From fae Baitimors Saa, Oet. P. Rr MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CALEDONIA.
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 The Great Britain ashare on the Irish Coast

 -ller Passengers safely landetl--Mar-

 riage oi lie Queen of Spain--From India

 and China---An advance offlour aud Corn

 The Cotton Market Firm, &c,,

 The steamer Caledonia, Capt Eost, arrived at Boston on Tuesday nigh, from Liverpool whence she sailed on the ilh inst.

 The steamship Great Britain, Capt Hos ken, left Liverpool on the 22d ult, from New York, with one hundred and eighty five passengers, and, on :he same night she went shore at RahmuIIen, in Dundrem bay, on tle coast of Ireland. The passen- gers were all safely landed. Al the latest accounts she had not got oiF Her cargo had been discharged. The particulars of iEe disaster may be found below.

 The surgeon of the Great Britain was the first who landed with the mail bags, with whichihe proceeded 10 Liverpool. via Belfast. They were sent on 10 the UnIted States by the Caledonia lnthe course of the follow ing day (the 23) large number of passen- gers proceeded to Warren Point, and others to Down Patrick, with the intention oi re- turning to Liverpool.

 The large number proceeded to the latter place, where the scene of that morning pre- scented one which that little Irish town be- fore witnessed. Four-horse coaches, and some dozen iouniing cars proceeded, at the same lime on to Belfast to take passage by the Steamer Windsor, which sailed on that day for Liverpool.

 Amongst the passengers were the slistip- guished "Dansueses Nienne,o ioriy-eight in number During the day the steamer Prince of Wales went around from Belfast to render the Great Britain assistance. It was tried in high water, and found io be impossible, she therefore returned 10 Belfast, taking these IS dancers and their guardian to ihai city, on their way back to Liverpool

 A letter tl1trti Bandran Bay, Oct, 2I, con- tains the following: 1'The Great Biitan re- mains in nearly ihe same slate as whee you ieii She is taking little more water, the pumps were working nearly all day yester- day.

 They have got all the cargo out, and are now dischargiag the cnal on the beach: there are two steam vessels here. and should Mon day be fine, they will try 10 take her of al high tide. hear this evening, heavy steamer is to be here on Monday, with two others, to try if they can remove her"

 The royal marriages in Spain formed the most prominent points of discussion in tle European Journals.

 The London Times and the morning Chronicle protest in strong terms against inc Alonipensier union with the lnfauia.

 The European times says the Government seems disposed 10 do all that 1t can to meet the end

 lE Ireland every means are being taken to find the people employment, which is equiv alenl to finding them with food elsewhere, nevertheless, there nave been some famine riots in various parts of ireland.

 There have been large sales of cotton, and prices il anything were shade higher.

 The market for all kinds of produce con tnued baoyant, and at rapidly advancing prices.

 Wllmer and Sm'th's European Times cau- ton their friends in this country against wild speculation, as the money and enterprise of England will find and bring food from every quarter oi the earth, II necessary.

 The news from the Continent was not important.

 INDIA AND CHINA.---rhe news by the ex- Eaordinary express, in anticipation of the overland mail, was published ny the morn ing papers on Tuesday. The intelligence is of little importance. A variety of reports are in circulation respecting the unsettled state of affairs on the northwest frontier The Sishs, ii Is said, are determined lo re- organize their army, but several of the hill tribes are already so distinguished that Il Is expected they will refuse to submit Under these circumstandes Manor Raja's Govern ment Il Is said has already remained al Lahore for a longer period than that originally fixed by the Governor general Our intelligence from China speaks of the preparations mak- ing for the evacuation of Chusan.

 LATER FROM iNpiA.--Despaiehes from Bombay 10 August 27, have been received hy extraordinary express via Trieste. iiie Slkh government was in .oltesng state The Brush authorities, ia anticipation oi revolt, were busy in preparing for the eme' gency, for the purpose of suppressiag IL 