New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-29
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TnE BALTIC.
COTTON FlRM~-BREADSTuPFS STEADY
Da.s-Liverpool. Sept 4: London, isth
Paris. I5th.


through almost ,he entire time.
On Friday evening last conceil " sFen on
board, an account Of which viii be iound 10 aho'hef
sclumn.
The following Is the Inst OF passengers
Michael Raretti and lady, DR. F9let and iaas CeL J.
Hamilton and lady Dr Z. u Snlth ss % "a aa' 49,. ", -
az" a. seryant n Appleton LADY cs!d and
servant ar slss iady ~. ohloTss; on ayn No. Mes 81
pe.cn and infant, l. g Coles l. B ady r fissef' ~, -
Ms InO Linton rh Asn "a - bs 'e,,S,
g HASKELL Mr. LeDey. kesor. A. Benedct and sgi
u. Gransdo S S1 Sa5sse1 r. Msdher II Ges5a r
t:raiArey lady and daughter Com e. s,eyens ~
s,ersos. DR. Fitch Chas DuIlee Mr. WILSON. Pniinp
Traoy. Paul Thomas and lady v D.rdeso' isal @no
Ms a Dash, Mss MHcheil Re-. = SssIle; D D., M
Mnch.l Solasi. Mr. Stevenson and lady j. "ole' n ~
" RIS%ni " Brown j. " McCulloch E Ander-
son DR.. W I. Weoo. Mr. IoorG@nte H3ss' 4 -; ILL in
jer Mr.. Balleseir. Envoy, ~. 81 Asia A. NJ'tepho
T Bell. Jr.
On the 18th the Baltic exchanged signals with ship
FLORIDA Of Savannah. Al Gas A. NJ Sept 10, passed
The Asia 10 hours west Of Cape Clear. She sailed
from New-York on the 10th, and would thus make
the passage IN days Hl hours, difference OF time
not Ieckoned.
The Canada arri we'd out from Boston on the 18Th,
rak,ng the passage IN 10 days hours.
We are Indebted TO Mr.. Canning, Pursef Of the
Baltic. for the prompt delivery OF iles OF tnghsh
journals The political news Is unimportani.
eompanv has been formed a, Liverpool for the
purpose Of establishing sne Of steamers from TINS
mort 70 Rio in the rstinstance. Three sere" steam
rh,ps of from 800 70 200 uns, and 300 horse-pow-
er each and with an average speed OF ten knots per
hon, are To be built as A beginning. There dret0 Oe
h,anch steamers on the riyer Plate. The boats Will
call Al Lisbon for passengers and fuel ana the oe-
pariures will be monthly. u Is catcuidteo lhat me
whole distance viii be run IN thftyh.e oays ,hcuu
ing the detention at RIO, which VIII be reached 10
twenty-five days. The first steamer Is 10 be oe
spatched on the 2lst of June and arrive az klo On
the 10th of Jolly, leaving that port or the 5is ana
reaching Liverpool again the 25h of August ie12
The Royal Mail Steam Packet Company IS having
constructed hve gigantic steamers to run between
SOUTHAMPTON and the Isthmus Of Panama. The Am
azon, the first OF them ii is expected viii be put on
the route IN November
The preparations for LAYING down the submarine
,elseraph between England and France are rapidly
advancing It is thought thai the great difficulty The
preyention of the wires against being broken or
ground off on the bottom, will now be oycrcoiHs.
The line OF communication consists Of four copper
wires Of the thickness Of ordinary bel-wre, cased
IN gu,ta percha, and twlned with corresponding
number Of hempen strands stepped IN mixture oi
Tar and iaow into a rope Of about An men diameter
Another strand similarly prepared IS wound Trans
yersely round this and finally ten wires OF galvan-
lzed non about third OF inch thck, are tNlned
round this central core, and form solid and, al the
same time flexible casing. The whole when thus
completed, has the appearance OF an ordinary 1t-ln
metallic cable. The machinery by which this IS e.
feeted is extremely simple, and ,he worA p'oceeus'
alght and Cay. with the utmost regularity 4 huse
coA rs thus being formed IN one continuous piece, az
the rate of about miles day. and Will finally at
,aln the length of q mies The weight OF ne entire
rope when finished, 1t Is estimated VIII be from 10
to lsQ tuns From time 10 time, as the work pro
ceeds, galyanic current Is passed hroughthe wires,
and their conducting power is tested hN al gaNdh-
0meter.
