The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-06-16
rom the Baltimore Sun Extra.

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From the Baltimore Sun Extra
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP GREAT
WESTERN.
ELEVEN DAYS L1TER FROM EUROPE.
Corn Bill passed House of Lords-Gr
sensation IN England on the reception of
the Declaration of War bet,Deen the Uni-
ted States and .Merico-Esca of Louis
Bonaparte from Ham-Sympathy in be-
half Of yMerico-.fccouchment of the
Queen Corn, Cotton, and other Mark
cts, &c.
BY the Magnetic Telegraph we have received
tho following news. by the arrival of the steamer
Treat Western at New York, which we lay be-
fore the public in an extra Sun.
New YORK, June Is, 1876.
Ihe steamship Great Western has arrived
with eleven days later news from Europe. In
telligence relative to the war between the United
states and Mexico. arrived in England by the
Cambria, on the 28th ult., which produced
great sensation, and considerable public sympa
thy was manifested in behalf of Mexico as the
weaker party.
The Corn Bill had passed a second reading in
the House of Lords by clear majority of AZ
votes.
The aceouchment of the Queen had taken
DAUGHTER
and both were doing well.
The cotton market was quiet. and but little
doing, with no inclination to sell at lower rates
The prevailing opinion was that the news receiv-
ed IN England would be favorable TO holders
oUuO bales had been taken on speculation. The
sales OF the week amounted to 26.656 bales.
The corn market was rather depressed, with
slow sales to retail buyers. Sales of grain limit
ed. Latest quotation for consols for money l64
No sales on account. Exchequer bills Is to 10
premium, fall Of 9 per cent.
Escape Of Louis Buonaparte from, Ham,
On Monday last, the Prince succeeded in effect
ing his escape from tho fortress of Ham, after a
close Imprisonment of some years Having as.
snmed the disguise of a workman he contrived to
elude the vigilance Of the sentres 70 regain his
freedom without any molestation from the batal-
ION OF Infantry that formed the garrison of the
Castle. and he arrived safely in London, where
we believe he is at present
The Morning Herald says that the Prince es-
capped at o'clock on the morning of the 25th
and as the event was not discovered for 10 hours
afterwards, ne could easily have reached the Bel
gian frontier only 20 leagues distance, long be-
fore the Telegraph itself could have been set to
work. The papers say he embarked at St. Va
lery.
Parliamentary Sumn,ary.--In the House of
Commons Mr.. O'Connell moved that the order
OF the 9Th April, for the committa of M. w. s.
y Brian, be discharged, the ground that the
commlttee of selection, which had directed his
attendance on private bill committee was not
itself properly constituted
In the House Of Lords on Monday. the Dnke
OF Wellington moved an address to the Oueen
congratulating her the increase of her domes-
tic happiness in the birth of another Princess.
which was unanimously agreed to.
MONEY MARKET.-London. Man 90 IN y,
clock.-The English securities have been affect
ed in a considerable degree by the news from
America of declaration of war by that country
against Mexico. 1t is feared that il will have
the effect of involving us in fresh difficulties with
the United States, and that the Oregon Dispute
VIII now become question Of secondary interest
compared with others that will in all probability
arise from the hostilites of our Transatlantic
neighbors
The favorable effect which it was an,icipated
would follow the large majority in the House of
Lords, on the second reading of the corn law bill
qnl,e was stulIifed by this Intelligence, and not
wlthstanGing the good position of the account.
prices are about half per cent lower than thew
closed last night.
Consols were as follows: Money 964-fell to
90, and closed at 934. For the account o65 tn
20 l-S. Three per cents, reduced, from o5t 10
20 SO. Three and quarter per cents. on IA IN
~ 10. Exchequer bills 15's to 100 nremium
and bank stocks 2O53 and 1864.
The foreign market is also dull-a fall Of %
per cent.