The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-04-13
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
[From cur regular correspondent
NEM YoRK. Anil Ill.

[From cur regular correspondent
NEw YoRE, April IL, 1886.
Later asios from Eyope-Ths return Of the piloi boat
William j. Rolasr-I The arripal Of The Queen Of the
Wss, With LATER nesos Ia cabin, and 500 Storage
passengers In tour and grain. and ID,
adsa',es ia eoiion---Siate ef the markets, &e.-Ihs
eoatrInaiion meeting Of the democratic party last
night, al Imnnnany Hall, 10 respond 10 the nOmina-
lions JOr mayor, Se.--l00 guns fired in the Park, in
honor Of the democratic victory IN Connsctied-.Nsw
York markets &c.
sit never rains but il pours," as they say in
tropical climates After long and anxious drlh Of
European news intelligence reached the city by the
otfng telegraph last evening that the Adirondack
was below, with dates from Cork, Ireland, TO her
day Of sailing, the 18Th ult. IL seemed, however,
that she had but few Cork papers on board, which
announced the arrival ofthe w. J. Romer at that port
in "a days possage from New York. 1t seems she
had to lay TO eight ten days during the gales ex-
perienced on her outward bound passage. The pas
sengers, two in number, proceeded to Liverpool via
Dublin, soon as she touched. The Romer sailed
on her return voyage the day previous TO the depa
ture Of the Adirondack; and early this morning
was found safely moored al our docks, after her adj
yenturous and mysterious voyage across the Allan
closed TO the public. The Romer brought papers
as late as the 9Th, from London and Liverpool of
the tenth. The news brought by the Romer had
scarcely been made public, before the Queen of the
West arrived, with day later news, and more ex-
tensive files Of papers.
The news brought out will be before YOU when
this reaches you, and hence will require no detailed
notice from me. Grain and flour had slis htly i'm
proved, and cotton had advanced Id, which was
maintained up TO the day the Queen sailed. Specu-
ators had entered the market more freely.
The sales Of the week ending the 7th March, were
"a $50 bales, and the imports TO about 81 900 bales
On the 10Th, the sales amounted to 5000 bales
The following quotations were current. Upland
3sd. 4 SD. Mobile, 3ia4id. New Orleans,
sd.
The Queen of tho West brought out IA cabin
and 500 steerage passengers.
As TO political news, with the general tone of the
foreign papers received by these arrivals of course
leave TO your more ample materials for comment.
The democratic party OF this city held large and
enthusiastic meeting at Tammany Hall last night, to
confirm the nominations, made for mayor, aims
commissioner, &c. The meeting was preceded by
salute Of 100 guns, fired in honor Of the success
OF the democratic party in the State of Connecticut
Resolutions were passed in favor Of title to $40
4V, and in appreciation Of the notice il reached
the Senate from the House. The nominations Of
DIR. Mckle and MIR. Leonard-the latter for aims
house commissioner, were most Enthusiastically
responded to. The battle comes off on Tuesday
next the 18th, when we expect to carry everything
In triumphant STYLE Pc.
rope exercised very little influence the market
to-day Stocks maintained the rally noticed yester-
day.
500 to 800 barrels -four sold 500 Of which were
taken for shipment to London. A lot Of Michigan
sold at S5,37J. 1000 barrels Baltimore and Rich
mond country sold yesterday at s5,06I a l2I; and
some Howard street at a. Sl,.
Corn, southern white held al &c. in store; and
rye, ahoat, at 78c. I 900 bushels Iowa wheat sold
yesterday at 81 Is.
80 barrels pot ashes sold al a. IS.
1000 bales OF cotton sold to-day at the follow
ing prices. the market closing very firm.