The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-12
FOREIGN.
ARRIVAL OF THE SARAH SANDS.
SsUen days later intelligence from Europe.

sscen days later Intelligence from Europe.
Decline IN breadst,Gs Vitho, eaange-LnprOue
naent IN the money market.-Faii,lres IN Germany
LmPrsonmsnt Of ASdel- Kadsr -Epartero's intergiew
rith the King Of Spain.-Deah of Mr. UIraeit.-
The cholera m DISQUALIFICATION IN Heland-Con
tlnenal affairs.
The auxiliary steamer Sarah Sands, Captain Thomp
son, arrived at New York Thursday morning, from
Liverpool whence she sailed on the 22d of January She
brings seven days later intelligence We have not re-
ceived English papers, and therefore obliged TO
make the suboined summary of the news from the New
York papers;
The news is not important Money and stocks remain
ed about before. Consos 97J to 9s. Exchequer bills
"a to 81.
Both the corn and cotton markets were fiat, with
tendency downwards
The decease of Professor Finn Nlagnusen announced
Also of Isaac Dlsraeh, author OF the Curioses OF Lit
The Earl of Fowls was accidentally killed while hunt
ing on his grounds at Fowls castle in Montgomery
on the 9TH OF January NJ
Cardwell, that he will not cannot reduce the duty
at the present time However willing he mig be 10
reduce that duty, the state OF the will not permit
it the presen year,
The money market in London was decidedly easier
The active circulation OF the Bank OF England had large
ly increased We notice important changes in the
market for American produce The prices of iron had
advanced, and that branch OF trade seems to be I'M
proving.
HEALTH OF LOUIS PHILIpPE.-The accounts from
France some anxiety respecting The health OF
Louis Philippe. The King had been i'll, but was be-
coming better. From Spain the accounts favorable
to the liberal party The popular leader Espartero having
returned from his mission to England, crowds of the
people surrounded his residence in Madrid, waiting to
catch glance of their favorite.
Espartero had a long interview with the Queen, and
her reception OF the ex-mniser was not merely kind but
aeconate Her eyes filled with tears she looked
the man who had saved her crown She entreated Es-
partero to come often to see her.
DEATH OF THE EARL OF MoRAY-The demise of this
nobeman (family named SuarD took place at Darnaway
Castle Moray shire, the 10th of January, in the nth
year of his age.
The contemplated dinner of Lord Morpeth and Mr..
Cobden members of the West Riding of York shire has
been postponed until the Easter recess.
OPPOSITION DR.. HAMPDEN.---The following coun,
ddmls the matter of the continuation of the election Of
the Bishop of Hereford: Sir Fitzroy Kelly. Dr. Adams
Mr. A. J. Stephens, Mr.. B Peacock, and Mr. f. Badeley
The argument has been fixed for Monday next
London Globe, Jan. 90.
BANK OF ENGLAND-The amount of Bank of England
notes in circulation the 18th of January ELS SOL
1886, being increase of f636,395 compared with the
previous week and the stock of bullion and specie in
both departments El2, SIS 36l, showing increase of
El74,lll.
ARRIVAL OF spEcIE.-Liverpool, Tuesday.-The Ca
ma, Capt Fox, which arrived in the Mersey yeste rday
from Callao has brought upwards of 100000 in specie
The SEASON AND oPs.-On Saturday and Sun
day last the approach of severe weather announced
by the arrival Of large focks of fedfares and since Mon
ponds and streams with ice The last few days have
been the sevcrest that have had this season. though
from the coating of snow now upon the ground, the
young wheat plant Is safe, and even the less hardy
grasses and the plants in the hedge will out
again as green when the melts. With the
exception of little snow on New Years day. and the
frost and the ground at the present moment, we
have not yet had anything like winter but the latest
counts from Scotland and from France speak of very Sc
weather and of great falls of snow so that it is
probable that the winter is beg inning in earnest. 1t
curious proof of the mildness of the up to the
OF the new year. that fresh spgs Of haw
week of Is47 and that the leaves of the honeysuckle
open the first week in 1915 The prmroses, fox
gloves, and other plants as much advanced as they
usually are in the middle of March. The gardens still
supply monthly and some other flowers Wild
geese and other migratory birds, which usually pass
southwark in November were not seen this year till the
middle of December in their usual Lancashire resting
paces.-Luerpool Times, jan 30
Ireland.
VICEREGAL COURT-DUBLIN, January 1S.-The Lord
Lieutenant and the whole of the Vceregal abshmen
have this day taken up their residence in the castle,
where they remain for the winter season.
The special commission proceeds ps'eiuy the ur' IS
do their y st aGs Ss d a bs ss
there truth in the reports OF the police, that
sassns were brought from distance Those conv ced
were all resident in the localities of the murders.
Several deaths from starvation have been announced
Ireland this week
There has only been agrarian outrage in Limerick
and Clare since the sitting of the special commission
All the villages in the proclaimed counties are TO be oc
cuped by large military force, preparatory TO the gen
eral search for firearms.
There is no truth in the report of intended meeting
of the Roman Catholic Bishops to consider the state
the country
The police are making search for in the disturb ed
districts but the search has been very unsuccessful,
the quantity of arms discovered has been very ting
An the persons convicted and sentenced for trans
portaton at Ennis were sent to Dublin, under strong
escort, the very night that the sentence was passed
upon them.
REPEAL ASSOCIATION Monday, January IT, the
usual weekly meeting held, when Joseph II. Dunno
esq, presided. The chairman commenced the proceed
ngs by speech in condemnation of the conduct of the
recently elected Lord Mayor of Dublin, (r. Jer Dunne
because that functionary at his inaugural address, omit
ted to include among the toasts The memory of OCon
nell" Mr. John OConne also referred to the subject
Rent for the week, clos.
The London Times, of January 81, contains the fol-
lowing, by express from Paris and by electric telegraph
from Dover:
The Paris papers of January Goth contain only one fact
of Importance, namely the reception by the King,
presented to his Majesty the address of that chamber in
answer to the speech from the throne.
His Majesty replied in clear, firm voice. and looked
in good health
There were no new arrivals from Spain, Switzerland
or Italy
Additional failures had taken place at Frankfort.
The Paris correspondent of the London Times under
date of 18th January refers at considerable length the
agaed and depressed of the bourse on that and the
preceding day Besides the already known il APP
pears that very unfavorabe effect had been produced by
the inability of large Spectator for the RISE pay
his difference. After much fucuation, the market be.
came comparatively firm.