From the .N Y. Com. .4dv. Oct 2s. ARRIVAL OF TIFF GREAT WESTERN.
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 Seuen Days Later from England.

 The steamer Great Western, Capt. Mnthews, ar ived off Sandy Hook this morning at o'clock, af ter passage of sixteen days from Liverpool The Western brought l2S passengers.

 Cotton at Liverpool is dull, and the prices rath. CT lower American flour, in bond, remains at 27s, the current price at our last previous advices.- There is nothing new relative to the crops, which are doubtless so far below the usual average that supplies must be obtained from abroad-the only question being as to the amount that will be nec- essary.

 .Another Royal 7+aucller.-The eldest son of the !maum of Muscat had arrived in Englani-mo- we'd by desire to acQuaint himself with English institutions and to inspect works of art and science with view to their gradual introduction among the Muscateers. His royal highness carries about with him name of no very formidable length and sound-Said Hillal Ben Said.

 Among other railway projects line is contem- plated from Newcastle-upon-Tyne to London, for the carriage goods only, coals up and miscella- goods down. A subscribed capital of hve millions is proposed sufficient to meet all conin- gences. The consumption of coal in London Is 100000 tons annually.

 If the Madrid papers are to be believed the great question of the Queens marriage IS decided; she ls to have for her spouse Prince Ferdinand of Sake Cobourg, brother or cousin of Prince Albert Her sister is to become the bride of one of the French Princes.

 The steam ship Massachusetts arrived at Liver pool on the 3d inst after passage of IT 1-2 days from New York. She is new and beautiful ves- sel, rigged for sailing ship. with the addition of the screw propeller. Her first passage across the Atlantic proved most satisfactory in every respect.

 Eugene Sue. the author of the wandering Jew. has been formally excommunicated by the Arch bishop of Lyons, primate of France.

 A report was current that an expedition was to be despatched against Madagascar, under command of the Prince de Jonviie.

 The Cologne Gazette of the 1st instant states that the Potatoe malady has broken out in nearly all the cantous in Switzerland.

 Preparation against Famine in Hungary. Letters from Hungary inform us, that the Royal Viceroy has given orders to the various couats or counties to lay up stores of provisions and corn magazines, in order to meet the tamine anticipated here next year from the failure of this years har- vest.-.fugsLwgh Gazette.