The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-12-01
FOREIGN.
ARRIvAL OF THE STEAMER CANADA
O.s .gssk later frem Hlveps.


HALIFAX. Nov ass, p. m.
The Royal Mail Steamer Canada. Capt. Harrison, ar
rivei at her wharf here this morning, after passage oil
eleven days, bringing dates from Liverpool to the l0h
and London to the 18TH
The Royal Mail Steamer Niagara arrived out on the
18th inst.
LIVERPOOL Nov. 10.
George Hollis Circular says that the accounts
received by the America steamer on Tuesday were
somewhat contradictory as to the state oil the markets
generally but the advanced prices, with the SGmpara
making to England increased confidence to holders
There has consequently been steady demand and the
a an q ~ barrel 81
and the small stock hand is held with great rmness
At the advanced quotations The cotton trade generally
has s 81 a. q
Of cent per pound dearer Sea Island also brings to 3D.
more The sales Of the week 5oe7o bales Of which
spectators took $780, exporters $780, leaving 1880 Of
The advces brought by the Niagara do not appear TO
have exercised any particular influence the trade, as
both and sss Tor the
BREADsruYTs The sales OF Indian corn were at 2Ss
29s. cd. for white, and for yellow 20 a 27s.
FLOUR Western canal 20 24s. Ohio 24s. Cd. $685.;
MONEY MARKEr.-There is but little change to notice
this week in the money market On Friday evening the
appearance q consos was extremely good and prices
and account 93t 932 10 93j. Bank stock 1853 1879.
Political Intelligence.
The most gratifying feature in the political intelligence
ID the interview between the President OF France and Mr.
Rives the American minister, at Eysee Rationale Mr..
Rves made address suited to the occasion, observing
total silence respecting the Misunderstanding in the
Poussin affair The President however, alluded to the
affair in terms atterng 10 the American minister and his
country.
From Hungary learn that since the French condem
nation of Haynau and his Atrocities less than fifteen
additional executions are daily threatened
s Home.
We have but little additional intelligence from Rome
II seems, however the Pope medates early return to
the Eternal City His arrival was at one time actually
announced.
The dispute between the Emperor Of Morocco and the
French seems to increase in vruence The French
sui at Magadoe has been treated harshy and gnomin
There is every probability Of the affair ending in the bonn
Gen. Kossath has published an address to his coutry
men, in which he denounces in the bterest terms the
traitor Georgey. He says, ~ should almost as soon
have doubted the existence Of the Omnpresence as be-
swoe to defend great country even to the last drop
OF his hearts blood.
.sHe hath done treason to his mother and the glitter OF
gold hath been seductive to him than that Of the
vars curse the breast that did not dry up before gave
him milk"
Latest from London.
LONDON, Nov I6-p. m.
Advices from Constantnope to the LIST inst state that
the British feet at anchor in the bay OF Aboukr and
in the event Of the answer Of the Emperor Of Russia be-
ing unavoable, would proceed Immediately to Consan
tinople.
Sir H. Bulwer, minister to the United States, had not
sailed on the 10th.