The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-11-28
Intelligence from the north by to-night's
mail.
Correspondence Of the UnIon.l

tCouespondence Of the Unionl
BALTIMORE, Nov. %, S p. m.
Lamsntabis steamboat dsastsr.- Forty Tires lost The
peuihsr.- Baltimore NsD York, and philadelphia
markets, &c.
After three frosty days we again have a return of
pleasant weather The sun shines out brightly, and
the atmosphere is mild and pleasant
There is nothing Of local character stirring in
Baltimore to-day. ...r
Loss or THE STEAMER Aria "A Geographic
despatch was received from New York this morning
announcing the wreck Of the magnificent steamer
Atlantic, on Thursday mig hit last, on her trip from
Norwich TO New York. She had on board sixty.
two persons at the time Of the wreck forty Of whom
were lost, and amongst the number the commander
Of the steamer, Capt Dunstan. She was wrecked
on the Sound at Fishers Island. The following are
the names OF some at the lost: Captain Dunstan,
Captain George s. CuIlum, Mr.. Brewster, New
York. Mr. Hand, Portland Maine; Mr.. Orr, Louis
vile, Kentucky Mr.. Andrews, New London; Lieut..
Maynard, Lieut.. Stewart, Mr.. Cadney, New York
Mr. TaIbox, Lisbon, Connecticut; Mr.. Herrick
Boston; Mr. Rodgers, New London; Mr.. Com.
stock, Louisiana; Mr.. Truesdel, New York; Mr.
Goodwg, Boston; Mr.. Reese, Newark, New Jer,
sey; Mr.. Booth, Boston; Mr.. Madden, Boston; Mr.
Vansant, Birmingham, Engandj Mr.. Marsh, New
York; Mr. Wilson, Boston; Mr.. Atwood, Nassau
New Providence; Captain Allen, pilot; Mr.. Gran
dali, Cd pilot Mr.. Spellana, wheeman; Mr.. King
ston, LIST mate; Mr.. Duncan, I'd mate; Mr.. Keifer
steward; Mr.. Brdsall, I'd engineer; Mr.. Matt, Sd en-
gneer, and Mr.. Christian.
This comprises all that has been furnished by tel
egraph, and the full accounts will scarcely be 70
ceived before tomorrow morning. She was new
boat, and one Of the most magnificent Of the boats
that now run on the East river. Some of the pas,
sengers who saved arrived in New York this
morning, and they describe the scene on Thursday
night to have been truly terrific.
The .unksis.--ln the Baltimore market, this morn
ing, -four more firm, and prices have advanced
Sales yesterday afternoon and this morning amount
ed to about / 300 bbls. Howard street brands al
"a 81, which is an advance of l2l cts. Holders
are now, however, declining offers for large quaint
ties at 81 ST. anticipating still further advance
City mills generally held at S. but hear of no
sales.
The supply Of wheat is large, and sales are ma
king to considerable extent at 30 80 cents for
good to prime reds. | quote white wheat at l05 a
l l6 cents. The sales OF Pennsylvania wheat, since
Monday last have been large, amounting 10 about
81, 900 bushels. The transactions have been most
ly for shipment. Both white and yellow corn are
selling at SO cents per bushel for new nothing doing
in old; oats % 80 cents; rye &C cents; clover seed
81 37s a 81 50 per bushe Whiskey is rather dull
at 22l 49, cents per gallon, in hhds. and bbls.
Al New York, this morning, there was an active
demand for -four at the advance noted yesterday
Genesee S. 81. Cotton, and the market general
| ly, is dull.
At Philadelphia, this morning, the feeling in the
-four market was better holders firm at 81 81
for Pennsylvania brands-moderate sales. Sales Of
prime red wheat at l02 cents; change in corn oil
oats. Whiskeys selling at 2Oi % cents per gal
Iona decline. Sales to fair extent of Laguayra
coffee at Il cents per Id. No change in provisions
market rather dull.