Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-22
From the Boston Daily Advertiser Of yesterday.
Arrival Of lhc Caledonia.
Fifteen I'ays Later fr0M EHrOpe.

The B'nish Mal Steamer CALEDONIA.
Captain Lott, arrived at ubou, l2 o'clock last
night, having left Liverpool on the 4lh inst.
bringing l22 passengers. We received
through the lost Office at ab0Ut two O'Clock,
oar regular files Of London and Liverpool pa
pers, but The lnteness Of the hour confines us
to has,y summary Of The news.
The GREAr BRirAhs steamship is fost.-
but all her passengers and crew were saved.
She ran aground on the coast of Ireland, in
tho bay Of Dundrum, between Belfast and
Drogheds, on the night of the 22d ult. at the
height Of the tide, and was soon too much
imbedded by the soft sandto be lifted by sub.
sequeo. tides. The passengers, luggage. and
most Of The cargo were saved.
SYAIN.-r he Senate presented its address
10 the Queen on the 18th ult. The address
OF The Chamber Of Deputies was read TO that
assembly on the same day. and the discus.
sion commenced on the l7ih. A protest a.
gainst the marriage Of the Infanta with The
Duke de- Monrpenser had been forwarded by
Prince Enrique TO the President Of the two
Chambers. II was founded on the Jaw of
Phllp ". by which the Princes OF the house
o' Orleans. aud their descendants, were ex
clud"d irorn the throne Of Span; as also on
the 47ih article of The consiiluti"n.
The English Government have made a
formal proiest-boih TO the Spanish and
French Conris-sgainsi the marriage of the
Duke Of MontpensieT with the lnfana L0ui
ga Of Spain.
notwithstanding this protest, it was sup
posed that both The proposed marriages would
take place on the I0Ih INST.
The Express IN advance Of the Overland
mail, reached London on the Sd inst bring
irg Bombay dates to Aug. 9th The News
from India shows that preparations are max
ing on both SIDES tor fresh collisions. bui no
new events had taken place. IL was rumor
ed that SIR Charles Napier wns about To re.
tire on account of vi health.
The preceding mail arrived on ,he Odd Uli.,
bringing China dates to July 25lh. On the
9Th OF July some English merchants and 9th
er foreigners came into collision with the
populace at Canton. and were driven into the
factories. They fred upon the Chinese,
killing FOUR 0nd woundlng twelve. IL does
not appear that any but the Chinese were in
jurcd. The authorities on both sides had ia
ken up ,hc matter
Serious riots had occurred in the county
Of Waterford. Ireland, on the ooh ult -
larg" mobs having attacked bakers shops for
the purpose OF obtaining bread. Two of The
people aad been killed by the dragoons or
dered 10 dSpersc ihc rioters, and much ex
crcmepi existed at The last advces.
The Great Britain left Liverpool on the
ODD ult.. and ran ashore on the coast Of Ire
Iand 9I2 hours afterwards. Al the pas
spnppi W. rp saycd md n AZ os nj 6rst thnuuht
that the vessel might be drawn off at The
next spring tides, but this was more doubt
iul OF the last accounts. There are many
letters and articles on the subjcC, in the pa
pers, hut we find no condensed account.
The papers announce the death of Thom
as Cllrkson, the well known phllanlhropIst