The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-05-29

BALrrxosE. May 2s-5 q. m.
The Red Me~'s csiebrao~-7ns fol ssetioas. Rairoad
aeeide~t -I~povta~t from R0ms-E~opsa" A6a'r'-
The markets, &c.
The weather, to-day. is decidedly bad and has greatly
marred the grand display of the Red Men, They how
despite the rain, marched through the laid
down. the great destruction OF banners regali &c On
arriving at Temperance Hall eloquent Grafton dev-
cred by Mr. Boyd and the social enjoyments of the
ing now progressing The Marine Band from Wash
ngon and number OF the brethren of the Order from that
city, took part In tho ceremonies of the day
The first for the fall elections In this city
place this evening, ward meetings being called elect
delegates the city convention assemble on the Alb OF
June The election. this fall, IL for members Con-
grsss and members of the Assembly, and will doubtless DO
a most spirited contest.
James Cassidy, one of the brakesmen the Baltimore
and Washington railroad killed night at the Mount
Clare depot having accidentally in contact with the
gate post whilst looking back from the steps of the
Lafest by the Caledo~ta
/ have just received the following despatch from New
York. giving the intelligence by electric Telegraph up
the moment of the sailing of the Caledonia,
Advces from Rome the I'd inst. that the city is
still unsubdued and that Oudinot had made any fur
Their attempts the city and that exchange of prs-
placed the city of Ancona under siege.
An insurrecon was hourly expected at Cologne, and the
fhe authorities had declared that the commencement Of
the destruction would be the signal for putting the city I'M
Of the most intense excitement and ready explode like
train OF gunpowder
civil guards and the toopsthe being
and subsequently the King fed.
The insurrection Dresden has been put down by the
military, and the city, at last accounts quiet.
Bresau has been also declared in q OF siege. The
military had succeeded in suppressng the disorders
required the utmost vigilance 70 prevent their renewal.
The Emperor of Austria had to the and
received by the people with emphatic
of popularity.
Hungary was forming immense army. which, it is
said will number hundred thousand men, and
belief that Austria will certainly be crushed unless Russia
sends 10 her aid large force
Jeachichs army Vas reported to have been entirely de-
stroyed
THE MARKErs.-In the Baltimore Market this morning,
the rain has greatly intersred with operations There
sales this morning, however. of 100 barrels Howard
-four - 62l No sales City Mills II s held at
81 s7t and buyers at - 75 Nothing in wheat Sales
limited extent of yellow IS Sc cents, and white
at 40 SO censhe bulk at the first figures Oats "a Is
No sales whskey. is quoted al 2iA in bbIs.
At New York, this morning, stocks firm, with
upward tendency in government securities, but sales
moment.
Flour is dull, and prices have receded leaving
brands 81 81 81 43, and State - S. southern do
"a 81 Corn meal and rye flour unchanged.
Small sales Of red wheat lO5 cents Genesee do. lbs
Corn seady-saes of mixed at 81 90 cents, and
yellow GO cents. Oats 50 a 81 cents.
Provisions and groceries unchanged.
The market is firm at previous prices, with i'm
proving tendency Sales Of 500 bales.
Whiskey 204 2ii cents per gallon.