The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-01
lDY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH BALTIMORE SUN
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER UNITED STATES
ESs~ Days Later nrsss Europe.
Important rrosa France

Am PoHtAnS brom Bronoo.
attempt 10 operthrow the government -Fores d,ssol-
ton of the asssmbty--Paris IN state of anarchy~
Prompt action Of govsrnDssat-Arrea Of tie ringlsad
ers.-Potih demonstration az Pdrss.-Great battle be-
i,oeen the Aus,rans and Ifaisans.-FUmness bread
stuts.-ddudnce IN cotton, &c.
We indebted TO our Baltimore correspondent for
"exa Baltimore Sum-, issued yesterday afternoon, con-
tanning the following intelligence by the new steamer
United States, which has made her passage over in four
teen days. having sailed from Liverpool on the 18th of
May, four days after the Hibernia, and consequently
brings four days later intelligence:
New YoRK, May 31--2 p. m.
The new American steamer United States, which left
Liverpool four days after the Hberna, having been de-
ayed by coppering, arrived off Sandy Hook this morn
ing, after very quick passage. Her performance has
Since the departure OF the Hbeia, up the Saturday
PRIOR to her sailing no material alteration had taken place
in the aspect OF trade OF the general current of financial
and political events, although mercantile operations do
not seem to have encountered any positive retarding in
fuences.
Still the increasing accession Of intelligence from
the continent has contributed small degree to create
hesitation and call for the exercise of extraordinary vigil
lance and caution So far as the operations of tho present
week concerned, have to record rerocessons
from the rmness OF prices in the corn market,
nOunced per the Hibernia.
On the contrary while flour has slightly improved.
and mea-or both Of which articles there is sustained
demand for Ireland at advanced rates. The closing quo
taon prices the exchange on the afternoon OF the
bbl.. 27s 3D. 2ss. Philadelphia and Baltimore ATS
27s. 3D. Richmond and Alexandria. 27s. 27s 3d. New
Orleans and Ohio, 26s 27s Canadian. 27s. ats 3d.
United States and Canada, sour, 24s q 25s.
Wheat-Unted States and Canadian white and mixed.
per 10 lbs. U.s. ID to S. 3D. red 6s Sd to 7s. 3d. In
dian corn per quarter OF 4ss bs white 27s 29s; vel
low ass ais, Indian meal per Dbl l2s. Cd. lbs. 3d.
CoTToN-The cotton market has been steady since the
18th, and prices had advancing tendency the 18TH
The sales were about 1000 bales including 500 for Ax-
The mari nd fu rate readily
maintained On the 18th the market closed with ANNA
ton, and an upward tendency, compared with Fridays
3D. per h. dearer The late imports do not freely
into the market In other sorts there was little change
but the tone among all holders was one of confidence
Notwithstanding the favorable expectations entertain
ed the 18th, of the speedy formation OF permanent
government in this country, and the restoration of tran
quillity serious misunderstanding had arisen, which
threatens only to entirely overthrow the schemes OF
the moderate pary but to induce the return OF state OF
anarchy The following teegraphc despatch from the
channel gives summary OF the exciting scenes:
lace forcibly entered the National Assembly M Hubert
and proclaimed in the name of the people, the dis.
solution OF the National Assembly Paris is in state Of
have been arrested by provisional government Fresh
disturbances had occurred, and the National Assembly
had actually been seized by the mob =,
day. had tremendous demonstration which has shaken
the capital to its very centre but up to this moment all
70 Be- % %
upon Volcano which may explode at any moment.
and submerge them and the whole assembly into the
SOM The demonstration OF this day was in behalf
OF Poland The admirers and well wishers OF that
country met on the Place Dc Ia !, Bastile in great
formed in order, and proceeded in procession down the
Boulevards The workmen from the ateiers nation
left the national work and came iorth with thslI
banners to Join the manifestation They then gathered
groups around their respective banners, each sumOunt
ed with the bloodred cap Of liberty and stremers OF
The various denominations Of these clubs and inscnp
municats There were The Emancpston q tns re9-
Cd Of the July revolution There also the banners Of
the different traders trades and delegates from the de-
pamens who have been defauded OF their fete officers
Of the national guards mobile guards. and all sorts OF
guards, including the most sable OF all guards who Ger
tainly predominaed in numbers On came the moving
down the ouSng Whilst f the
church Madeleine formed the chorus on arriving at the
On arriving at the bridge which leads to the National
Assembly the captain of the national guard attempted to
oppose them; but as he had only sixty men, and there
men to un6x bayonets and march off, and live to fight
mother day The crowd then proceeded to the Assem-
bly, and rushed into the precincts OF the Chamber Inc
populace stationed themselves along the quays shortly
tfler o'clock.
According to some accounts, musket was fired and
General commoton ensued; but was quickly found to
nave been an accident, and tranquility was restored
The national guards however instantly cleared the Iul
cries gardens, and ctadne full OF cartridges drove
about in order that the plebeans might see what they
now had to expect The mob, however, Is fast dlspes-
ing | saw the captain OF the mobile guard at the Place
lie Carouse order his to load but happily these dan
rerous men were far from the of action; other
wise, repetition Of the oath OF February might have
ensued.
VERONA, MAY 7h-A sangunary combat took place
in our Immediate neghborhood yesterday. The enemy.
whose numbers have considerably increased by nume-
rous free corps amounted to nearly three times as many
rs our own The Austrian troops fought IKE hons,
but unhapply lost many brave men, among whom were
the valiant General Silis, who was shot through the
breast and Lieutenant Lanzen Pearl Ihe tenth JaeI
battalion, consisting chiefly Of Lower Austrans
the most material loss Nearly tour tmes hiS humoer
of the enemy were disabled. ~
The cannons roared necessarily from II o'clock TIL
o'clock in the afternoon, and were 30 close that the
enemys balls fell at gates The town has been ana
According to letter from Verona. dated May 9Th 10
at night the right wing of the Ausrans, commanded by
De ASPIRE and the left by Wratesaw were on tho other
side of the river.
The strength of the Piedmontese estimated at fifty
thousand men. They fought valianty, especially inc
Swiss guards Radetskeys battalion OF troops gave way
while their German fellow combatants manfully nam
tanned the honor of the German arms AT the san LUCIA
and San Mossino, three companies maintaiheo thel!
ground against four battalons for SIX nours' witnou'
giving one inch to the enemy
Ireland.
Mr. Mitchell editor of the United lrishman, has been
arrested under the new LAW prescribing nls onehee
close the iury not being able to agree. That OF MIR
,yas nrogre ssing but would probably terminate