The Steamer President

Filis noblevessel has now been out trom tina port nearly sixly days, and no tidings of her fate has, by the latest intelligence, either reached England or this country, lf no news of her shall be received by the next steamcr, which is looked for every hour 3he will begiven up as lost. Very Hule hopea are now entertaincd of her safety. She had on board upwards of thirty passengors, belonging to different countries, imong the number, the Rev. Mr. Cookman, Methodist Minister, and the late :haplain to the Senate of the United States P. S. Sincc the above waB in type, newsby Caledonian, at Boston, has wmc to hand, in fourteen days from Liverpool, but bringing no tidings of tho President. She must be given up as