The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-04
trRoM THE BALTIMORE SUN EXTRA
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER HIBERNIA


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The Cunard steamer Hberna arrived al Boston this
morning after successful passage of 10 days-havng
lett Liverpool on the 2lst
The following despatch has just come to hand as we
go TO press, from our Boston correspondent:
BosToN, Nov al
The lbenla has arrived al her wharf in 10 DAYS from
Liverpool, bringing the following important intelligence
The weather during the week previous to her sailing
was very much unsettled There had been much rain
but change of wind brought clear weather The har-
vest during this period has been completely gathered in
For the next fortnight autumn sowing will be general
The potato crop in Scotland is good In Ireland it falls
immensely short The oa crop in that country however,
is short.
The markets generally partake of the same want of
spirit which prevailed in England at last advices Spe
culaon had been stopped entirely and the best supplies
pouring in from the Baltic and other ports, had effect
ually kept down prices.
The Cholera
The alarm throughout England which had been created
by the presence OF the cholera in London and Ednburg
had sensbly decreased. Thirty additional cases were
reported in London but the general health OF the city is
better this year than ordinarily There 900 deaths
last week for the average against 5i during the same
period IN former years.
In Manchester and Liverpool there have been no cases
OF cholera Edinburgh was visited with more severity
than other places, while Leth had escaped altogether.
1t had made its appearance at the little village Of New
Haven, where it detected in malignant form. In
that quarter the government has done away with quara
tine regulations as unnecessary even in cases where
deaths have occurred by the cholera from vessels coming
In from continental ports.
The rumor regarding the execution of OBrien turns
out TO De incorrect but he is still in prison. The lord
lieutenant IN his reply to the depuation of the nhab
ants OF Dublin refused direct answer to their memo
na beyond the assurance that weight will be given to
the recommendation of the jury which tried him
The Catholic prelaes at Dublin have come to certain
resolutions highly important as emanating from collect
I'VE BODY, whilst ~ implore government to employ all
the funds at It's disposal and all its influence for the i'm
BILE adjustment OF relations Between landlord and tenant
to stimulate outlay of capital give employ to able
bodied men. and increase the products of the soil
The partial change in General Cavaignac's adminstra
ton is either prelude to his retirement or more poba-
bly, owing to some CONFUSION brought about by the re-
sentiment Of the republicans-De La Vteiie--t6ey who
republicans before the February insurrecton and
so early were deprived Of their sovereign authority
General Cavalgnac perceived that the majority in the
assembly is composed of oyass, legitimiss. and mod
sessed the power OF excluding him from office at any mo-
men and having been himself raised to power by them
he has no alternative but conciatory measures. The
result is that Ducaux the project of Paris has resigned
saving plainly that he dsapproves Cavagnacs policy
the presence OF dangers menace liberty in France,
whilst 1t trumPhs in Germany he says he shall resume
place among the opponents OF royalty, which he will
combat under all DISCUSSES, and concludes significantly
that all the soldiers OF Demourez be at their post
Mine, says he has ceased to be- where my political sym
Another evidence of Gen Cavaignac's critical position
TO be found in the waverng of the National The Or
leans family was overthrown by the sub edcts of that
Louis Napoleon keeps quiet The Socialists banquets
continue. One was to be held on Saturday, under the
auspices Of Ledrn Ron which creates great alarm The
funds, which rallied when the Moderate party were ad-
United to the cabinet, have now declined
Vienna.
The stupendous events which passing in the Aus
ran Empire kept all Europe in state of alarm and ex-
element and amusement during the week ending on the
sth ult The Ban of Crotia advancing towards
Perth at the head of army with the view to
suppress the Hungarian Instruction when the inte
N chad III ha
Immediately turned his column towards Vienna, advanc
ing rapidly.
The Diet has 100000 to defend the capital and the
provisional government Some, however, are favorable
to the Emperor, who must have about the same number
encircng Vienna, as reinorcemens continue 10 pour in
from all quarters. The Emperor has retired 10 Olentz
IN Morava where be collect countless thousands of
Sclavonans, ready to engage in against their Ger
man fellow subjects.
ready with 100000 men upon the confines of Poland
throw its whole weight in favor of the Emperor and in
support OF the ScavOnic quarrels
Travel or communications from Berlin to Vienna are
interrupted, and the railroads have been torn up These
events are producing serious results in Italy The Hun
garan soldiers at Milan have demanded to return to their
own country and position.
Redetzky appears to be in perlous condition, for
should Charles Albert seize favorable moment to cross
the Icino, he may drive the Austrans from Lombardy
Present events may change the whole face of Europe
Spain was still unsettled, and Portugal quiet
On the 18th of October the Diete OF Vienna sent an ul-
tmatnm to the invading army, unless the Ban OF Croa
the VICINITY. tnlS IS done,
it may avert fatal disaster and inevitable war.
Vienna continued quiet and orderly and all the public
buildings were protected by the people, courier who
separated his army into five divisions.
The Genoa Courriere OF the 4th ult, says that the
Vienna news acted like thunderbolt upon Redezky,
knowing what power they belonged to.
The same paper states that this news increases the
strength of the war party at Turin.
The Piedmontese troops have received orders to be
ready for the field by the 16th and Gen. Durango will
Immediately assume command.
rumor at Paris states that Charles Albert will not
renew the armistce, but will re. commence hostilites
MONEY MARKET.-The share market was heavy sales
OF consols at SAG to S42.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET, Oct 2l-The cotton
market is heavy, and has undergone further decline OF
was selling at aad to AID; Mobile 3sd 4sd.; Bowed
Georgia 3sd to .46d Sales during the week comprise
"a $3.50 bales Exporters have taken about 900 bales of
American. The market closed quiet, and with down.
ward tendency.
being influenced by the decline in Liverpool.
BREADsTUFFs-The arrivals of breadstuts both at Lon
don and Liverpool are very limited, owing to the preva-
lence OF eastey Winds causing the markets be rmer
Buyers think that prices have reached the lowest mark
Large quantities OF produce known to be the way
and unless unexpected demand should spring up there
is no chance oil advance worthy of notice for some
time.
Wheat is selling at is. 4d 3D. per 10 lbs; flour
31s 32s per bbl., and dull. Corn has improved and
the export inquiry for Ireland has recovered the late
duction. The following the present Liverpool quo
tatons: white 33s 36s, and 35s. 37s. for yell
low meal l3s. Cd lss per Dbl
WATCHES AND WATCH REpAIRING-I hereby
w inform my patrons OF u my mechanical
pursuits in Washington, and shall be pleased them