Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-06-24
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IlIght DAVIS Iater from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE COLUMBIA Al
BOSTON

Fight days latcr from
ARRIVAL OF THE COLUMBIA Az
BOSTON.
The Columbia steamship arrived at Hoslon on
Wednesday evening al half-past 10 o clock.
! She also brings us dates from Bombay Of the Sd
of May-iust six weeks back. And Canton 10 the
LIST Of April, only II days since.
The overland mail of Bombay, May 2, REACHED
London on the evening of the I'd of June.
The principal feature IN the news is, that the war
has agnin broken out in China, because the Emperor
would not raiify the treaty. The British have cap
tured Canton and all the forts the river, without
the loss of n single man. The trnde ia open TO
Canton the owners Of vessels running all risks.
Canton, was taken on the 25th Of February; on the
same day Chusan was given up to the Chinese
High Commissioner Kosten has been disgraced and
sent TO Pekn in irons. The Chinese lost 400 men.
An Am erican gentleman from Canton says the
city s doomed 10 the flames. There are 200, 600
Chinese starving in the neighborhood for want Of
employment who ready to sack the place as
the sailors
The President Seom ship.-The settlement OF
the risks upon the President entered at FIoyd's was
10 have taken place to- day, but was postponed to
the lth inst. TO allow further time for news re-
spcc,ing her.-London Times, June 3.
Dissolution Of Parliament We learn from the
best authority that the dissolution of Parliament will
take place about the 9th of this month. The pro-
cIamaiion is ready and only waits the Queens sig
nature.
.nurder on Saip1oara.-Pa,rick Cahll, a pas
snngef in the ship United States. at Liverpool. from
New Orleans, killed the steward, Eli Rnoinson, in
ct Of passion.
fCorrespondencc ofthe y. Y. Herald
Another stes;aer Scep-ProDable safety OF the
President.
LIVERPOOL, June 4,h.
We have had great many arrivals of vessels
from foreign ports day, and among them the For
titude from Buenos Ayes the captain (ArbuthnoD
of which states that on 9th May, at u, m. lat AZ
N. long 24 80 w, about 10 miles distant, he saw
n very large steamer steering to the NE. with
out a funnel, crippled foremost, and large
paddle boxes painted OF a dark color, with large
square iopsa set on the manopmast, topgallant-
sail on tile foreopmas, and with fore and aft sails.
The steamer was making slow progress. his
intelligence communicated by Captain ATbuthnot
has excited the most intense interest here. and many
persons still hope that from concurrent clrcuinstan-
ces it may be the President; and probably the
steamer seen by the Portuguese brig Condo d. Pal
ma, on the 23d a pril, in la; 81. and long. 40
Others suppose it may be the Britannia steamer,
from Halifax. bnt this impression il by no means
general; towards the close OF the day The op mon Is
very strong that the vessel seen by the Forttude
will prove 10 be the Pfes!dHn, but il is at best mere
conjecture.
The ondnn, Yarmouth N S. at Liverpool. May
9, lat 43 long -66. fell in with the Paragon, Liver
poo to Halifax in sink ing state having been run
aboard by large American ship the day previous.
and took of the crew. May the 18th, lat, AZ, long
So the London struck iceberg and lost howsprit,
foremost maintopmasi, &c. and stove in her lar
board bow Shortly afterwards heard crash which
was supposed to proceed from another vessel run
ming against the ice, and it is feared sunk, but the
weather was 100 thick to distinguish her
liverpool. 10 p m.--lhe impression ga ms
ground every hour, that the steamer seen by the
Forlitude is the President.
We COPY, without any remark, the following from
the B0rSe nhaUe -" Gotenburg, May l9.-We
have been assured that large ships deck, supposed
to be that large steamship, has been found by
some fishermen in the Catlegat, and towed into
Marstrund -
President Sfeamer.-Lverpool letters announce
that large vessel, supposed to have been the
President steamer, was seen on the 27th May, in
latitude Az longitude "a making slow progress to-
wards England. The point where she was seen is
about 900 miles distant from Liverpool, and as it is
known that the President was not capable Of sailing
faster than three miles an hour without using her
Steam Sne C0ulQ mol Hd'c IodCHeu that port III less
than twelve days from the above date.
The President.-rhe vessel seen by the Forti-
ude and supposed to be a large steamer. disabled,
was in all probability the London, from Yarmouth,
n S., that arrived here yesterday the description
and position Of the disabled vessel agreeing with
that OF the London.-Liverpocl paper, June a.
THE EAST.
The Augsburg Gazette publishes a letter, dated
Cons;antinopIe the 9th ult, which states that. al
though the Divan had modified The frrnn investing
Meheme Ali with the government Of Egypt. &C
cording to the wishes expressed by tho allied Pow
ers the European consuls had vet left Constan-
tsople for Alexandria. NJ. Modem had been ap-
pointed Russian Consul at 1eheran but he was not
to take hisdepartGro for Per,ia until NJ. Cremer,
who appointed to succeed him u. Alexandra,
should arrive at Consantinope The family oil
the Austrian Consul. General Laurn had arrived at
Constantnople from Alexandria. Intelligence re-
ceived from Egyp states that Mehemet All had con"
lracted Il loan Of 100000 dollars with the mer-
chants there. With whom he had deposited large