... AMERICA. Queenstown, Saturday, Oct. 6.l The royal mail aa. Asla, from New York on the 26th, arrived here to-day, bringing 66 passengers and 210,000 dollars in specie. She landed all mails, con- sieting of 100 sacks, and 10 passengers, and proceeded for ...

... AMERICA. (BY MAGNETIC TELEGOIAP11.) Queenstown, Sunday Morning. The royal mail steamship America, from Boston 19, aind Halifax, 21st, arrived off the harbour shortly after threeo'dloek this morning. She landed 11 passengers and all her mnails, consisting ...

... AMERICA. AURIVAL. OF THIE CONNAUGIHT AT GAL^yly (11:oaT OUs COR:SPNIsro T,) GAL.WAVY', MolDAY.-TheAtlantic royal mail steam ship Connavght, which left Boston oil tile 7th i15tal arrived here this morning at twenty minuite past 1i i o'clock. She was detained ...

... (ALAV.FY AND AMERICA. (1 1.,1t out 1:1IPlOI:TERl.)! 44ALWVA', FictMY N (olilr.-lBy atelegrami which I sent for the daily ?? I communicated a few par- ticulars connected With the sailing from this port of the North Briton steam-shtip. This is another important ...

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... Our impression that the clamoui fir secession In the I Southern States Is all bluster is cofifirmed by all we l bear from America. It is like the treasoutalked in Ire- 4 land, and acted in the widow Cormack's cabbage-gary I den, or. at a periods littl ...

... I COMMERCIAL RELATIONS WITH AMERICA. I (From the Steam ShipPing Chrinicle.) Some curiosity has been excited in the minds of com- mercial mF n in consequence of a rumour having been circulated that Mr. Lindsay has been accredited by our government to proceed ...

... LATEST FROM AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF TMIE PARAZ\A. (1ROM OUI COIRIIILSPONI)DENT). GALWAY, 1;UI)AY.-The royal mail steamer l'araria artived here this morning at four o'clock, withi tile mails, and about ninety passengee:s. She left Boeston at ten a.m. on the ...

... LATEST FROM AMERICA. (Br ZMAGNETIC TELEGIRAPH[.) Liverpool, Monday, Nov. ?? 'rue Luropa steamship, with dates from Boston to the ji b iast,, arrived here at eleven to-night, having been etajlled outside the bar for several hours, in conse- uence of baving ...

... LATEST' FROM AMERICA. (BsY 1AGNETIC TELEGIRAPHl.) SEUIIOUS S11W1 ACCIDENT AND LOSS OF LIFE. Londonderry, Wednesday Evening, Nov. 14. The Montreal Company's steam-ship Canadian ar- rived in Lough Foyle about 2 p.m., and proceeded to Liverpool immediately ...

... LATEST FROM AMERICA. (nY MLIGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) Queenstown, Satursy. The royal mail steamer Asia, from New Ycrk on 6! 15tb, arrived here this eveining anti landed itil as4 except those for Liverpool, by the company's steaui tts der Jachlall. The,Asia brings ...

... LATEST FROM AMERICA. THE LATE DISASTER, QUurNSTOWoN, SATVURDnY.-The Royal Mail Ship, Africe, Captain Shannon, arrived hose this even- inlg witl dates to the ]2th instant. She landed all mails, except Liverpool, and proceeded again; all well. No further ...