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AMERICAN STEAMER WAsrnNG ToN.--
The late passage ofthiS vessel from South
ampton to New York was at the rate of
- days shorter time than the aledona
from Liverpool to Boston. Though she
had some 300 miles farther to run than
the Caledonia, and started some five days
after, the Caledonia reached Boston but
four days before the Washington reached
New York. The Washington was to
have taken her departure IRON New York
to-day. but the time has been deferred
to the 14th or 18th inst.


COMMISSIONERS FROM YUcATAN. The
Cincinnati Chronicle, of Saturday SAYS:
"Yestcrday Commissioner and Secreta-
ry, (whose names we do not recollect,l
from the Mexican State Of Yucatan,
passed through Cincinnati on their way
to Washington City. The Commissioner
states that the people of Yucatan are neu
trail in the present war; and their object
we believe, is to make commercial trea-
ty with the United States. The Com
missioner proceeds to Pttsburg."


EoIcaaic Eruption. The Mountain Eagle
states that great excitement and alarm pre-
walls at present among the inhabitants Of
Walker and Dade counties; Ga produced
by burning volcano, which is said to have
bursled out from the high peaks Of the Look
Out Mountains at place called the Mar
rows7 on the 10Th ult Some of the inhab-
itants ii is stated, had removed from tho
neichborhood.