New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29
Four Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH DRIroS.

IBy 10 American Telegraph CO... Line. No. q wals;l
PORTLAND, Me-, Nov q, 1853.
The Censdan Steamship Company's screw steamer
North B,iton, Cap. Thomas JoDes, from l. verpool
A. IT.. on "Wednesday, the 18th inst, arrived hoFe
a. O'clock tits monbg.
The North Brton has made the passage 10 ten and
s half days Her adyices are four days Ia'er than
those by the Africa at Ne@-loik
The Moth Brton passed the 10Th inst. sta amer
kou,d s,., -uppc.ed 70 DC The Ang Saxon from
Quebec for Liverpool.
The Cunard steamship Europa put into Quoensto Ta
on the 18th inst. for coal, and sailed again on the
no,rng Of the 18th for Liverpool, where it was ex-
rected ste would arrive On the lSth. She had on
board The crew OF the Hamburg schooner Bertha
whom she picked up at sea.
Nonews had been received Of the steamship Indian
Empire. which left Ha flax where she put in for some
repair for Galway on Oct. %.
The steamship Ariel f'om New-York, reached South
srtton az noon on the l1th inst.
Heavy essterly gales had prevailed around the
English coast and numerous marine disasters, with
loss Of life, were reported The French mail steamer
at Dover broke from her noorngs. and ran over to
Beulogne for safety without the mads and passeu-
gers. No American vessels were among the sufferers
Soma anxiety is felt for the safety of the ship Agin
court now lis days out from Melbourne, with
G2s3 coo ste Ring 10 gold. Five s'tneas per cent Is
asked fer insurance On her.
The Times in an article on the Ataotic Gable,
Gays:
''Shond any improvement, take place when the shore
end is added II ere many who profess themselves
confident II working through the whole wire Tor some
time 10 come at least. Foremost among those who
express this opinion is Professor Hughes, whose
printing telegraph is eNtensiyely used IN the
United States and which will also, 10 the course oi
few weeks more be introduced into Australia to work
the first submarine telegraph IN that coony between
Tasmania and Melbourne.
Prof Hughes states that be is confident of being
able even now to signal through the Atlantic Cahle,
aid is anxious 20 con iuct al experiments upon tne
wire a. his own expense. The Atlantic Telegraph
Company on the other band, say they have no disn-
cinaion to permit PIof Hughes TO IT, n, sku, yet,
strange to say, though bota parties ere wiling, moth
irg is done. Nevertheless, nov, however, tnat tn9
matter is made public Pruf. Hughes may feel bound
to press his csf and the Atautie Company, n iair-
nese ard IN duty q tho Shareholders, ~ perhaps, see
tie necessity Of at accepting hveral proposal
Whichever way it results can do them or theU cable
10 of jury. but, on the oaer hand, may pos
sibly be of immense benefit.
Tie Times then proceeds TO explain the Hughes
system and ITS obvious advantages and says his offer
81 oulo be decided by actual test and the the
better.
I'VE learn privately that Australian cable hes been worked
thu by PIof hune Instruments at the sversse rate Of %
it. ecrrtion The cable between Malta and Corfu eny p
miles logger su the Australian cable is only worked by the
Morse system at the late Of four wo IS uAnue-R,P
Parliament had been further prorogued to the 18th
of January
The Prince Of Wales started on the 18th inst to visit
his sister at c Court Of Berlin.
Col. Tdche ex-Premcr of Canada had been pre-.
sened to the Queen and received the honor of knight.
hood.