The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-08-22
THE UNION.

in the commencement of the report and Madame Georges
Sands stigmatised as It's author
After the report read. Letru Rollln mounted the
tribune and defended himself with evensh animation,
but without producing any effect.
The Mountail cheered him iuriously NJ Louis Blanc
next spoke, with still embarrassment than Ledru
Rollin.
The first part took about an hour in delivery and, at
the close OF IT, the session was suspended Tor short time
Certain passages in this strongly Inculpated NM Ledu
Roln Louis Blanc and Caussdiere, and the reading OF
them elected from these individuals severally most VIC
lent reclamaons and drew from M. Caussidere, more
especially eplthes in reference TO the report which po
lite ears do not delight m
Spain.
Madrid letters of the 26th ult mention military re-
volt at La Grana. 1000 convlcts had revolted, muir
dered their guards and fled into the country with the
intention OF ioing the Montemoinists
Prussia.
Intelligence from Berlin to August l. The Prince and
Princess OF Prussia have again taken up their residence
in Berlin, which they had visited since the 18th of
March last,
LIVERPOOL EXCHANGE NEWS AND COMMERCIAL SUMMARY
Prepared expressly for the american Mad Steamer
From the Liverpool Mail
EXCHANGE NEws-Rooa, Friday evening.
The market has his week been we-attended by dealers
from the country and good retail business has been done
but extensive purchases made with caution. All APP
prehenson from the Irish Instruction has subsidized except
that arising from the certainty that shall hereafter be
called upon pay pretty handsomely for the precautions
which have been taken prevent outbreak
The potato disease is extending but is understood that
large proportion of the crop Unaffected that the quan
tiy planted much greater than former years. and
that the yield will b. above the ordinary average Many
the farmers getting up their potatoes preparatory
sorting green crops, and pressing them the market
under the apprehension that they may decay by exposure
the atmosphere The price is therefore much lower than
usual at this period OF the year The grain crops likely
10 tam ont well,
The wea her has been very favorable during the last two
three days and much progress has been made in cutting
the crops The supplies of grain, Nc, coastwise and from
Ireland forward very slowly but the arrival of for
egn wheat is rather large since Tuesday upward of 500
quarters being reported from Odessa and the Baltic ports
Confidence has been again checked by the renewal OF dis
turbances in Italy, followed by fighting, by the APP
prehenson that France which is somewhat recovering
from the commercial depression which she involved
by the late revolutionary acts of her citizens, interfere
obedience the call OF the King OF Sardinia and by the
treaty peace, which in OF settlement between
the Germans and the Danes being overhrown, and host
ties renewed.
CorroN.-There has been fair, though somewhat
duced, demand from the trade and prices of American
made in the quotations The arke however has been
freely supplied throughout the week. and closes tamey
The only alteration in Brazil is that Penams rather
dearer No change be noticed in Egyptian Surat
The sales this week 81 800 bales OF which
porters have taken 1900 American 600 Pernam and 200
Surat and spectators 700 American and 100 Bahia.
The sales day 5000 bales The ommitee's quota
leans AID
BHEApsTUFFs Imports of wheat Indian corn, &c, into
Liverpool foreign ports for the week ending 3D. Of
$50 qrs 953 bushels and 10 $50 bags Indian 365
bbls. Indian meal 6,SS3 qrs beans and lS7 barrels
biscuits Import of wheat, &c from Ireland during the
same period l. l63 bbls and 2i bags wheat; POP bags
flour "a TONS 227 qrs and $50 bags LAG loads oal
meal I2S bbIs flour; Al bbls Indian meal