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The mail to-day brought us papers from New Aork of the 7th and 9th ul. They contain little except repetition of the foreign news

 The National IuteIgencer of the Huh, for a won der, contains no bulletin of new appointments. Its New York correspondent, however, states that the Hon, vhig ex-menber of Congress, Mitchell, was arrested on the 9th inst. Montreal and says that he attempted to ease himself of the burden ot h's guilt by throwing S2O,00O into the St. Lawrence. The New York Herald says the arrest is of the indi- yidual who committed the orgeries in the West. The large sum which he attempted to destroy, makes Il probable that the Herald is right Mitchell had moi e-fourth of that

 At the meeting in Philadelphia, in opposition t' the Custom House appointments of that city, com mittee was chosen to wait the President and Sc cretary of State to prevent a confirmation of them Many of the appointments, as we learn from the New York Herald of the veriest vagabonds on the fac' of the earth; several were from the Moyamensins prison, and all of them iR some way concerned m thu ''yarn spinning and ''pipe-aying" N.fork Thes' wretched appointments have almost crushed the Phil adephia whig party.

 We perceive that strong hopes still enie rtanet of the safety of the President. It is thought that she had got out of fuel and perhaps lost her masts her rudder, she may still be beating about on thu ocean It was thought probable that she had gone t Bermuda. but recent arrival at New York iron that port destroys this hope. She had not been there