The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-10
From the Philadelphia North American. April
ONE WEEK. LATER vROM EUROPE


from pilot to pilot, having sailed on the l4th March
bringing full files of London papers to Saturday March
49, We give the latest commercial and monetary intel
Lgence in full
From Brown. Shipey & Co.'S. Circular we learn tina
cotton has declined onequarter OF penny since the sail
ing OF the steamer. r.
The corn marke, remains in about the same state
Flour selling from 40 to ~ shngs, the latter the ex
IRENE quotation for the best.
Indian corn is shade lower; yellow is quoted al TC
shlings, and white 6s shillings per quarter.
The Queen had ordered general fast TO be observed
on the oath ul on OF the distress in Ireland and
Scotland
Our accounts from Madrid are Of the 5th instant The
speeches delivered BY Messrs Donoso Coes and blart-
nez de la Rosa in the discussion the third
OF the address, regarded as masterpieces OF eo-
qutnce by the friends the ministry Abiding to the
opposition Of England the marriage OF the inianta with
the Duke de Montpensler, NJ. Cortes observed threat
Britain appears deslrous that the nana Duchess OF
Monfpenser should her rights to the crown OF
Spain both in her own and that of her descend
antshat the remuneration would be useless and, more
over impossible The remuneration OF the lnanta would
be as unayang that made by the ntanta wife to
Louis XIV That remuneration did not prevent Philip V.
from regnng over the Spanish monarchy with the acqui
escence OF England Ii that remuneration was worthless,
would the solicited by England possess more value
independently OF it's nuhlty, it would be, in every re-
spect, impossible The throne is an entaed hereditary
property which is net derived from the will of the esta
tor, but solely from the force OF law.
1.-THE inanta cannot for her successors, who
are entitled to reign in virtue of the constitution that
cannot be done BY foreigners, but bya national Parlia
ment and that shall not be done long OF hon
occupy the Cotesso long there are Castll
ians in CASTLE and Sfanards Spain" The discussion
the third paragraph was resumed on the 9Th, and Nj
Mendizabel was left addressing the assembly.
The three per cents done at 30a for cash. the five
per cents at 9I the debt without interest at g. and the
coupons at II.
amount OF the loan contracted by the Austrian govern
with the banking houses OF Rohschild, Sina Arm
helm and Eskeler is not ADoD1,000 forms, mentioned
in the German papers but 100000 forms IN hive per
stock at 105 The to be paid by the bankers is
consequently 81 100000 forms, IN slxtyve monthly in
siamen,s, to commence on the Isl OF June next The
Frankfort Journa! OF the 9th inst states that half the
loan contracted by the Austrian government TO be
issued in debentures bearing interest of "a per cent
Ier annum.
The Unvers publishes long letter from Constantine
pie, dated the nth ut containing some Interesting
from Circassla where the power OF Schayl
daily increasing and consolidating itself The Caucasus
had OF late become the refuge and stronghold of the
mountanees attached to the old liberties of the country
and such their confidence in their great military Chief
that they already regard him the founder OF monarchy
which will embrace all Georgia. Amelia, and Daghes
1.-The Nussulman enthusiasts says the writer sur
round him with religious respect; but that enlightened
and tolerant chief allows all his soldiers well the
populations who submit to his authority the free and
full exercise OF their worship His liberality in that
pect offers SO advantageous contrast orhm with the
gious despohsm OF the Russian government, that has
secured to him the sympahes of all the Christians per-
secuted BY the official church OF the Emperor
1.-TWO Armenian chiefs, Zachary Argontarski Dolgo-
rouk and Moses Kniaz Beboutof OF Tfis, have late
Iy Joined the standard of Schamy" The Russians hav
ing reason apprehend that the Armenian Archbishop
Nersor who raised to the panarchal see in opposi
ton their interests, had connved al the detection OF
these two chiefs, had summoned the prelaie from Et
to TAs, 10 the great discomfort OF has flock
The police" says the correspondent OF the Unvers,
s'was resolved to Danish him TO Mozdok, and the COVER
nor had issued order to that effect but the people
openly opposed its execution. we nation said
they, and will never consent to the abdcaton OF that
spiritual authority which the sole relic OF the past that
remains to US.
1.-THE religious element is the nsumountabe force that
impedes the accomplishment OF the Emperors religious
designs and amidst the confused chaos of sects
ing the EMPIRE perceive the gllmmering OF
The fatal prophecy of Count de MaistreThat Russia
shall perish by schism'"
The same Journal states that when the rioters at Mu-
Mich appeared in force before the dwelling house OF Lola
Monies that city, for the purpose of making hostile
demonstration that celebrated person presented herself at
window armed with OF pistols, and completely
awcd the populace that they reteated The journal
adds that 26 persons, amongst whom are six students,
have been arrested n consequence OF the disturbances
amation has since been published forbiddng than
10 persons 10 assemble
The Markets.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, March l2.--Cotton in very
United demand throughout this week. which closes heavi
at decline Of I'd Id perlb from last week quotations
s last wsss quoiaoas Baz i neglected. IA anS
heavy oi sale former Ia Surat fair business
4
week Is 100 bales, including 1000 American on
Speculate with 800 American and $50 Surat export
The CORN TRADE, WAKEFIELD, March l2-We have
small arrival of grain market this morning, and very
little business passing Wheat is from Is IS per quarter
learer Barley firm at last week quotations. No material
alteration in other articles
LONDON TRADE REPORT, March 2.-sceAR.-owng to the
scarcity of West India sugar the transactions have been
very med and prices rather higher than those Of las,
Friday The public sales were composed of $500 bags,
ets $50 bags Penang The trade purchased freely and
the Mauritns and Bengal all sold fully previous prices
al
tons Mauritins grey and yellow, 46s Cd sos 3D.;
Bengal low good white, Sos SIS ID gray and yellow
ass I'd 49s Cd low good brown, 36s. I'd AS Cd
CoPFEE.The sales to-day consisted of 800 bags Of Cey
and bags of East India or the Ceylon bags OF
plantation sold at former ratesgood 70 fine ordinary, 46s
65s.; good ordinary native held for Ass. The East
India all brought full rates-Batavia Us cd 29s Cd;
Penang, 30s. to 3is. per cwt
, RcE.-ImPorers were firm, and good midding white
Bengal was taken in public sale at 23s 3D. 2s per
cwt
From the New York Herald April o. 1917
The packet-shp Southernor, Capt Palmer, arrived off
Sandy Hook yesterday afternoon.
The S. sailed from Liverpool on the l4th ult
To the commercial community the intelligence is inter-
esting and perhaps important.
We refer mercantile readers to the market reports
The ten hours bill still dragged its slow length along
through the House OF Commons 1t is the most tremen
dous experiment which was made upon nations
prosperity.
The official account Of the foreign trade of the country
Tor the last year should have out before the discus
SION on the ten hours bill While our imports have very
much exceeded those of 1885, the exports of 1916 show
starting deficiency compared with those of the pre-
cedng year The declared value of exported goods in
lS4o, was Eo329oo26 In 1916 the value declared was
E51 ,27o,735.
From he i've ool