The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-01-10
FOREIGN.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE BALTIMORE SUN.
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER WASHINGTON.
Three days later from Europe.

ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER WASHINGTON.
Three days later from Europe.
Afatrs Of France 7Prssdsat NaPole0n's cabinet Par
lament prorogued-Ihe Pope taking refuge France.
! Improvement an eotton.-Dsciine an breadst6s
| New YoRK. Jan. SIS p m.
! The American mail steamer Washington has arrived
at her wharf, after passage OF twenty days from South
ampton, whence she sailed the 10th ult, bringing
Liverpool dates to the 10Th, three days later than those
| The Markets.
! LIVERPOOL MARKET, Dec. 19.-Willmer &
Smiths European Times OF the 10th ult, that for
the week previous the cotton trade had been much more
/ animated and prosperous slight advance in prices
was reported for the week ending the day the Europa
sailed.
On Saturday, business was somewhat checked by the
extreme rates generally demanded by holders, but on
Monday the sales exceeded those OF any previous market
this year. There very brisk demand, with prices
somewhat dearer ia the commoner sorts American,
but IN the better grades, say 4d and upwardsbuyers
have choice out of the recent imports, which
being freely offered as yielding tempting profit
Surats were steady and in good request; Brazils no
dearer. Sales OF the day amounted from 1000 10
$4,000 bales, as follows 700 Egyptian, at 50 to 6ld
500 Pernams, and Bahia, AID to SID; 100 Maran
hams, at 3D. TO AID and the residue American at 3bd
to 54d., principally at 81 to I'D.
BREADsrUFFs. -Fiour has declined Is per barrel
Corn is quiet with no change in prices.
PRovIsoNs.-New prime and mess pork were much
wanted, and there was quite demand for lard at The
| late reduced prices.
proved, closing buoyan with buyers daily than the
! amount OF stock Offering could supply.
England.
Parliament has been prorogued by the Queen until the
1t is generally believed that General Cavaignac will
submit with good grace to the will OF the people, as ex
pressed in the late election and will tender his services
to the President elect Other reports however, have it
that he will retire from public life altogether
The ELEcTIoN.-From the returns received from the
Provinces appears that of all the cast, Louis Ma
poleon has SIS per cent Cayagnac 81 Roin 8; Raspall
and Lamartine 3. The President will be pro-
claimed on Wednesday or Thursday, 2lsl 22d
Louis Napoleon it is reported has had difficulty from
restraining his Jealous friends from at proca
nS the empire He acts with prudence and has induced
his friends not to celebrate as was contemplated the an
nvesary OF the funeral of the Emperor Napoleon, fear
ing that il mig ht lead to disorder
Louis Napoleon further declares that his late manifesto
was his own composition and was INTENDED to answer
the charge brought against him OF lncspaciiy
II is generally believed that the new ministry has been
definitely settled as follows, viz:
NJ Dillon Baroi, President Of Council, &c:
M Droyn L'liays, Minister of Foreign Affairs.
NJ Malevlle, Minister of the Interior
NJ Falloux, Public Instruction..
M Gen. Rulkers Minister of War.
NJ Tracy, Minister of Marine.
M Faucher, Minister OF Public Works.
Nj Deuneaus, Minister of Commerce.
Nj Boissy, Minister OF Finance.
Nothing OF Importance has transplred in the National
Assembly
In Paris, at latest accounts, all Tranquil Mar
Shal Bugeaud Is 10 command tne army oil Inc p3 len
Oudlnot is TO go to Russia Ambassador. II is esti
mated that Louis Napoleon will have received five mil
lion five hundred thousand votes; Cavaignac and a
half millions and the remaining candidates half million
between them.
The continental news is not important The Hunga
rans have determined to make bloody resistance TO
Austria, but no engagement had yet taken place
Rome.
The special French envoy had returned Paris, and
reported that il was the determination OF the Pope to take
be established in Rome All was tranquil there, but it
was thought the great powers would interfere.
Germany.
There is disposition upon the part of The German As
proposition to that effect made to the Assembly but
was negatived by l2l majority The Austrian deputies
will probably resign The Assembly was much distract
ed by conflicting views aud interests.
Berlin was TRANQUIL.
The British have determined upon absorbing the whole
Of the Punaub and the Sikh country into the Anglo
India empire
great battle was in moncntary expectation with the
insurgents.
The trial of Charles Gavin Duffy was still in progress
The chief justice had refused to allow the publication of
reports until the trial was ended
Italy.
AT Rome the Pope has been deprived Of all temporal
power. In the address OF the minister Sterbne to the
people the ground is taken that the Pope can only return
under the title of bishop of Rome, and the cardinals and
pelaeS Will be strictly prOnoted rom re entering tne
city, Great enthusiasm prevailed among the populace
They through the streets, with cres-"Death to the
Popem and 'death to the cardnals' Garlboler has
been called TO Rome by the ministry
The Italian affairs much involved A new cabinet
to be formed in Sardinia by order OF Charles Albert
An Italian league in contemplation, and being likely
to give umbrage to the Austrans, would probably be at
| tended with bloody consequences.
Russian fleet has appeared oil Trieste, to warn the
Ventians into submission.
The Hungaans were burning their towns and laying
waste their country, to cut of the invading army by cold
and starvation. upon the Moscow tactics.
| The Emperor of Austria had positively declined TO &C
knowledge the Spanish Queen. The Spanish Ambassa-
dor had accordingly left St. Petersburg.
In London, December 18th, the money market
easy. Large sums of money offered at low rates
Consos rose high ssl ex dividend in consequence
of the advance in the Paris bourse and the peaceful
pec OF affairs Five per cents there have gone up to 70
francs 60 centmes. Three per cents 4of. 4oc. Bank
shares 1901
AT Havre the 18th, cotton and other markets were
also improving sales OF 5000 bales.
| Washington City Canal
| MAYORS OFFICE Washington, Dec. 23 1913.
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