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The GREAT BRlTAINs Steamship arrived at New ing sailed from Liverpool on tlle 26lh July. thus ma king the passage in fifteen days She brought out 45 passengers, amongst them several nautical gentle men. belonging to the English and American Naves- who united with the other passengers, their arr- val al New Yo.k, in address 10 Captain Hosken, command, for the highly satisfactory termination of this, he frs, practical attempt the Atlantic in vessel propelled by the Archimedean screw. The card will be found in unother part of this paper. Although the trip has been made in as short tune that of the usual of the Atlantic steam size of the vessel is taken into considerations and the fact that she encountered the greater part of he way westerly gales with cross seas and at times thick fa3s, II must be regarded excellent as sage Her success has equaed the warmesi expec- tations o her friends on both sides, and triumphant

 y established her perfect safety and superiority sea boat. Her engines are said to have worked well and did not stop untll she arrived at Sandy Hook This lesaan of the deep IS 320 feet in length, 90 in breadth, and equal in capacity 10 300O tons draw ing i6 feel "aler with engines of 1000 horse power She has six mass. It is said that m passing the scarcely disturbed by her propeller

 We informed that the agent in this city has plan of her cabins, and that passages may be se- cured for her return trip, leaving New York on the 30ih ns, ant