The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-21
FOREIGN.
BY Magnetic Telegraph for this Baltimore Sun
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ACADIA

BY Magnetic Telegraph for this Baltimore san.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ACADIA
days later from Europe.
dfaiys Of Heland.-Wrt of error granted Iish prs
eners-P.piiament Pro,ogued-Sshtsmsnte Of the Ha-
barded by royal troops-ProbIUe surrender # The
ety.-Deelins IN breadsvfs-Advanee IN eopa &C.
The Acadia arrived at Boston Saturday
evening, but owing TO arrangement OF the wires be-
until last night The following despatch from
respondent at Boston contains complete summary of the
news by her:
BosroN November IS, 1913.
The steamer Acadia reached her wharf LAT evening,
but account OF arrangement OF the wires | have
been unable until now to forward you the news.
She sailed from Liverpool on the 4th, and brings
days later intelligence after passage OF fourteen days
The Markets.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 4.-Cotton has been active during
the past week In the early part of the week there was
an advance of 3D. to H., but again became dull with
downward tendency but the Bank OF England having
declared the of interest at 3per cent prices
ed and closed steady at 3D. advance the prices at the
Orleans. fair 4sd; middling 3ad; fair Upland and Mo-
bile SD; middng, aid The sales of the week amount
to "a 900 bales.
Of 900 bales white and Sea island to-day at auction
800 sold at I'd to 3d. being 3D. decline private sales
The stock OF cotton in Liverpool 200 bales against
404 900 last year.
prices shade lower indicating that the potato rot
was not increasing Sales of flour are making at 29s Cd
to 3os. Yesterday 5000 sweet Philadelphia and Balti
sold at 29s White corn 33S Cd to 3is, and yell
low 34s cd. TO 35s Cd per quarter Indian meal, lis
wheat, Is to IS, Cd.
The duty on wheat is SIS per quarter and flour IS. per
barrel
The money market is easy Sales OF consols at s6s
s6A.
The English Parliament has again been prorogued TO
December H.
The London Herald intimates that Sir Robert Peel is
ready and willing to resume the premiership and only
waits permission
The State trials recommended at Dublin on Friday the
9Th instant The Attorney General gave his fiat for ssu
counsel the trial at Clonme Consequently the dstin-
gushed prisoner will be brought Dublin and the writ
argued before the Court of Queens Bench from whence,
House of Lords similar sanction has been granted in
favor of Meagher, McManus, and O'Donoghue.
France
The election OF President continues to engross general
attention majority OF the members of the Assembly
had resolved to postpone the election until February but
Cavagnac decided against the posponement and all OPP
position checked The election will therefore take
place on the 18th of December. The friends of Louis
Napoleon feel confident of success.
THE CHoLERA-This dreaded disease is progressing in
sdiousy in various parts OF England, but is not creating
undue alarm The weekly deaths are still below
rage of the last five years
The interrupted state of communication precludes cor
rect details from the beleaguered city. Accounts to the
ment to surrender having failed Wndischgratz com
menced bombardng the city, which he and Jeachch still
completely surrounded with large force, which was daily
increasing.
The water and gas pipes supplying the city have been
detached by the imperial troops after severe conflict to
capture the works
There was renewed reports of an advance of the Hun
sarans up the Danube to relieve the city, but at each
successive approach they retired before the fire of the i'm
peralsts Thus far there have been only desutory
ics between the beseged and besegers, attended with
considerable slaughter.
The Emperor Olmuz, and has ordered the transfer
of the diet 10 Kreussia, about midway between Olmuz
and Vienna Windschgratz steadily refuses the
city whilst the citizens armed, as it would
bloody engagement He requires the. complete disarm-
ment and surrender of the Count Latours.
The citizens are in the meantime in extreme want Of
provisions, and the certainty that many feel of condgn
punishment from Wind.chgratz stimulates them to in
duce the populace to hold out to the last The popular
party demands general amnesty popular ministers, and
the removal of all troops On these conditions the work
ing classes and the Academic Legion will submit TO the
diSarming
The chance of peace dependencies The King of Sar-
dina has wisely hesitaed TO reenter into hoses, and
negotiations will prevent further appeals to The
German central power proposes that Lombardy shall
main attached to Austria, but form part of the Italian
Diet which several Italian soveregns are anxious TO Gre
ate. Thus, Lombariy would hold the relation to
Italy that the Duchy of Luxembourg holds to Germany
The European times says: "We still without any
direct communication with Vienna 1t appears, however,
Wndischgraz, and that his troops have suffered
ly and when the last accounts left, they had failed to
make themselves masters OF the town. JeachICh had
been compelled to retire. and the citizens determined
destroy the city rather than surrender The defence
of Vienna only be maintained by the defence of
Saragossa.
The latest intelligence received Raliondi is that
four of the suburbsviZ: Lachteutha Landstrass, Jag
gezie, and Erdberg-are in fames and the cannonade
continued without ntermsson both sides houg bout
the day. The troops are IN possession OF the northern
line hut have not yet succeeded in taking any of tho
suburbs in the Jaggerze tremendous barricade had
been erected, which defended by eight cannon and
many companies of Burghers
perpetual fire is kept up against the enemy, but they
were beginning TO husband the powder There still
a supply of provisions The conduit, which is
in the hands of the enemy has not been destroyed The
dead buried the Gass, the church yard IS
cupied by the enemy
Unfortunately there has been an ensounter in tn,
streets between the tri-colored and the two-colored
burghers, In which the latter overcome after they
had set the streets fire. This is however solitary
instance, as otherwise great harmony prevailed.
captain in the national guards has been hanged,
to have been made from Nussbof There is no want of
money, and the bank has yet been attacked 10000
norns which destined for the military have fallen
into the hands of the national guards Jeachich and
Auersperg stand souhwards, and Windschgraz north
ward The Polish leaguers have had considerable losses
at the Praer. From GO to 10 were dead.
Italy.
is reported that the Italian difficulty has been settled
by the mediation of France and England Austria is TO
retain Lombardy with constitution, and wthdraws
her troops from Italy.
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