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PIRArEs.-Our city like New Orleans is filled with thousand rumors of pirates. The schooner - from - arrived yesterday, reports that on the

 inst. while of the ChandiIeers, two fast sailing schooners (pilot boat build and rg) bore down upon her, hailed her and laid too each side of her. The captain was taken aboard of the schooners, had his manifest inspected, asked if he had ney board, how many passengers, and other equal ly pertinent questions, interesting to Ha- wing no money and nothing of immediately available value, he was invited to dine with his gulf friends.

 These boats had 20 or 30 men each on board, armed to the teeth, with knives, cutlasses and kets and on the deck large IF pared barge, capa- ble of bearing 25 men, After dinner he was dsrniss- ed very cvy, with intimation that the scbooners were looking for pirates. The captain hadnot heard of the affair of the Chars, but he suspected that he had fallen among pirates We give the rumor as we gather it. The description of these vessels agrees with that given by captain Wade of the Savannah, mentioned by the Crescent City in another place.

 The above is very pretty story, isn't itl Pity it i, not true, but it is not hoax of our making We hoaxed, and had it put type, and now publish instead of p-ng it, for the benefit of the creduous

 