The Sun.
London, England, 1854-05-01 00:00:00

A IVI E C A.

ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA. 131
LIVERPOOL, MONDAY 30 MAY 1, 1 A
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we
the steamer Europa have advices frer,lll„ or
York to the 19th ult. She has brought o'l ;)
sengers and $618,491 in specie. LiV°:l
The Europa passed the steamer Asia, frecab. ao-
pool, for New York, at midnight on the for
at six a.m. on the 30th passed the Cans' t tl°
Boston. From Washington we learn that tbe
Gadsen Treaty Bill had been thrown outylerej,
Senate, but the treaty was afterwards reconst,'been
New York, Boston, and Philadelphia had .opot
visited with very heavy snowstorms, and /1, To-
gales of wind. A large emigrant ship, full o,','"„vi
sengers went ashore at Barnegat, and all on,f,yor
perished. The packet-ship Underwriter, for -1-; elt•
pool, went ashore on Squam-beach, but vi 3 roes
petted to be got off. Two other packet-ships9l33sol
unknown, were reported ashore, belonging t°
York. YorIC
A better feeling prevailed in the New
Foreignvs stock-market,
cke -dni
ianer
exchange
ena.gnsed.
N 11: iroimoctesohtra.sdn.eglse2Eciriiii.llsiptio:nianisLooonfneroissritooti,
t Pt
oanr Market •
to
Tlho9eico;
acne ndt,
Wheat,.
apne arflepoaoucur;
slightlym
and
dian corn were in go
tion in price.
good demadanvadncebdutinwPitrhicoeu' ltera
Freights to London without change.
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TRE GREAT BRITAIN.—LIVERPOOL, SuNDAL, GOis
P
ING,—The steamship Great Britain, Captain J,00".,:i3i,
which left this port yesterday, has put back
burst ; tb
consequence of one of her steam-pipes having , with aoir
casualty does not appear to have been attendeu_d on he
serious circumstances, and she will precee_aired
voyage immediately upon the damage being.MoroOD.,_
DEPARTURE OF THE AMERICAN MAILS. dDiortu.
SATURDAY.—At noon to-day the British trio 3-000
American royal mail steam-ship Canada, CaPr,
Stone, sailed from the Mersey, for Boston a"u.id
with the usual mails for the United States ar'
0, and
possessions in North America, 130 passelle
that
free
large cargo of general merchandise on freht
witness :)")
THE PORTLAND.—We hear f an eye-
the Portland's men turned overrom to the St. Vecor.r,ea 1001;
Captain Eyre;, with the utmost good vvill---iltadwitte.c'
mur was heard ' • the men felt the hardshiP, b: laconic 10
the necessity. The address of the captain wi` the
ou
the extreme. extreme. It ran as follows :—" My
sh nronold g° is
gency of the service requires that you or dutY
of
board the St. George. You have done Y: optain
10
this ship, and I only hope you will serve th
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your new ship with as much satisfaction asfel3:l7 iii
served in the Portland—pipe down." la 3 'et'
the watches were mustered, and with their , i1;141.1413evi
off frown the Portland and along the St. George appoiot
nery lieutenant following them, having b?.1;11 oust, °a
gunnery lieutenant to the St. George. " _ooo_
however, forbear to mention one circumstance (_;ore
the
with this transfer, and we do it that it may
g;ti,ig
warning to other commanders. Before Suit
to tslo7.
Portland the men asked permission of wer,
with them their mess-kids, the bands of wwrefaseu.
brightly polished copper hoops. The wino;
but when the men bad left—and it waresflacefterng
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only after the careless, hasty, and un
had been given—all that remained of the e*.
the Portland was the stores. :7410,2104

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