The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-24
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.
Is DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
created abroa
ION the Baltimore Sun
SAFETY OF THE GREAT ppIr.tN

SAFETY OF THE GREAT BRITAIN.
The Great Britain ashore on The Irish Coast
Her Passengers safely Landed-.Marriage
9Me Queen Of Spain-from Iqdia and China
--an advancement in Flour and Corn-the
Cotton Market firm. Sc.
AT IL O'Clock last night we received from our
correspondent at New York direct, by telegraph.
the following summary of the news brought by
the steamer Caledonia.
The steamer Caledonia, Capt. Lott. arrived at
Boston on Tuesday night from Liverpool. whence
she sailed on The 4th inst.
The steamship Great Britain, Capt. Hosken.
lett Liverpool on The 23d ult., for New York
with one hundrd and eighty five passengers. and
on the same night, she went ashore al RarbmnI
len, IN Dnndrem bay, on the coast of Ireland
The passengers were all safely landed. AT the
latest accounts she had not heen got of. Her
cargo had been discharged. The particulars of
this disaster may be found below.
The surgeon fthe Great Britain was the first
who landed with the mail bags, with which he pro.
ceeded To Liverpool, via Belfast. They were sen,
on to the United States by the Caledonia. In the
course Of The following day (rhe 23d) a large mum.
Der of passengers proceeded to Warren Point, and
Others To Down Patrick, with the intention of re-
turning TO Liverpool.
The larger number proceeded TO the latter place.
where the scene of that morning presented one
which that little Irish Town never before witness
ed. -Four horse coaches, and some dozen iauntinp
cars proceeded at the same time on 10 Belfast to
take passage by the steamer Windsor. which sail.
cd on that day for Liverpool.
Amongst the passengers were the DISTINGUISHED
4" Danseuses Vienneses," forty eiuhI in number
During the day the steamer Prince of Wales went
around from Belfast to render the Great R,i,,io
assistance. II was tried IN high water. and fnnnd
To be impossible, she therefore returned ia Releas,
taking these Dc little fairies and their pnsrdian t2
that city, on their way back 10 Liverp9pl
A letter dated Dindran Bay. Oct. 81. c,n,aios
the following -" The Great Britain remains in
nearly the same state as when you left. She is
taking a little more water, The pumps were work
ing nearly all day yesterday. They have got the
cargo oOt, and are now discharging the Goals on
The beach there are two steam vessels here, and
should Monday be fine, they will Try to take her off
at high tide hear this evening. a heavy steam
eT Is to be here on Monday, with two others, to
Try if they can move herr
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 tho Moppensier
union with the Iofanta.
The European Times says the Goyeromen,
seems disposed TO do all that it can Il, ,noeI ,ho
end. 0
In Ireland every means are being taken {, 6od
the people employment, which is eqnivalen, 10
finding them with food elsewhere, nevertheless.
there have been some famine riots in various marie
of Ireland. '"
There had been large sales Of cotton, and prices
IT snything were a shade higher.
The market for all kinds If produce continued
ouoyani, and at rapidly advancing prices.