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is a sharp, side wheel steamer, 1.350 tons, and very fast; in painted lead color all over. Whalers Burned. The ship Carolina, which arrived at New York Thursday evening last, from Buchos Ayres spoke the whaling bark Gertrade on the 6th of November bound up the river DePlata. The Captain of the Gertrude reported the burning of several whalers by the Alabama. From Fortress Monroe. Old Point Dec. 17. --It is rumored here that J. C. Jones, Charles Davis. D. W. Curtis, Mr. Phillips, and one other, have been captured by the rebels while on their way from Norfolk to Elizabeth City. They had goods to the amount of $20,000 on board a schooner in tow down the canal. What the Yankees thought before the battle of Fredericksburg--the War to be Decided on that day, and the Star spangled banner to Float over Richmond. For the amusement of our readers we copy the two following editorials from the Philadelphian Inquirer, of Thursday. They are decidedly rich: The