Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-11-27
Later From Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC,

ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
The Collins steamer Atlantic, from Liver
pool Wednesday afternoon, at half past one
O'Clock, arrived AT lIer wharf in New York.
Nov. %, A. M.
The Atlantic experienced n heavy gale
from the S. E. between Georges and Nam
tucket shoals, which afierw ards shifted 10
the West, and continued until her arrival in
the lower Bay last evening. All things con-
sidered, the Atlantic has made one ofthe best
passages on record.
KossUTH.-The public announcement was
reiterated that KosSuh would leave Tor New
York in the steamer Washington, but some
private letters sTeak OF the possibility of his
deterrng his departure for some days longer.
He visited Birmingham on The 10Ib, and
Manchester on the 1lIh, and was hailed
everywhere with the most extraordinary dis.
play Of popular enthusiasm. A procession
numbering some 100000 persons escorted
him INTO Birmingham, where lie was enter
tanned nj the mansion OF Mr.. Coach. Owing
to feeble health, kossuih confined himself to
brief expression of lhaoks for The hearty
welcome lie received. At Manchester, on
the following day, according 10 the London
Times his reception was more warm, gem
eral and enthusiastic Than he has mel at anv
other place since he arrived IN England
All business was nearly suspended, and The
day was generally observed as a holiday by
all classes. He was publicly received at
Free Trade Hail. where the meerng was
presided over by George Wilson, Esq, and
very Haiering address was presented 10
kossnth, To which he made n most eloquent
reply in speech olan hour and halls du-
ratioii.
ENGLAND.-In England, next 10 Kossu,h,
the mos, prominent topic Of discussion was
was the Lord Mayors day celebration, which
took place the 10Th inst. The process
ion was augmented this year by eighteen
men in full armor. mounted upon chargers
from Astley's Circus. By some. singular
continuation of circumstances, not one For.
eisn Minister was present at the banquet,
many heing out of town. and Mr.. Lawrence,
the Au eflcan Minister, being TOO Ill 10 at-
tend.
A search for Sir John Franklin is about
10 We undertaken 10y Lieut.. PIN, r. n, who
will 20 through Russia and Siberia 10 the 10
cality Of The alleged Polar Sea. lie has the
support of the Admiralty and Of the Royal
Geographical Society, and calculates upon
The AID Of the Emperor of Russia. Lady
Franklin has devoted $500 10 carrying out
his plans. ........, ........
IRELAND. The Galway Tindicdtor, of the
9Th inst, contains an account OF a meeting
that had been held III that city on the sub
iecl of steam communication with New York,
Mt which Mr.. Wagstaf who presented let.
Ter. of introduction from Mr.. Abbott Law
renee, stated thai he and his father had de-
termiheG on trying an experiment for SIX
months, with first class steamers the first Of
which, one Of the fastest and strongest that
ever sailed, would leave New York on The
18Th December. Superior emigrant arrange
menls were TO be made, and emigrants to
he conveyed at f6 head. resolution
was passed that Mr.. Wagstaff7s vessels
should enter the port free Of all dues for six
months. The greatest unanmiiy and en-
thllsiasm prevailed. WV,
FRANcE.-On Sunday, upwards OF GOO Of
the officers and men Of the regiments newly
arrived in Paris, were introduced TO the
President. who addressed them in short
speech which is looked upon as a declara-
ton OF war against the Assembly, and, il is
said, was greatly disapproved of by the Min
istrv. The people have received il favorably,
and il is said that officers of all grades, and
soldiers, declare their intention 10 adhere to
the President in preference, and, it needlni,
in opposition TO the Assembly. -
The proposition of the Questors with re-
gard 10 the calling out Of troops Tor the de.
fence Of The Assembly liz the prevailing topic
of Paris, il having been discovered that al
though the Assembly has this power, the
appointment Of general over the said
troops rests with the President. hur HiH
IrALY.-The Austrian Military Comman-
der of Milan has prohibited the religious
meetings Of the 3ProIestants residing in that
city. y..4.. t-.. WY, ..--...i5
Three Days Later from Europe.
The steamship Asia arrived at Halifax
few minutes before O'Clock, on Monday
morning. She left Liverpool at noon on the
18Th, and brought IS passengers, for Hail
fax. .,.4 ,-.f,,,.
II is stated very confidently, that Nj. Kos
suiI will nor sail Tor the United States before
the goth Of this month. l li@ asi' ans
ENGLAND. The English news IL devoid
Of interest. Kossuth continued his trium-
plant progress through England, receiving
al every Stage such demonstratinns Of admi-
ration aud affection as seemed almost with
out precedent. On the 18th, he was press
col al tthe Polish and Hungarian Ball, q