Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-09-18
FOREIGN NEWS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Steamer Magyar,
at New York.

New YORK, Sept. IL. The Cunard steam
ship Niagara, with 1913 passengers, sailed
from Liverpool al noon On the Both August,
and arrived at her wharf at Jersey city a
o'clock this P. NJ.
ENeLAND.-.In the absence Of everything
else, the English Journals are filled with de-
tailed accounts of The Queens journey to
Scotland; this, and a great mass of reports
OF the Assizes, which are Just now in pro-
Sress, make up the chief contents Of the pa
pers.
~ Is insisted by correspondents in several
irish papers, that the potato disease has mp
pearen extensively in that country, but all
admit that the supply is not likely to be ma
terially affected thereby.
A steamer arrived at Hull on Friday. from
st. Petersburg, with IS 900 pounds Sterling
in gold.
The Queen of Holland has been safely de-
ivered of Prince.
| The Spanish papers contain no alusion to
| Cuban affairs.
| The great yacht race between the America
and the Titania came off on The 2Sth ult.; the
distance was 40 miles out and 40 miles
home. They started at III o'clock, and al 5
o'clock the American hove in sight of the re-
turn. dslancing her competitor at the close
created the greatest excitement and the VIC
tory of the America appears TO have gen.
orally established their claim for superiority
over the English yachts. She damaged her
keel the day preceding the match, and had
to be locked and repaired at Portsmouth.
A gigantic Panorama Of the Worlds Fair
is said 10 he IN preparation in London, BY
some American artists for Barnum.
There was rumor at Vienna on the 2lst
ult., that Russia had despatched sharp note
TO ConsI antinople, warning tbs Porte not to
liberate kussutl aud his compa Mons with
out the consent OF Austria.
The vessel run down by the steamship
4 Pacific, on her last ward passage 10 Liv-
erpool was The brig Alvar4do of Maine. Her
officers aud crew will return in the Pacific,
due at New York on Saturday next
FRANcE.-France remains perfectly tran
quill, aud The question OF the presidency is
the only subject of interest under discussion.
Tie Prince de Joinvile has, it is said, placed
carte blanche in the hands Of one of his friends,
10 I've used whenever he NAV consider il ex-
peGlent to declare publicly that The Prince
consents 10 he candidate for the Presidency.
lTALY.-From K ONE we learn that the
greater part of poll lical offenders langushing
in that city, are To be transported 10 Bulliano,
near the NeapoIltan frontier.
We have BY telegraph from London, a ru-
NOR tounded upon private letter from Ma
pies, that Basil, small Neapol tan town,
had been swallowed up by an earthquake.
700 dead bodies are stated to have been Ia
ken OUT OF tie ruins.
INDIA AND CHlNA.-The India and China
mail reached London on the 9th with Bonn
bay dates of ooh July, and Calcutta 18TH
The disturbance at Cashmere had been
queled, and Gholab Singh retained possess
sion of his throne.
Tie news from China is again rather alar-
ming, the rebellion in the Southern provinces
being reported to be gaining strength. In
addition TO the the murder OF the crew of the
i, British ship Larpeur. it is stated by three
men who escaped from her, that The crew Of
the American barque Coquetle shared the
; same fate. Late China papers record the
deaths by cholera, oil Henry Cornac and "
: C.. Legert, OF The well known firm of Lecke
& Co