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WEDNESDAY MoRSfNc, June :.


We have been three weeks at sea, and are stll
becalmed in the British Channel, 290 miles from
Liverpool Last evening, ali hour before sunset,
a small boat from Crook-Haven Harbor came
along side; US, with fresh fish, we supposed, but
as it turned out with potatoes only. They offer
ed to taxa passengers ashore, and Mr.. Tobln, the
old gentleman referred TO in another letter, together
with his wife and daughter finding themselves
within "a Few miles OF their native town, left the
ship Iii reply TO our questions for news, they
said that troops had arrived at Dublin, and that
O'Connell was at Skibbereen, his place in the
mountains, where he aad made speech 10 800
600 people.


II o'clock M--An Irish g Hooker" came along
side after breakfast, with whom Is emgrants
concluded to land The Captain OF the " Hook
err informed US that there was tremendous and
destructive gale here on the 7th of June, the day