{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": "From tie Phila. Freenlaa's Jounal, Noo. A."}
From The Pttld. Freenian'S JOundt, N0D. n.


The BrandyUine The statement made in the
Democratic Press, in relation to the leak OF the
Brandywine, seems to have excited some inter-
est and much doubt. We do not speak unad-
visctlly when we assert, that the intelligence fur
nshed by the Press, is strictly correct and true
The reasen why it has not been heard from other
sources, is obvious, and will explain all seeming
mystery. The officers Of the Brandywine, con-
siderng that the circumstance Of the Nations
Guest having been sent out i'll an unscaworthy
vessel, would discredit the Government III no
small degree, determined to keep the matter Sc
cret, as far as possible. For this purpose, when
spoken by different vessels, the answer from the
frigate was 'salbs weA,' and the person who
wrote to his friend in this city, giving an account
of the particulars, did so against the understand
ing Of the officers. This disgraceful business
affords cause for great regret. but the facts must
come out sooner or later and the public have a
right to know them. We repeat with contd-
cnce, that the statement of the Press is true,
and we can well nigh guess that the govern.
mcnt at Washington, at this moment, have fu
information of the truth, by adyices from Capt
Morris.


Nrgv York Canal.-During the month o
October, twenty five thousand nine humid
red and thirty six dollars were received by
the Collector at Albany on account of tol
on eight hundred boats that departed iron
that city, laden with four thousand three
hundred and nineteen tons of merchandise.