News in Brief
Letters have breen received from Port-au-Prince, Hayti, dated 30tb June. They state that the President and his suite had returned to that place, after a tour of inspection to the different fortified places, where every precaution had been taken to secure the inhabitants against surprise, as it was still reported that the French had the intention of in- vadifig-the isldii - T.rade was dull. The last 'letters froin New South WVales state that Mr. Cunni ngham, 13otanical Collector for Kew Gardens, has dis- covered a valuable tract of cOuttry abtounding in well water- ed plains, and fine tirnieredland, to thie north of Bathwst, and - a pass througi a ridge of mountains, whicth stretch east and west to Liverpool Plains, discovered by sMr. Oxley in 181S. - This latitudiiial dividitig range is situqted on the other side of. a stream nan-d the Goulburn, andl in many- parts-rese;nbies the Blue Mfoiintains. :&are'requested -to -orrect an errbr -in the aceount of tbe murder at Langley-park; the name of tlThesitutdrbe been.rr. William llott.