The mail to-day brOuga, papers from New York of
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The mal to-day brought papers from New I ork oi the 18th. The packet ship Rochester had arr'ed there, with dates day laer from Liverpool The news is unnportant. No intelligence oi the steam ship President had been received; and it was thought a vessel woul be despatched in search oi her

 CT the Baltimore eection il is stated that the fed era candidates have been elected in the double dis- trct, composed of Baltimore city, Annapolis city and Anne Arundel county, by average majority ol lI2 There were, comparatively, but few votes poll ed In Baltimore city, the aggregate vote fell short of that of the Presidential election between 700 and ls10. The Democratic candidates have been elected in the 3i and 9th districts. There were no demo- cratic candidates in the other Congressional Districts of the State.

 the mass of documents examined, the lawyers, we julge will manage to make |; very unintelligble affair.

 Sarah Ann Dayis woman convicted of the mur- der of JuIianna Jordan, in Philadelphia has been sentenced to be hanged.

 An examination of the facts in the of the schr Mogn, scuttled of Jersey Coast, tends to show that the Captain was not murdered, but deserted his yes- scl. It is thought to have been an attempt to de- fraud. How, is stated, but the police are in hot pursuit of him and his crew.

 The Charleston Courier states, that the whig ma ory in the House of Representatives, at the extra session, will be about forty-nine, ,Mississippi and Illinois not represented. or these, seven or eight are srraiics. The Senate is doubtful. Unless some changes have taken place in the convictions of the members there will be 27 for bank and 25 against 1t. If Mir. Preston (which is not at all probable) shoull vote against bank, there will he tie, and there being no Vice President the question will be lost. We suspect there will be enough dssenters to disarproye of the details of any bank bill that may be submitted.

 Gen. Rlot has introduced resolutions into the New York Legislature, to instruct the Senators of that State at Washington, to vote for National Bank It is thought that they may be laid on the table.