The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-10-05

ment Of Numerous Poles TO Sberia--has cause thu
change. A letter from Warsaw states that the EN-
peror Of Russia was expected there, and that his
Majesty would probably attend the camp in Siles,a
Apartments have been prepared for him, although
his visit has not been officially announced, The
first act for the the Jews in the grand
duchy OF Posen has been drawn up The corpora
ton rights were first taken into consideration, with
out which they cannot possess landed property
The first Rabbi and the president of the police are al
the head of the establishment.
.rs Morocco.
The Gazette du Midi publishes the following let
ter Irom correspondent, dated Tangiers the oath
Of August. ave are al the eve of great events
Abd-e- Kader assuming the title of defender Of the
faith, has declared the Emperor Of Morocco unfit
to relgn, and Is exciting the population 10 accept
Muly Edris, descendant OF the imperial family
their true and legitimate sovereign Edrls is al
ready near FtZ, with an immense number of partI
zans, and The first shock with the government troop
may produce an active war TO which France and Eng
land cannot remain lndllfe Tent" The Esprit Publ,
states that 10 900 Moors have ranged themselves un
der the banuers Of AOd-el kaderj Who after having
recomposed his DeIra, had taken possession Of Tia
"a, and was threatening Fec The entire Moorish
population received the powerful msrabout will
marks of triumph, and the hour Of the depOsI
ton of the Emperor Aldenhman appeared TO be
near.
Markets.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET FOR THE WEEK END
ING SEPT l8-The accounts received 0y the steam.
er from Boston, which arrived here on the evening
of the Is INST. with reference To the crop Of cotton
IN America, are Of so dscouraging a nature, as {,
have had immediate effect upon our market. Al
the previous reports TO a threatened failure, are
fully confirmed, and no difference Of opinion seems
10 prevail the subject. The writers Of letters
from all parts Of the States, whether on the seaboard
or in the interior, whether interested in the staple
a.H al.
favorable and that, under any circumstances it will
certainly be late. Under these advices. we have
had a sweeping demand for the staple ofall descrip-
tons; the results of which has been to replace
scale Of quotations a full ID. higher on American,
nearly Surats and Brazils, &c, with Id. to ID.
advance on Sea Islands and Egyptians, according
To quality, placing Sea Islands Id. TO ID. above the
public sale of July. This changed position Of our
market induces us to look with still greater interest
to the course Of the Manchester market At pres
ent there 10 not much encouragement from that quar-
Ter, and the failure Of the potato crop will cause APP
Prehensons as to the difficulty of getting well over
the coming winter, that may give considerable check
10 commercial enterprise. "a, $50 American, 400
Maceios, 1000 Surats, and $3.50 Egyptians, have
been taken on speculation, and $40 American, and
300 Surats for export. Sales to-day, 5000 bales.
The sales for the week 81, $50 bales.
ANOTHER REPoRT.-More excitement has prevail
ed IN the market this week than for some time past.
The advices by the steamer, which arrived on Sun
day, were OF character TO give rise TO reasonable
apprehensiops that the coming crop, unless favored
by long and propitious picking season, might fall
considerably short and that, under no probable cir
cumstaDces, It was thought, could il exceed last
years. These accounts being more concurrent than
Is usually the case, and coming from different quar-.
ters, Obtained very general belief the result was
large demand in the first instance on speculation
and, subsequently, a rather extensive one from the
trade; Prices have been somewhat irregular, but
the advance may be stated at Id. per pound from the
lowest point Of last week for American of the mid
die qualities, and the same for all qualities Of Brazil
Egyptian, and Surat The business on speculation
consists of "a $50 American, 1850 Egyptian, 400
Bohia, and 1000 Surat; and for export 1910 Amer-
can, and 300 Surat; $50 bales Surinam and Barba-
does are declared for auction next Friday.
LONDON CORN TRADE, Sept. ls.-Since the sail
ing OF the Great Western, our corn market has been
less buoyant than II for week or two previous
In wheat, the only business has been in inferior
Danzic for expectation to Holland and France; but
the value of this article does not advance the at
tenlion of the French, Dutch, and Belgian merchants
Is beginning TO be more directed to the obtaining OF
Indian corn from the United States. Inquiries for
Indian corn becoming 80 general from The coun-
tries where the potato crops have been lost that this
grain has hed for much higher than the present
prices, notwithstanding the reported abundance OF
the crops brought by the Caledonia steamship. At
yesterdays market, free foreign wheat was held
with great 6rmness, but the transactions were limit
ed; Indian corn continued in good request for Ire
land but few cargoes on sale. while ais is offered
for hne Galatz, but few sellers to be found
LIVERPOOL CORN TRADE, Sept. lS.-our market
for grain has been steady, and prices have still an
upward tendency. At our market held on the 18th
instant, the dealers bought wheat spsrngly, and all
inferior qualities were Id. to %. per bushe lower
than last quoted. There was an increased demand
for Indian corn at an advance Of Is per quarter;
best yellow brought 44s, and white 46s per 4S0 lbs
There was a moderate sale for barrel -four at the
reduced prices Of Friday last; Philadelphia brough,
Dos, and western canal 3ls per barrel. Irish -four
was Is. per sack lower than on the 9Th instant
Yesterday the trade for all descriptions of both old
and new wheat was rather languId; but decided
frmness prevailing on the part of holders the quo
taIions are generally maintained Although in the
absence of any active proceedings in -four, impor.
tiers of States and Canadian, IN anticipation OF an
extensive demand through the season, were equally
tenacious as of late in the sales effected, therefore,
approved brands of free realized 30s to 3ls., and
such qualities in bond 27s. to 27s 3D. per barrei;
Irish -four at the same time remaining UNMARRIED. In
dian corn, being still in lively request and few large
parcels offering at present, further advance of Is
TO % was established to-day thereby increasing our
quotations for the best kinds from 46s. to Ais. per
quarter.
HAvRE, Sept. l5.--Cottons animated feel
ing that predominated in the transactions previous
to the arrival of the Great Western was further in
creased Immediately after receipt of the advces
brought by that vessel--an active impulse was given
{ the demand, and up to Thursday last the sales
we're to considerable extent. The attention of
dealers was again directed to middng descriptions
of American cottons, and these, as well as mos,
other qualities have experienced an advance of f.
on preceding quotations, the exception to the i'm
provement being in the superior grades. Towards
me close, and up to the end Of the week, however
IIWng partly to the less encouraging accounts from
LIVERPOOL, and partly to the firm attitude evinced
py holders, there was notso much spirit displayed;
eu. .nis cannot be attributed to any unfavorable
feature IN the situation of things, as our stock is
uaIy decreasing, and the recent imports are too
.t1r,Ihlng to have any influence in the operations
Inc business transacted has been exclusively for
the trade, and the reasons which before deferred
SPECTATORS from coming forward being still more
conclusive since the late rise in prices the demand
must therefore be expected to depend entirely on
mo wants. fof uonsurnpuun Yesterday at the
opening, our markets exhibited no new feature the
sales were to fair amount at well supported rates
and upon the whole there was a general feeling of
confidence prevalent.