True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-11-04
From the Baltimore San,
OF THE CALEDONIA.

cooSt-Her passengers SGtety tars0e"'
HGarriore of the Queen Of Spain
ELo,n T1dia and China an GdUGnce
an aour and corn The Cotton MdThet
firm, &C. i
At12 o'clock last night we received estl
from our correspondent at New IorA
direct. by telegraph, the following SUM
mary Of the news brought by the steamer
The steamer Caledonia, Captain Lott,
arrived at Boston on Tuesday night ON
Liverpool, whence she sailed ON the 41n
instant C.,.;,,
Hosken. left Liverpool on the 2Zd nltlmo,
for New York, with one hunoIeo ana
eighty+five passengers, aud, on the same
night, she went ashore at Kathmunem' IA
Dnndrem bay, on the coast OF Ireland.
The nassenpers warren safely landed. At
the latest accounts she had not been DIS
CHARGED. The particulars OF this disaster
may be found below.
T'he surgeon of The Great Britain was
tine first who landed with the mail bags,
with which he proceeded to Liverpool, via
ReIfost. They were sent on TO the United
States by the Caledonia. In the course OF
the following day the 23d) large num-
her of passengers proceeded TO Warren
Point. and others to Down Patrick, with
the intention of returning 10 Liverpool.
The larger number proceeded to the
latter Mace, where the scene OF that morn
ing presented one which that little Irish
town never before witnessed Passengers
in fourhorse coaches, and some dozen
haunting cars proceeded at the sameotIm
on TO Belfast TO take passage by the steam
ar Windsor, which sailed on that day for
Liverpool.
Amongst the passengers were the dis
tinouish "DanseuSes VienneseS," forty
eight in number. During the day tile
steamer Prince of Wales went around from
Belfast 10 render the Great Britain assist
ance. Il was tried in high water, and
found 10 be impossible, she therefore re.
turned to Belfast, taking these forty eight
little fairies and their guardian TO that city,
on their way back TO Liverpool.
A letter dated Dundrem bay, Oct. I'd,
contains the following:
"The Great Britain remains in nearly
the same state as when you left. She is
taking n little more water, the pumps were
working nearly all day yesterday They
have got the cargo out, and are now dis
charging the Goals on the beach; there are
two steam vessels here, and should Mon
day be fine, they will try to take her off at
high tide. hear this evening, heavy
steamer is 10 be here OH Monday. with two
others, to try if they can move her"
The royal marriages in Spain formed
the most prominent points of discussion in
the European journals.
The London Times and the Morning
Chronicle protest in strong terms against
the Montpensier union with the lnfanta.
The European Times says the govern
mtnt seems disposed to do all that 1t can
TO meet the end.
In Ireland every means are being taken
TO find the people employment, which IS
equivalent 70 finding them with food
nevertheless, there have been some famine
riots in various parts OF Ireland.
There had been large sales oil cotton,
and prices, if anything, were shade
higher.
The market for all kinds of produce
continued buoyant, aud at rapidly advanc-
ing prices. M
Wilmer g. Smiths European Times
caution their friends in this country against
wild speculation, as the money and enter
prise Of England will fnd and bring food
from every quarter of the earth, II neces-
saTy.
The news from the continent was not
important
India and China.
The news by the extraordinary express,
in authorization Of the overland mail, was
published by The morning papers on Tues
day. The intelligence IS OF lille lmpor-
lance; a variety Of reports are IN circu!a
ton respecting the unsettled State oil affairs
on the northwest frontier. The Skins, IL
is said, are determined 10 Teorganlze Their
army. bur several OF the bill tribes are
already so dissatisfied that IL is expected
that they will refuse 10 submit. Under
these circumstances, Major Raja's govern
ment, il is said, has already remained at
! .ahore for longer period thap that origin
ally fixed by the governor general. Cur
intelligence from China speaks Of the pre-,
partitions making for the evacuation oil
ChuSan.
LATER PROM INDIA.-D Dispatches from
Bombay to August %, have been received
a., o,,tr,ordinarv expreSS via Trieste. The