The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-08-30
Ten days later England.-Arrfval the steamer
Cuadaluulver,

ITEM days England-ArrfvaI or the steamer
Guadalquiver.
We have received by this arrival our full files of TIN
London Times to August 18th, inclusive The politica
news is not important The Times is principally occu
pied with details of the general election, still going
the counties, and with speculations upon the poltca
complexion of the Parliament The rout of the pro
3tectonists appears to be decisive than at frs
Supposed Lord Morpeth and Mr.. Golden have beer
returned for the West Riding of Yorkshire, without
|poll the "show of hands" in their favor being entirely
conclusive. Mr. D'Israeli. upon being returned fo
Buckinghamshre proiessed that though he still adhered
10 his opinions as protectionist, he did not fee
warranted, in the present state of public opinion
lin any attempt to embarrass the ministry by factions
Opposition to their He would, the contrary,
give them fair trial This announcement was received
with loud and unanimous cheering the part OF his
|stituents. There apprehend. be no doubt that
the next Parliament will be of liberal politics than
ANY which has yet assembled since the passage OF the
form BILL
We give the following summary of commercial ntelli.
|gence from the Baltimore Sun OF this morning.
From the Baltimore Sun, August 30.
|Arriual of the steamer Guadaiq uper.-Ten days later
from EurOpe.-Futher decline in 6readstuts.-Frm,
crops &c.
We received at 10 o'clock yesterday morning. by tel.
egraph from New York, ample details of the important
commercial news by the steamer Guadalqulver
The following embraces all the intelligence that had
come to hand to the hour OF gong to press last night
New YORK, Aug 29-l0 a. IN.
The steamer Guadalquiver Captain Hosken, arrived
he morning Of the aS Instant The following despatch
made up by correspondent at Liverpool and must
be read letter from that place to be properly under
stood
LIVERPOOL, August IA, ls47.-The weather has been
and h @ DGa place a n IN s 6a
again given way For the last three days the weather has
fine and aa me h S
and every prospect Of abundant crops
Monday. Which also Affected the market and with rrea
pressure in the money market speculation has almost
The quotations at the close OF yesterdays market
as follows;
Western canal -four, 25s to Us
Sour, do. 2ls. to 22s.
Richmond and Alexandria -four, from 2!s to 25s Cd
Philadelphia and Baltimore -four 2is Cd to 25s
Provisions remain as per Cambria.
Wheat has declined Sd. per 10 lbs, and Is per
quarter. rsua Iu
prices continue firm In the early part of the week prices
buoyant at an advance Of Of penny
a, ordinary middlng, Gid to Gid ; fair I'D to lid
ine, I'D; Mobile ordinary to fine, sad to 3D.; New OIL
| The demand is now moderate, and the market quiet
The home trade dull and the demand for good for export
There have been heavy failures in London, which has
had tendency to depress business.
The funds aintain steady position, with tendency
Improvement Consols 81 to S7a bank stock 81 50 I'd
81 97 Early in the week considerable uneasiness was
caused by the failures of tho houses Of Coventry Shepherd
Co.. and King, Milvle Co, Whose liabilities amount
onehalf million sterling 1t is said there IL scarcely
solvent -four house in London.
The of the Bank of England in regard to foreign
exchanges had already exercised decided improvement,
in
LIVERPOOL. August IL p
The weather is propous, and prices ofbread-
suffs have lowered. Some think prices will be down to
22s Cd. The Britannia arrived last night.
SECOND DESPATCH.
AT o'clock last evening, the following despatch came
to hand from our correspondent at New York:
New YORK. August 49, p. m.
The advance in cotton, reported in your Liverpool
lespatch is cooboted by the circulars They quote
bowed Georgia It'd Mobile lad and New Orleans lid
Tor fair cottons L.