New York papers have arri...
KVew York papers have arrived to the 24th of April incltreive; their contents are unimportant: we subjoin a few paragraphs :_ " NEVw Youx, April 23.-Francis S. Cox, Esq., bearer of de- spatches from the American minister at Buenos Ayres, to our Go- vern7nent, has arrived at Philadelphia, in the Argus. All was quiet at Buenos Ayres, and the Government bah adopted measures to concentrate the forces and resources of the countries on the La. Plata, in the event of any landing of European troops. C. A. Rod- ney, Esq., had recovered from a very severe indispesition, and was considered out of danger when Alr. Cox left that country." " BERx uJDA.-By an arrival at Norfolk-, Bcrmuda Gazetes to the 3d inst. have been received, by which it appears that the troops stationed there were fast imbibing the same hostile temper that the Governor bad long meiiifested towards the people of that island- The Commissariat had formally withdrawn its patronage from the Gazette, as is intimated, in consequence of its uncourteous language respecting their master, Governor Lumley. " PIATrES HANGED.-The Captain of the brig Jane, arrived at Boston from St. Croix, reports that information was received there on the 30th nlt. from St. Thomas's, of an American brig and a Spanish schooner having been boarded on the 24th in Sail Rock Passage, by an open boat full of pirates, and all hands murdered except a boy, who saved his life by swimming, being near Porto Rico. He reached land, and gave information. The next day the pirates began to circalate the money which they took from the ves- sels, in Porto Rico, and were apprehended, confessed their guilt, and seven were hanged." IFrom the Guiana Chronicke of March 24.1 " We are sorry to learn, by a private letter dated February 13, that intelligence had reached St. Vincent's of Lieutenant-Colone Dawson having been put to death in St. Domingo, whither he had gone on a Visit, through the agency of the Governinent of that island, in consequence of a aspicion attached to him of being a. spy. LJientenailt.ColonCl Dawsos held the oice of Colonial Secre- tary in St.VLn.cent'adwan brother,'weEelieve, to Lord Portarl:Ug. ton: but we ssnerelyhtres ihe remature."