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From Ing N. ', Evening POst.

 Capt. Gorham.-If the Captain of the Charles be the same Captain Gorham, from Bangor, Maine, who few years since, with his Drother-in-law and some others, desperate characters, moved into Oswego, in this State, where his was fired under such cir cumstances G e. to recover large amount of insir ance) that public openly compelled him to leave the place; who subsequently indicted by grand jury at Buffalo suspicion that he had murdered his own child, by administering to it excessive quantity of laudanum, and who cleared by the non-appearance at the trial of his wife, who it was supposed, he attempted to kill with dose of arse nic, to get rid of her evidence i've say, if this be the same individual, he is certainly too good to have been engaged in such an affair as the New Or leans paper describe. The schooner Ann, from New Orleans, here spoken of, may be one which the cap- tain had employed to follow him out, to rescue him and his crew after they had scutled their own vessel The mate of the Charles, perceive, is spoken of as the brother-in-law of Capt. Gorham.