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The mail to-day brought up some back papers from the East and Charleston papers of the llth inst, al- SD the mail winch was dropped in the Catoma, the papers and letters of which were most thoroughly soaked. The following is an extract of a letter from the Postmaster at Montgomery -''i send you the mail which was lost in the creek on Monday night. The body of the drowned passenger was found to- day about a mile below the bridge The way mail and one newspaper bag is still missing"

 We have no news of any kind. The only subject of excitement the Esst the meeting of the stock holders of the United States Bank al Philadelphia, which resulted in nothing, except exposing Ca lower deep" of gnomny for the actors in that notable con- Another meeting was to be held in few days, at which, probably, more thorough exposition of its affairs will be made. For particulars our New York letter.

 IL is stated that the 9th inst, just as the mail left Boston, smoke had been in the distance o the harbor of that city, which supposed to be from the steamship Britannia. If SO, the mail to- morrow (provided it throug) will bring US for eign accounts l2 days later.

 Whig meeting was held in Philadelphia on We'd nesday, at which resolutions were passed declaring strong dsapprobaton of the loafer appointments re. gently made by Mr. Collector Roberts. A memorial was drafted to the Senate, praying they may not be confirmed.

 From the Montgomery Advertiser, we learn that the steamboat John Duncan arrived at that place or Thursday at o'clock in the morning. Gen.Gaines which left Mobile in company with her, had not ar rived at Il o'clock of the morning The Adver- tiser says that the John Duncan, which was some considerable way behind at the start, overlook the Gaines in about hour and a half from the time o her leaving our wharf