The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-10
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER AMERICA
Seven Days Later from Europe

Seven Days Later from Europe
TIE republic Of Frunee.-Defeat of the new eabinet
The Irish prisoners TO be transported for lue-TAe
AUSTRIAN reuoiuton.Fyesh disturbances at Berlin =
Decline IN breadstu6s. Cotton further declined.
The steamer America arrived at New York at an early
hour yesterday morning, shortly after which the Bal
timore Sun issued extra containing the following ac
count of her news:
It New YoRX, Nov. 9-1O a. m
The steamer America arrived at her wharf at very
early hour this morning. after passage of less than
twelve days Her advces are one week later her day
of sailing being the 2sth ult.
I-EA# France. la
General Cavagnacs cabinet has already sustained
defeat IN the Assembly, and an amendment to the
stutlon relative to the army, upon which issue was
raised, was decided against them by majority of 523
The discussion the constitution has been terminated
On the 25h, Marrast president of the Assembly issued
decree for the election of the President of the people on
the 10th of October 1t carried by majority of ass
This result has caused the greatest surprise The contest
democrats anxious for unanimy among themselves are
prepared to act with concord Lamartne has publicly de-
clned beng considered candidate for the presidency
ireland.
Intelligence from Dublin states that OBren Meagher
McManus, and CDonoghue have had their sentence of
death commuted to transportation for life In Douglass
case, the jury had not returned verdict
The country was in the most deporable condition from
the failure of the potato crop and grain CROP The poor
continued in suffering condition from the want of
ployment
The crisis in this country appears to have passed Mar
has returned to power. and the king estab
shed at the head Of the household after long period of
arrangement
Fresh disturbances broke out at Berlin on the 10th ult,
and after lull, climax on the 18th The cause
attempt upon the part OF mechanics to break
up some machinery invented for labor saving.
The troops were ordered out and continued the contest
vigorously under the shelter of barricades
The king has positively refused to accept the resgna
tons rendered him by his ministry
Austria.
Affairs have not yet come to crisis in Austria Near
y the entire population have resolved to hold out to the
last, come what will About one thousand persons had
ming to assume the appearance of siege Forfcations
were strengthened, and outposts extended
The peasanry and country people are focking into the
all other approach being cut off by the beseging forces
Auerspeg after leaving the suburbs had Joined Jella
chich, and together they had menacing front at their
old position.
On the 9th ultime. the commandant of the national
guard issued pacard announcing that the Hungarans
under Czarne and MOrza had crossed the Austrian from
tier and were advancing against Jellachich. The pla-
card added that there would be sangunary battle in the
vicinity Of Vienna; in view of which strong force
posted at Belvdere.
The Hungarian army was set down at IS, 900 men. 1t
weakened by the deseron of two regiments of hus-
sars who went over to Wnderschgraz. and had in
sequence fallen back. l.,.s
Wnderschgratz had taken possession of the island of
Loban. in the Danube, rom which Napoleon fought the
VI anu anu nau COll0Ctc0 mere
5000 men. Provisions were beginning to be scarce
about Jenna. AT the last accounts engagements had
taken place between the Croats and Hungarians.
The Markets.
CoTToN-The cotton market has been further depress-
ed moderate dement, prevailed through the week. al
though exporters continue to operate to fair extent All
descriptions of American grades offered freely at Id
per H. lower than the Hbernas quotations On the day
of sailing the market somewhat frmer with an i'm
proved tone Sales for the week did exceed 500
bales.
At Liverpool on that day. brcadsuffs were rather de-
pressed from the large arrivals of grain which had entered
during the week. Western canal flour quoted at
3Os Philadelphia and Baltimore 24s. cd. Wheat U.s. 3d.
IS. Cd per 10 lbs being decline of one shilling and
sxpence per Dbl flour, and three shllngs per 10 lbs
wheat Corn continues in fair demand at "a 35s. Cd.
per quarter. Meal It's. per Dbl.
The duty wheat has advanced to S. per quarters and
flour te IS. per Dbl and on corn it lowered 6s and
3D., for the week previous.
PRovIsIoNs.--Pork has advanced to shillings per
barrel Lard has declined two shlings per cwt. The
demand for rice is limited and change in quotations
The money market in London, on the 27th ult., was
frmer, with an improving tendency from the favorable
intelligence from India. Consols were $50 a Ssh