The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-10-31
- From the Baltimore Sun.
Arrival of the Caledonia.
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

Arrival Of the Caieooha.
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
SAFETY OF THE GREAT BRITAIN.
AtIe o'clock last night we received
from our correspondent at New YORK
direct, by elsgraph. the following, sum
mary Of the ews brought by the steam
The steamer Caledonia, Captain Lott
arrived at Boston on Tuesday night
from Liverpool, whence she sailed on
the 4th instant.
The steamship Great Britain, Capt
Hosken, left Liverpool on the 22d u'',
mo. for New York, with one hundred
and eighty.6ve passengers, and on 'he
same night, she went ashore at Ram
mullen, in Dundrem bay. on the coas,
of Ireland. The passengers were a'l
safely landed. At the latest accounts
che had not been got off. Her cargo
had been discharged. The particulars
of this disaster may be found below.
The surgeon Of the Great Britain
was the first who landed with the ma"
bags, with which he proceed to Liver
nooI via Belfast. They were sent on
to the United States by the Caledonia.
In the course of the following day (the
a3dl large number Of passengers pro-
ceeded to Warren Point, and others 10
Down Patrick, with the intention oil
returning to Liverpool.
The larger number proceeded 10 ,he
latter place. where the scene OF tnat
morning presented one which that 1T
| tie Irish town never before witnessed.
Passengers in four-horse coaches' ano
some dozen iaunting cars proceeded al
the same time on to Belfast to take pas
. SAGE by the steamer Windsor, which
sailed on that day for Liverpool.
Amongst the passengers were 'ne :,
distinguished "Danseuses Vienneses'
Gortv.eipht in number. During the day
I the steamer Prince Of Wales went
i. around from Belfast TO render the Great
q Britain assistance. 1t was tried 10 h'gh
/. water, and found to be Impossible, she
!. therefore returned to Belfast taxing
|. these (or,y.s,ghty little faries and thelr
g guardian to that city. on their way oacH
A letter dated Dundrem bay, Oct
T. Cd, contains the folowing:
aThe Great Britain remains IN near
n " the same state as when you 'e,t
,e She is taking little more water' inc
~ ~ nnmn, were working nearly all da!!
D. Yesterday. They have got the carg'
al out, and are now discharglng tie coa''
IS ON the beach; there are two steam YES
H. T.. sells here, and should Mondny be tne
n. ,hey will try to take her off ath high tide
IS | hear this evening, heavy steamer
e. TO be here on Monday with Two '''
In ers. to try if they can move her."
tn The royal marriages in Span fotn
#. ed the most prominent points OF o''
,e. cuss,on IN the European journals:
.ir The London Times and the Mort
TO ing Chronicle protest in strong term
#. against the Montepensieur union VIII
sr- the Infanta. T..
II. The Europe Times says the go
w. ~ ernment seems disposed to do all th'
xi. it can to NEE, the end. -.
cir In Ireland every means are oeln
~. taken 10 find the people employmen
which is equivalent to finding ihe
ION with food; nevertheless, there nav
IRE been some famine riots in various par
ion Of Ireland. ,r,,o
There had been large sales OF cotto
ION and prices, if anything, were a sha'
or higher. oe e,rod,
,ur. continued buoyant, and at rapidly a
rn. vancing prices. IT,,
the Wilmer & Smiths European I'm
caution their friends in this count
lat against wild speculation, as the mon
and enterprise of England will hnd al
3al. bring food from every quarter OF
,try earth, if necessary.
we'd The news from the continent W
he not important.
and India and China.
ton The news by the extraordinary,
t is press, in anticipation Of the overia
oint Ill ,oo nuhlished by the morning