The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-06-15
ARRIVAL or THE AMERICA.
Screen Days Later from Europe.
By TELEGRAPH FOR THE BALTIMORE SUN.

BY TELEGRAPH FOR THE BALTIMORE SUN
Condition of Franee.Chart,t demonstration in Eng
iand-Sentenee Of MtcheH-Great excitement in Ire
land-State of the Markets, &c.
The following despatch has Just come to hand by tele-
graph, from our Boston correspondents
BosToN, June ia m.
We were completely surdrised this morning by the
expected arrival of the line steamer America OF the
Cunard line She sailed from Liverpool the Sd inst,
and has thus made the passage from shore shore in the
extraordinary short period of ten days She brings seven
days later than that brought the Acadia and her
intelligence is OF fresh agItatons and excitement In
respect to England it is far more gloomy and forebodns
than any received since the great Charts demonstration
There have been number OF armed assemblages
throughout the kingdom, in defiance of the prohibitions
and direct efforts Of the government to prevent them
The chartists and republicans have met at different
places and addressed by speakers in the in
cendiary language When at last the authorities had
attempted to interfere they were met with uDyieldng
fairs, combined with other causes, had almost entirely
suspended business in the manufacturing districts From
agenera existing confidence of the government being able
to maintain its ground, funds still remained firm, and
might be quoted at 81 SAL on account,
All quiet at Paris and the friends Of order were
sangune Of being able to control the masses. Indeed,
from the efectua manner in which the Executive had
queed the late disturbances and their moderationln
pacfyng the excitement less apprehension had been felt
The determination of the Assembly to break down the
system Of organized labor has created much dssatsac
ton and resentment among the laborng classes Emile
Thomas, who succeeded Louis Blanc the adminstra
ton of the Atelters Nd0nasr, national workshopsD
has been superseded in Office and account of susp
cious conduct, sent under guard to Bordeaux.
The workmen became much excited at this, and de-
manded his return and restoration, but the national
guard had succeeded in preserving perfect order.
Blanqu, one of the prime movers OF the late dis
turbance has been again arrested, and this time Sc
cured. The implication OF Louis Blanc in the same
affair has been fully established, and the authorities
have asked the Chamber TO grant them authority TO
prosecute him, without which they could not proceed, he
being member of their body.
difficulties The terms of arrangement are that the former
attend the session Of the Chamber when forty mem
bers desire their presence 80
NM Cormenin, Lamennas, Tocqueville, and others Of
republic are still actively engaged in their labors Opin
ions were adverse to the probability OF two
Chambers being instituted, but rather inclined in favor Of
the former AS being more purely democratic
The distractions in Ireland had received renewed i'm
pulse from the conviction of MITCHELL the editor of the
United Irishman He found guilty of high treason
both sides As sentence is transportation for fourteen
years. and the place of punishment to be the huks in Be
muda-
The Markets..
FJouR.-Wesorn canal -four, 27s. Sd. 28s. per bb.;
Phadelphia and Baltimore, MS. Ns Cd; Orleans and
Ohio, rs Us.
GxAIs-Indan corn, white, az sss.; yellow do. sas
Meal, U.s. I'd I5s per Dbl. In this article the markets
are dub, and generally tending downward.
70 lbs.
Rice, s. s. Sd per 90 lbs The rice market is mac
Corros MARkErCoton has further declined I'd per ID
since the departure Of the Acadia The sales Tor inc week
closing were % 900 bales Upland ordinary go
middling 81 SD; middng fair a. FAR aga good
fair sd; good Nd; Orleans ordinary sid; middlag
ddos 2 e., u "a 4hs .r ss ssss
Ing is quiet and prices considered rather in favor oil
buyers. 10 a. e.
Lard in Lrvs AZ. a as; in barrels 1Bs n 4Ss
Teas duty paid Az. SIS. TWPcntne Ss. ais