BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
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u The ship Memphis, lately stranded n..,
Cane Hatteras, having been got afoat and tossi
round to Hampton Roads by the steamer Bos;oe
of this port. was, on Sunday evening. taken ;
tow by the Mutual Safety steamer for New. Yo6
her previous destination, and proceeded as far !,
the Capes but owing TO the unaYofable state J
the weather, was compelled TO return and ancshe,
IN the Roads again. Norfolk Herald, 22d


a. The Newark y. j. Advertiser of yes,,,
day saws: We understand that private l,,,s,
from Mr.. VI. w. Davis, OF this vicinity, whob,,
been some time engaged in the effort to raise IL
steamer Lexington in Long Island Sound. s.ls
lhat they have at last succeeded, and that The k.s
has been raised and is now afoat. The pa,tSr
lars Will probably be published hereafter We 4
not learn that any thing valuable has been tec,
vercd.