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LlEur HuNTER.--The citizens of Tren- ton, Lieut.. Hunters native town. are delight ed with the characteristic exploits of It. Charles Hunter, a, Alvarado and Flocotal- pam and many joke is cracked at the ex- pense of the disappointed Commodore and his squadron. The TreHton News says:

 gentleman, on hearing of this affair al Alvarado, was reminded of the story of the English p,ivate soldier in British, India, who, being drunk one night rushed from his tent with weapon in his hand, scaled the walls of native for, the English were besieging, and made such a hideous shouting, that the poor Hindoos thought whole army was upon them, and surrendered al discretion The British commander, although he did not refuse to receive the fort which had been ,a- ken So disorderly, put the captor under arrest and cour,martialled bim. The poor private was sadly puzzled 10 understand why sol dier should be punished for doing too we'll and exclaimed, in much vexalion, ''weil since you make such fuss abou, 1t, I'll take no more forts for yo6."