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From the Baltimore


ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.


FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Safety Of the Great Britain.


The Great Britain ashore ON the Irish


coast-Her passengers safely landed


Marriage OF the Queen OF Spain-From


India and China-An advance in four


and corn-The cotton market nrni, &c.


AT ~ o'clock last night we received from our eor.
respondent at New York direct, by telegraph the
following summary Of the news brought by the
steamer Caledonia.


The steamer Caledonia, Captain Lot, arrived al
Boston on Tuesday night from Liverpool, whence
she sailed on the 4h instant


The steamship Great Britain, Captain Hosken,
leit Liverpool on the 22d ultimo for New York
with one hundred and eighty-6ve passengers, and,
on the same night, she went ashore at Raihmullen,
IN iDundrem bay, on the coast of Ireland The
passengers were all safely landed. At the latest ac.
counts she had not been got off. Her cargo had
oeen discharged, The particulars Of this disaster
may be found below.


The surgeon of the Great Britain was the FIRST
VINO landed with the mail bags, with which he pro-
eeeded 10 Liverpool, via Belfast. They were sent
on TO the Uuited States by the Caledonia. In the
course OF the following day (the 23d) large num-
oef OF Passenge. proceeded to Warren PoiRi and
others TO Down Patrick, with the intention of re.
turning TO Liverpool


The larger number proceeded to the latter place,
"here the scene of that morning presented one
which that little Irish town never before Witnessed
Passengers IN four-honse coaches, and some dozen
lsu,auns cars proceeded at the same time To
Belfast 10 take passage by the steamer Windsor
winch sailed on that day for Liverpool.


amongst the Passengers were the distinguished
Danseuses Vienneses," fony-eight In number.
During the day the steamer Prince Of Wales went
around from Belfast to render the Great Britain
siatanee. IL was tried IN high water, and found to
DC Impossible she therefore returned 10 Belfast ta-


king these forty.eight little fairies and their guar
dian TO that city, on their way back 10 Liverpool


"A letier dated Dandrem bay, Oct. I'd, contains the
following:


"rhe Great Britain remains in nearly the same
state as when you len. She is taking little more
water, the p1mPs were working nearly all day yes.
terday' They have got the cargo out, and are now.
diseharging the Goals on the beach; there are two
steam vessels here, and should Monday be fine, they
will Try TO take her of at high tide. | hear this
evening, heavy steamer is TO be here on Monday
with two others, TO Try if they can move her."


The royal marriages in Spain formed the most
prominent points Of discussion in the European
journals.


protest IN strong terms against the Montepenser
union with the Infanta.


The European Times says the government seems
disposed to do all that il can TO meet the end


ln Ireland every means are being taken to find the
people employment, which is equivalent to finding
them with food nevertheless, there have been
some famine riots in various parts Of Ireland.


There had been large sales of cotton and prices il
anything, were a shade higher


The market for all kinds Of produce continued
buoyant, and at rapidly advancing prices.


Wilmer q Smiths European Times caution their
friends In this country against wild speculation, as
the money and enterprise of England will find and
bring food from every quarter of the earth, if neces
'ary.


The news from the continent was not important.


India and China.


The news by the extraordinary express, in antiei
patton OF the overland mail, was published by the
morning papers on Tuesday. The intelligence is of
little Importance; variety Of reports are in crcula-
ton respecting the unsettled state of affairs on the
northwest frontier The Sikhs, it is said are deter
mined TO reorganize their army bat several of the
hill tribes are already dissatisfied that it is expect
ed that they will refuse to submit Under these cir
cumsiances, Mahor Rajas government, il is said
has already remained at Lahore for longer period
than that originally fixed by the governor general.
Our intelligence from China speaks Of the prepara-
uons making for the evacuation of Chusan.


LATER PROM MISpA-Dispatches from Bombay to
August y, have been received by extraordinary ex
press, via Trieste. The Sikh government was in a
tottering state. The British authorities in antcipa.
ton Of revolt, were busy preparing for the emer-
gency, for the purpose Of suppressing it. ,+..


Liverpool Cotton Market, Sept. 90.


The sales ofthe week are 1850 bales, $4,000 of
which were American, taken speculation. Not
withstandng the heavy buying, the advance in
prices hardly amounted to Id. per Id
October la.-The sales since Friday are IS 600
bales, Is, 600 of which were taken on speculation
No material alteration in prices; but the market has
become dull since the receipt of last advices from
New York by the Britannia.


n,f.b a CLxl. IL.
taken on speculation No change in prices. Mar
ket closed steady.
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, Oct. 3d.-Prices con-
tlnue to advance. From the 18th to the 25th ult,
there was an active trade in wheat and -four. AT
our market of yesterday, sales of old wheat were
extensive Irish -four being scarce, would bring
rather higher prices.


United States and Canadian, free, upon fair de-
mand, brought 35s., and the former, under bond,
was sold at 3ls. 3D., to 32s per barrel.
Indian corn Is attracting more attention, at an adj
vance in price. Several houses of capital have
bought -four in bond freely at 32s. and wheat at
equal prices.
Acting, it is rumored, upon the supposition that
the pressure of want in Ireland will induce govern.
ment to open the ports free OF all dutes free -four
has not realized so high rntes. The latest rates
being western canal 34s. 3D., and other brands 33s,
Sd. to 34s. wm
Indian corn being scarce, had reached 5Os. per
quarter, but is now 46s., and Indian meal, which
was held at 26s. had receded to 23s.


LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, Oct 3---Beef does
not demand the ready rate it did month since
Pork is in small supply, and the demand not so ac-
tive as was anticipated. The whole the govern
ment contract taken the Oath ultimo, lS, 900
tierces, at an average Of FL lbs. I'd. ~ .s,5
Butter is scarce. IL shipped in proper order it
would pay well, as Irish butter had advanced from
96s. to zoos. a Htti8 &a H# Ms
Lard in bbls brings Ais to 43s, while kegs, suit
able for domestic use, would bring 45s. to ass.
~ st. Mary,s Hall, Burlington.--The |