The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-22

Tile ceather.-Latest Ntps By the Ameriea
New YoRk, June u, 2 p m;@Ths weather in intense
ly hotthermoneer in shade 96o The papers this
ing contain their usual nsday later accounts from Eu
rope.
Al Liverpool on the 9th at noon corn was dull, and
nominal; flour previously quoted; cotton stiff, an
holders firm No political news OF moment
BALTIMORE, June 2l-sapm
At Philadelphia to-day, the thermometer stood at %
The ship ST. Landenil, at Newport, X J., from |. er.
pool, had thirty deaths board during her passage and
forty now sick, of ship fever. including Capt. brown.
The United States ship RaLtan touched at Aux CN es
LIST ult, and sailed. From Porau Prince ealn that
the prospects of the country are no better. A person
who came passenger here in packet from New York,
died OF cholera o-day.
Drorcaed The excessive heat.-Markes &C.
who was drowned Yesterday while bathing in the Della
opposite the city, is named Brown He belonged 10
the Eastern Shore Of Maryland.
The weather is exceedingly ho-at 10 a. m the Their
mometer stood at $50 in the shade 1t is up 10 97o
The stock market is steady sales moderate-Pennsy.
yana SIS, 9ol 9oa; do es, loI Flour is dull, under
the steamers advces; sales of few hundred barrels al
"a so No change in wheat; small sales of red at 81
Corn has declined one cent per bushels sales of yellow
at go cents Oats 2S 80 cents. Rye So cents Proyis
ions and groceries quiet butter has improved cent per
pound some asking more. Whiskey 20 2li cents per
|galOn
Progress of the Cholera, &c.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2l3, p. m.--The Board of Health
have just made their report for the twenty -four hours
new Cases and four deaths The is causing
quite panic the subject of cholera and our citizens
moving off by thousands towards the seashore and
the watering places
New YORK, June 21--2 p. m
The -four market heavy and prices favoring buyers
sales of 5000 bbs at 81 A 81 60 for common
ern and Genesee brands Corn is steady but not active
sales OF $4,000 bushels at 81 SO cents for mixed and SIS
so cents for yellow; oats IS cents; rye So cents Pro-
quiet. The cotton market is firm at advance of cent
per ID: quoted sterday-sales of 500 bales. Whiskey
is selling al 20t II cents per gallon. The Board OF
Health have not yet reported the cases OF cholera.
Excitement among the Roynss Threats Of Grape Shot,
&c.
MONTREAL, June 81, 10 m-The celebration of the
anniversary of the battle of Waterloo has been postponed
The provincial Secretary says. that if the royalsts
should again get up disturbances the streets will be swept
with grape shot This threat has caused great excite
ment and all anxiousy waiting the result OF the dis
cussion of Canadian affairs in the British Parliament
Mail Robbery
New YoRK June 2O-The mail which was put on
board the six O'Clock boat Troy this morning. for this
city, was robbed before it reached its destination. The
robbery is supposed to have occurred board the boat
The police are the lookout for the perpetrators
The Canadian difficulties Strong measures proposed
MONTREAL, June 20.-The British American league is
growing in strength daily, and numbers thry-six
branches Their intention is to agtate for farther aefa-
tons of the colonial laws If by the next steamer it is
ascerianed that the Queen sanctions the rebellion losses
BILL decisive steps will be taken. and will probably be
renewed The governor is at Monckland, and is looked
upon as a prisoner there. The military have been en-
gagged in ball practice for the last ten days The ami
vesay of the battle of Waterloo has not yet been cele
brated
Cholera cases.
BosreN, June 2O-CHoLERA AMONG EMraRANTs.-The
ship American Eagle, Captain Shadwick from London,
for New York h three hundred passengers on board
pu, into Plymouth the 9th instant Twenty cases of
cholera had occurred among the passengers, and
had died.
New YoRK, June 2o.--The Board Of HEALTH at noon
to- day, reported thirty cases and thirteen deaths by
cholera during the past twenty-four hours.
CINCINNATI, June 2oAll the cemeteries but one have
handed in their reports to the Board of Health for the
twenty four hours ending to-day; in these there
were thirty-6ve cholera inermens, and fourteen from
other diseases.
ST LOUIS, June 2O-The disease is fearfuy increas-
ing in this city There ninety-nine ntcrments
nine out of the twelve cemeteries to-day, eighty of
which were deaths caused by the cholera ST Joseph
aso suffers greatly from cholera and there is much sick
ness prevailing in the river towns The weather is in
suferaby hot
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