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b The West Endis Royal Mail Sseam Paekas.-Ir coasequence of unfounded reports having been orgi. mated through the medium of several English news papers, relative the movements and destination of these vessels, we have been furnished with the fol. lowing extract of letter on this subject, as ad- dressed to the agents here, by the British comms- sioner, James Mcqueen, Esq. dated 20th ult.

 hope to get the first of our steamers away to your quarter on the lst December. Government pre- ferred waiting month, or even longer, ia order to conmence the whole work, rather than have it done partially for any shorter period. Alter the 1st De- cember we hope sail tw,ce in each month without interruption" tf.-t,7 g,Ifs ai 4 E

 From this question it appears that New Orleans is to be the port to be visited by the steamers, and are authorised to state that during Mir. Mcaueen's presence here in June Iast his views of their uIteror destination to the southern section of the U. States were exclusively confined to New Orleans, on ac- count of its great commercial importance.--[ New Orleans Bee. iif.lf5L Na'l i3i5.