was in the midst of for three days-but by getting out spare sails and spars as lenders, and using the u

 most vigilance and precaution, succeeded in forcing

 through it 10 the westward and getting clear on the third day; the ships bows and sides much chafed and cut. Saw large numbers of seals on ,he ica which covered the sea to great distance 1