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SHIP CHARLEs.-The N. o. papers of yesterday do not clear up the singul affair of this ship. The most energetic enterprises have been set foot to unravel the mystery The steamer Neptune started of in few hours after the spread through the city, manned with sixty volunteers well armed and provisioned for thirty days. She to explore the inlets and islands of the coast as far Galveston.

 Other expeditions have also started ts the coast by the Barrataria canal The steamer merchant has also started to examine Lake Boigne and the yicni- ty of the Chandeliers with large party of volunteers and sailors. "H

 From the Crescent City of ye,terdsy.

 The Piratss.-'rhe mate of the Savannah reports that when at the Baze, four were found secret ed-two on the ship Henry and two on the ship Ala barna which cleared from this port Thursday last When nterrogated to their purposes, they eyinced rather a savage state of feeling, and said: "They didn't know all vet, but would on that day brig standing on, with Spanish flag" This was said bullying sort of manner, giving the idea of some connection with the late nefarioua transactions These men, we understand are to be brought up to the city. t.f

 Capt. Wade states that while westward of the SW Pass, he saw suspicious looking hermophrodite brig standing between him and the land, steering w by N-judging from the distance at which she seen, she appeared to carry about IA guns This brig while in sight, took in her studding sns, and hauled up in the wnd making her course for the ships Cal edona, Ocean Queen and brig Catharine, winch were heading up for the SW Pass.

 The following is an extract from the log book of the Savannah: .. Y.

 s.Was boarded on the 9th inst by the U. s. reve- nue cutter Woodbury, Capt. Jones, s. w. by w.. from the s. w. Pass, distance about 45 miles from the Westward. bound F., having thoroughly exam ined the coast from s. w, Pass to Vine Island, wh- out having heard seen any thing of the piratical vessel that murdered the crew and robbed the ship Charles. Captain Jones boarded and examined a great number of vessels, and it is his intention to cruize in the track of vessels from the Tortugas to the Mississippi river, in order, if possible to discov the piratcal vessel, and to put mariners their guard approaching the coast.

 "Barataria has been examined by boat expedI- ton, on the 9th inst, from Woodbury.''f

 We learn nothing further upon this subject, though the town is jammed full of reports. At time yes. terday it was said that the Captain and passengers of the Charles were in town; but it proved hoax in one sense, though in another, duplicate "ship Charles" we understand being in port. We have conversed with many intelligent seamen our count yesterday and find that suspicious to the affair being founded mutny and piracy together, agree with theirs. There is little doubt in most minds at present. that some of the sailors and steer age passengers shipped and took passage for the pur pose of robbery and murder. There are suspicious and mputations upon and against persons in our city, as being co-workers in these nefarious deeds.- 1t may be SO, and it may not be. We hope for the sake of humanity that all may prove fase-the sup posed piracy itself, well as the suspicious named above. We have ne7sr seen New Orleans in such an excitement Men seem itching to simbrue their hands in the blood of the supposed wretches, and should they be taken fear that hapy the cool course of the stream of justice might be diverted into the channel of Lynch law. .,,,' lt Iar