In the steamship " Acadia" from Boston for Liverpool via Halifax

For Liverpool Rev Henry Grassett, Geo W. Allen, J. McMurrich, Alexander Wood, Mrs. John Davidson, and Robert Morris of Canada. James Gilzean, Jamaica Frederick Brown, Vera Cruz, Charles F. Will, Porto Rico, Mr. Scotland, Trinidad, John F. Briggs, London, Alfred Cope and Julian Vasquez, New Granada, Viscount Cranbourne and Mr. Faithful and W.S. Janes, England, Frederick W. S. Cooliage, of Boston, bearer of dispatches to our minister in London. E.F. Hewhall, E.H.R. Lyman, Boston, Mr. Sampson and Lady, S.J. Wyeth, Mrs. M. Smith, A. A. Crawford, F.W. Roberts, James Robertson, and William Whitewright Jr.of New York, J Lawton, Charleston, Hermon Hagedorn, New Orleans, Charles Barnes, of Leicater, Mass.
For Halifax J. Longley, S.K.G. Netlles, New York, M.F. Whitehead, Canada, Capt James Galt, Pacific Ocean, S.A. White and Thomas Richie, Halifax

Among the passenger in the steamship " Great Western" from Liverpool at New York are Capt. Mayne, Mrs. Mayne, Mr. Rabean, Mr. Sampson, Gen. Sir R.A. Armstrong, and Mr. W. Douglas

June 7th—In the packet ship "George Washington," sailed from New York for Liverpool, Charles Dickens, lady and servant of London, (this is author Charles Dickens, who was returning home from his first U.S. visit, with his wife Kate, and her servant, Anne Brown . . they had arrived at Boston on the Cunard Line steamship Britannia January 22nd 1842 . . and such was his experience, that they were returning to England via sailing vessel), Mr. Maurice Power of London, Mr. C.J. Gilbert of Hartford, Mr. R. Prentiss and Mr. Jno Parkin of Canada, Capt. Granville, Capt. Woodhouse, Capt. Leventhorpe, Lieut. Grant, British Army, Mr. W.S. Muarry, New York, and Mr. Maitland, New York.

Captain Holdforth, of the brig Leo, arrived on Saturday, reports having passed, on the 10th of May, 1842 , in lat 49, long 22, 38, the bark Edward of London, dismasted and abandoned.

Passengers arriving at this port during the week ending this date From England 775, from Ireland 2185, from Scotland 219, from Lower Ports 11, total for the year to date 22,101. Previous year 16,971. Increase in favour of 1842 , 6030

Eleven square rigged vessels, with passengers are reported at Grosse-Isle

Erratum, in the arrival of the 17th inst, the Brig Lord Oakley, Capt Crow, was reported 60 days from Bordeaux with 9 passengers. It ought to have read, 36 days, no passengers

The steamer North America arrived from Montreal yesterday with the bark Toronto, bark British Hero, brig Vesper, and brig Minerea in tow

New York June 22nd-cleared for Quebec -Br ship Constitution, Capt Neill, 23rd -Br bark Liverpool, Capt Spence

J.D. Dalzaretti announces that a new supply of sickles has just arrived from Liverpool.

Among the passengers on the steamship Unicorn, left this morning about 12 o'clock for Pictou, with the English mail to go by the Britannia, 3rd July, for Halifax were, The Rev Bishop McDonald of Prince Edward Island, Capt Elrington, Lieut Simmonds, Judge Rolland,Master Rolland, and servent,Miss Grieve, Mrs. Forsyth, Mr. and Mr. McCallum, Mrs. French, Mr and Mrs Lunell, Messrs George Black, Ewing and Hendrick