ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ACADIA
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FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.


The Long Island train last night brought us
intelligence Of the arrival at Boston of the steam
ship Acadia, Capt Harrison, with dates of the
4th inst. from Liverpool


The Great Western, from New York, arrived
at Liverpool on the 9th ult.


The packet ship Joshua Bates, arrived at Liv-
erpool in less than fifteen days, the shortest pas
sage on record, says the European Times, for a
ship under canvass


The Caledonia, from Boston, Nov. 10th, ar
rived at Liverpool in IL days.


Accounts from New Zealand, by the way of
India, tell of another defeat Of the English by
the natives. One fourth of the British soldiers
(not exceeding 500 in the whole) were either
killed or wounded.


M. Dumont, the Minister of Public Works,
accompanied by M. Guizot, laid the first stone Of
the new hotel of the Minister of Foreign Affairs,
at Paris, on the 29th November.


The accounts from Constantinople of the 18th
inst mention that the British Ambassador had a
lpng conference with the Minister for Foreign
affairs relative to the Turko- Persian question,
and that the difficulties which hitherto retarded
the adjustment of the differences had been settled
at that interview


The British Ministry had been holding mys-
terious Cabinet Councils, which have attracted
public attention. AS no result has transpired,