The engineers who have undertaken 20 carry out
the necessary measures for establishing the suoma
IIne telegraph, have recently been engaged IN tA-
ploTng the coast ia the nelghborhood o CALAIS, Tor
The purpose of selecting the most advantageous point
toward which 10 direct the line of communicdaon.-
The starting pom, the English coast which has
been fixed upon as the most advantageous, on dc-
count of the nature of the beach and the compare
tive freedom from the danger OF Slps dnchorlng IN
the immediate vicinity, ~ the South Foreand. ihc
hnc Will be conducted down shan IN the clin, ara
along short tunnel, communicating With II at night
angles to the beach. where Is proposed 10 Oury II
at some considerable depth beneath the single, To
the lowest level of cbo-udc The spot setected on
the French coast, for similar reasons. is situated
about four miles to the south of Calais near the VII
lage of Sanngate. The beach Al TINS pomt consists
entirely of sand and ridge OF sand mis-. Inc lhe
from the South Forcland To sanugaie, although ho'
the shortest thai could be drawn between The TWO
coasts IS that which presents the iewes chances oi
accident The points at the two extremes are 'hose
the character of the bed of the channel, lying be-
tween as far can be ascerianed by careful sound
mgs offers no pecuhaflueS ukelN 10 oaHect uie h'es
Ilty of the conducting bnC.
The Catholic e Lord Bishop OF Shrewsbury.
celebrated divine worship at Bnkcnhead, on sun
DAY, the 18th, and the Lord Bishop OF Troy was
announced to preach in the evening. This was pub
hclv advertised and was IN direct contraVcntlon o.
the recent restrictive law regulating the aS>umoilon
eccles,astlcal titles
The Great Exhibition holds its own surprisingly.
The daily receipts vary from fl.40o 10 f2,9Oo. lhe
service OF plate presented 10 Mt Collins is now eN-
hbited IN the American section.
Bloomerism is out IN full force IN London. The
other afternoon. in Piccadiy, as We learn from TIE
pasly NecS two Young ladies, with TWO companions,
who might have been their mothers, ahghted irom a
cab IN the peculiar dress, and proceeding toward the
entrance to the Green Park, distributed m their way
handbls, containing spirited appeal 10 the women
of England 10 throw OF the woke ot then nieellns
and brutal oppreSSofS, and adopt an azure better
suited TO the dignity of the equal OF man. IN Shor'
time the pressure of the crowd became SO great that
the missionaries found II convenient 10 call a Gao,
which they entered amid much laughter, mingled
with cheering.
Morris this the sole instance OF the abbreviated pet
ucoats exhibited beneath the British sky. Mrs. {
H. Dexter has delivered lecture IN defense Of the
new garb, Her appearance on the occasion = thus
described by the Reporter oi The G'oee:
The costume of the lecturer, Mrs. Dexter, con.
sisted OF black SATIN ught.htrng polka, with small
white collar, tu0c peticOat falling hall way down
the calf oi the leg 1.-The other things Of black >lk
full, and fastened tight at the anclcs and black boots
the military heels OF which We did not perceive
completed the costume the general effect beng no
more than that oi respectable female dressed m
black with short petcoaiS cingng rather CLOSELY 70
her legs Behind the lady We observed what We
suppose must be characterised the male oi the
spe,les " Rloomer." He wore Slken cOSSacA with
sleeves deem cuffs and RULES embrodercd round the
,hroal-had his collars turned down "a Byron. and
his craya, tied outside his coat, the bows putting out
from each SIDE in the modern fashion OF CheSpsde,
and the ends Ealing down IN catGSc, oi slA 10
abou, halt yard over his manly bosom. We could
not see his neither cNremleS 10 cehne what altsTa-
tons had been there effected.
Az FAR as her Know lcnge went. the ialT lcCtNret