The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-02-11

r. Vessels abandoned by the enemy, which may be
Drought into s should i not t' be known whO
they belong for want OF documents or i they should not
appear within Year and days adjudicating, under any
circumstances the third part those taking the the two
il. Provisions which may be carried the eneny's
camp, bockaded beseged by the forces OF the nation
on board neutral vessels whenever the power which
they belong should not recognise the principle OF exemp
ton
The speech of the King OF the French has been made the
subject of criticism with most of the papers OF London OF
the 18th January.
All the journals agree that there is nothing in the speech
at which the most sensitive can take offence aad their CEN
has reference merely omssons--or rather to one
omssionhc absence of reference TO the entente COR
1t brief and succnct The Spanish marriage, the La
Plata affairs, gers all spoken Of as briefly possible
Also the Cracovia affair
in Norat lte Protestant district attached to the Jesuit
Of 4 ns p %o % sesSe bem
The Paris papers of the 10Th and 10Th had been received
eyrse on Saturday BY false, or at least exaggerated ac-
of the scarcity OF they contain neither news nor
scarcity food arisen in various departments, but
appear have been suppressed without serious conse
The United States and Prussia.
said that the A. % minister at at our court mas aS
draw the exequator from all the Prussan consuls in the
United States, if the Pussian government shall persist in
refusing the exequator the consul for the Rhenish prov
inces.
Ireland and Scotland
FIND for the relief of Ireland Tie Queen had subscribed
e. OOO Prince Albert E500, several dukes and bankers
f2oo, &c
The suffering Ireland continues increase and is
confidently believed that there is not three weeks food in
the country
The weather has pressed heavily upon the
poor various parts of England and the local papers
tain unusual number OF cases OF suffering and DEATH IN
duced by want of sufficient food and clothing.
The from the highlands and islands OF Scotland
Liverpool Corn Trade, Jan. 10.
The imports from Ireland and coastwse continue very
limited, and from foreign ports with the exception OF IN
exports heavy and appear be increasing week
The trade during the past week was very animated,
and large demand experienced daily for every ar
The amount of business in wheat good deal
strcted by tho absence of suitable qualities, most OF the
been cleared of, and the finer descriptions OF which our
small stock now consists We're taken or irenn ana oy our
Barley beans, peas and Indian corn each Is. 2s per
quarter higher.
Dantzc boiling peas have been sold at 7Os per 50i lbs
Yellow Indian 7s per $50 lbs Flour was cd to Is
also q indian s meal at quotations wheat
two large parcels OF American have changed hands at lis
both on the spot and to arrive at AS per barrel
AT the corn Exchange this morning. there was a mddlng
wheat, -four, and Indian but small Of other articles
Liverpool Cotton Market. Jan. IA.
The y h IA" done s s s e. h about
5000 bales and OF this the high priced spectators have been
Extract from the Mark Lane Express of Jan. 20.
We inclined to think that, unless the spring should
prove extraordinarily popitous, and the arrivals from the
son to calculate on value of all kinds OF food viii
main high up to the time OF the next harvest The trade
in wheat has been quite excited this as the Prece
ding week. the very high terms demanded having had the
effect stated above Of causing all parties to sSer nn
wihstandinga somewhat diminished demand, the tenden-
ResT oss Tasday good
Of buyers from the manufacturing districts and rom ire
as npa 70 p 81 3D.
that day sennght obtained without difficulty Later
established several parcels having been taken on Fri
day by spectators at the rise last named
The advices from Scotland of similar character to
the reports from other parts of the Kingdom. Not only
but r. wds, ;o ona a h saye again
been moderate the high range of prices at Liverpool and
other s to s ose ees phe
than the metropolis In free foreign wheat, iair
lower descriptions having been in request for the manuiac
omca for Ireland and the finer sorts having excited
side the channel and the smanes Of the stock
manning hand together with the certainty that no for
eign supplies can for month two be calculated on,
have all tended give upward tendency prices. and
the rise sinceas Monday cannot be estimated at less than
For American the inquiry has lively and further
enhancement of Is barrel has been pretty generally re-
Floating cargoes of Indian corn have again been much
sought after Irish account and important bargains were
closed Wednesday and Friday terms hardly procra-
BILE in the commencement OF tile week
From Philadelphia the sh pments had been larger VIZ
s4a barrels Of -four 223sf bushels of wheat and 272
765 bushels Indian
HAMpuRe-For fine hghmixed wheat holders refused to
accept below Cos 6ls. and for fair high mixed 5ss to
sos per quarter had been demanded whilst the most ordi-
had been held sos SIS quarter,
free on beard in spring Rye had been much inquired for
and having very spangy hand, had realized equal
to AS. per quarter. -
At the lower Baltic ports the stocks of grain said be
extremely small
and the EIbe then completely frozen Prices OF
both wheat and spring born had further advanced The
great which has within the last month taken place
prices here has placed quotations of wheat IN this conn
terranean.
Al MarseiIes, on the 10th January common Polish Odes
wheat, deliverable in March, obtainabc at equal
to SIS. SIS. and superior at SIS per quarter free
deryonc further rise and prices are now too nearly ake
in this and that country allow of business being done
with advantage
Expect MARKErs.-ln the Baltimore
market to-day there has been excitement and prices
OF -four and grain altogether unsettled Small sales of
Howard made yesterday afternoon before the
arrival the news, S6. Moderate transactions have
made this morning Sc rs, and small LOT
SO 3i Holders, however, appear but little disposed to
sell until they have further The generally asking
price is So So Holders of City Mills unable fix on
at 81 So Prices of grain have advanced, but they
yet unsettled Sales of prime red wheat made this
morning from wagons at 81 30 There also sale of
yellow 80 cents and another 81 81 cents with
upward tendency. The demand for whskey ore
active, and prices have advanced TO 20 q 30 cents.
At New York, yesterday, the psckstship Admiral
rived In the afternoon, with several DAYS later dates