THE WILLIAM BRowS.-We learn from the
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THE WILLIAM BRowN.-We learn from the U. S. Gazette that of the seamen belonging to this vessel, named Alexander W. Holmes has been arrested at Philadelphia and committed for trial on the long boat. and taken part in the drowning of the passengers. The for his arrest was granted on the dispositions of Sally Corr and William Carr, two of the number saved the latter boy of l2 years Both swore positively that Holmes took an active part in throwing the people overheard.