The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-02
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.
S-cex Days later from Europe.

S~ceN u0ts fu'sT from Europe.
Important from Franee-A crisis arriped-"Viue tEa1-
pereur % "Viue Napoleon !!r'-- State of Iyeiand-
Suppression of the Chartists. Deoiine in breadstuBs
Cotton dull and depressed Se Se. &c.
From an extra of the Baltimore Sun, issued yesterday
afternoon, copy the following teegaphc account OF
the by the steamer Cambria, arrived on Friday al
Boston, from Liverpool, after passage OF thirteen
days.
Nav YoRK, Saturday, p. m.
The Cunard steamer Cambria arrived at Boston last
night She left Liverpool the nh ult and therefore
brings one weeks later dates than those received at New
Inc political world has assumed a new phase. By
me latest accounts from Paris, it would seem that the
by the revival OF the old NAPOLEON feeling. pary,
sustained by this, and adopting as its watch words
memorable names OF the empire has risen in favor of
TO the Assembly his elevation imperial authority has
been openly spoken of and it was ascertaned that
movement had been set on foot to efectt AS soon
the government had been apprized Of this movement,
one hundred thousand troops concentrated by its
orders about the capital Disturbances occurred nightly
On Saturday during Of the riots, two thousand Of
ers among whom were English, Americans, and
women.
rotated and denounced The people, however, appear
ed divided in sentiment and, usuay the case where
the least influential the most noisy, cries of Vue la
The excitement had communicated itself to the military,
and the clamor was joined in by portions Of than
one regiment.
Lamarne mounted the tribune pale with excitement,
and firmly demanded the restoration of the law of 1892
the act of exparation against Louis Napoleon: While
without above TN %
and Lamartne took his seat overwhelmed with conflict
ing emotions information received at this moment
that national guard had been shot In referring TO- IT,
he feelngy remarked that this the first blood shed
the cause OF despotism and not in that Of republican
| liberty
The proposed decree was sanctioned Despite of this
decision the emeutiers declared that Louis Napoleon
shall take his seat Tuesday next. The excitement
continued Resistance was threatened and barbados at
in the bud
On the same day the Assembly revoked their Decree
spalch says, s'upon which Ledru Ron and Lamartine
will follow example," which, infer, means that
somebody has resigned and that Rolin and Lamarine
On Wednesday Paris was tranquil and the populace
were waiting the arrival of Louis Napoleon from Eng
land which may be the signal for renewed discord Pre-
signy, leader of the Bonapartists, had been arrested
which would probably promote returning confidence in
the government to maintain themselves and the republic
dred commercial houses 81 Paris had suspended.
AT Amens proclamation had been issued calling the
people to- arms, to place Louis Napoleon the throne
Other parts of the country far heard from, have
manifested 10 predsposition to the movement
ireland.
This country is more tranquil than it has been since
MtchelPs conviction The determination of Old and
Young Ireland (he two sections OF the repeal party had
been postponed for fortnight. John OConne had pro-
tested against the abandonment of his fathers platform.
received with much favor, the physical force principle
being uppermost in the hearts of the people.
England.
The Charists demonstration the l2th was consid-
cred failure II completely overawed by the mill
ary and police, who dispersed It without difficulty. be-
fore it could be organized.
Commercial
LIVERPOOL, JUNE lsrH- is dull fair Upland was
hbl,ed yielding tendency, while bette, grades
changed from the prices the sailing of the Britannia,
limited the stock on hand about one thousand bales
than it was at this time last year The committee of
evening of the 10th ult 4ad Mobile 4d, and New Or
leans 4id per pound
tons the sailing of the Britannia, viz 10 a l9s.
article The for fine and abundant harvest cons
cheering The transactions chiefly confined
@ as ys si
MIA: Best western canal flour 2ss: per Dbl. - ~ $50
PRovIsroNs-At London, provisions in freer de-
mand, but prices had partially rscedsd Holders
iOs. Pork, middes, 4Os sos; bacon do 42s a 5S
Cheese firm at 40s. Sos. the market nearly
Lard in steady request active business
decline noticed in the advces of the Britannia The
supply large, and inquiry for finer kinds Other
inferior kinds had been disposed of at lower rates.
For Dbl beef and pork the demand dull prices hav-
ing downward tendency.
BALTIMORE, July is D. m.
EFFECT NEWS THE MARKEr.--In the Baltimore
Market this morning, the steamers has had no vs
BILE effect the market Small sales to-day of Howar
street -four IS 62t than which holders are unwiI
ing givehe supply and receipts very small City Mills
is held IS IS; rye flour SO rs; meal So rs So 81
The receipts of old wheat light; email sales of good to
prime reds lO5 Il5 New continues in
small parcels The quality, generally speaking, very fine
among which sample of $50 bushels of very superior
Mediterranean wheat, grown the farm of Mr.. r. N Mil
burn ST. Marys county 1t is entirely free from garlic
cheat Nc, and its weight So lbs to the bushe 1t brought
81 22, which the highest price wheat has been
sold for. D..
Corn is little irmer Sales this morning Of white 40
AZ cents and yellow 43 45 cens-a prime lot brought 46
cents oats 80 a 80 cents; rye 65 cents
The market provisions remains firm, without change
in prices. Groceries quiet as last quoted.
Beef 80 per 100 lbs gross average Live hogs 81
la 81 so.
Whiskey quiet, with small sales 81 % cents per
gallon.
The receipt of the steamers New York, this
morning, has unsettled the Market and prices of all lead
ing articles unchanged; dealers disposed
operate either in beadsus, cotton, provisions, until
the has been thoroughly digested. Flour is
nominal at SIS 25 S. 37A IS SO, for common brands
Red wheat ITO l20 cents; Genesee do, 127 100 cents
Yellow corn, 50 SO cents Oats, 40 AZ cents Whiskey,