The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-26
FOREIGN.
[BY TELEGRAPH FOR THE UMoH.l
ARRIvAL OF THE EUROPA.
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The steamer Europa arrived at Halifax this morning.
and left at O'Clock in the afternoon for Boston. She
brings adyces from London to the l2h and Liverpool 10
the 18th.
Excepting the excitement prevailing in cotton. business
during the week has been generally inactive.
CoTToS MARKEr.-LvERPooL, Oct l3.-On Monday,
market became much excited. and prices advanced I'd.
extent Large quantities changed hands during the week.
day last week The weeks sales are very large. reach
exporters 1900 and traders 90 900 bales OfAmercaa
descriptions sold q oSs bales Upland at ~ oJd for the
ed; $40 do. Sea Island al 81 i'd The Committee at
their weekly meeting have announced the following ouo-
%S,, Fair 4sas eS fair s Upland and Mobile
bales OF which 34s 900 American against $50 Of
which $4,000 were American, at the same time last
year.
GRAIN MARKEr.-There is more frmness in the grain
market Indian corn quoted at % 2es 3D. per qr for
ana yshoS I e snd
depha 23s 6d western do. 10 ais; Ohio ~ 25s-
No Indian meal in market.
American cured provisions are in demand. The sales
of lard reach 100 tons at SO to $685. 3D. per cw Low price
mess pork is in demand for shipment to Ireland at for
mer rates There is nothing doing in cheese.
RoNAt the quarterly meeting OF the iron masters at
Birmingham on the 9th instant, 1t was determined to
make no change in prices.
literally sustained. and the rates of money easy
The last sales Of American securities are, United States
new loan Of 1868. Ios 1885, Maryland Of 1859, 81 81
MIA Of 1870 o. Consols closed on Friday At CAL and
HAvRE. Oct 1.-The cotton market is extremely ami
and sales OF 5000 bales were made to-day at an
advance OF two francs.
Political News.
The English papers contain many specuaticns and 70.
ports concerning the pending decision OF the Emperor OF
Russia regard to the appeal made to him respecting the
mite, however, be arrived at concerning the issue.
til the resolution OF the Emperor and his imperial council
shall be made Known The E%perors reply was sx.
| Of October. Is
The London and Paris cabinets. from the representa-
ed large feet Of steamers to the Bosphorus and the
harbor OF the Golden Horn. Between the entrance OF
the Black sea and the Proponis in the sea Of Marmorss
twelve ships Of the line are at anchor fully equipped
An armed body Of 100000 troops are assembled around
the Turkish capital. and are reviewed daily from day.
letter, dated Cons.an,inope the 2Sth ultmo. statss
that ss nuafi y
welcomed and allowed to proceed to any part OF tho
world they might desire.
on hoard an American corvette and French steamer.
destined it is said, for GREECE.
An eloquent letter from kossuth to Lord Pameston "
published in the English journals.
By the news from Widen, It appears that Amah bad
been sent urge the refugees to embrace the lslate
faith, and had been unsuccessful Kossuth, Guyon, To-
moriski, and Others that no power should ir'
duce them to apostatize. BEN had no scruples.
The most unwelcome feature in the news from Tlr-
keyfs that those Pashaics in Europe which are partly
Greek and partly Turkish, are in state OF erment in
OF the threatened rupture between Russia
Under the influence OF Russian emissaries, members
OF the Greek church, these Pashalcs have betrayed
rous intention of taking advantage Of the present oppor
Great activity prevails in sending couriers to and from
the principal parts of Europe, but the rmness in the pub
A Paris correspondent Of the London Times says that
note has been addressed by the Engsh government to
its ambassador at St Petersburg on the subject Of Turkish
affairs, couched in firm and moderate terme, and contains
nothing calculated TO wound the sensibtes OF Nich0-
las but announces its determination to support the Porte
" Of an independent sovereign Lord Paimeton ike
sent the proper instructions to Sir Satford Canning,
and placed the Mediterranean feet at his disposal.
| France has initiated England in this respect and .
perfect unanmity exists between the two powers.
| France.
In consequence of the illness Of M Faoux, the dis
tic s q ss
the difficulty between the French and American govern
ments, is the following copied from the Paris press:
"Some explanation OF the affair is necessary. The
French government demanded indemnity for losses
sustained by French subjects during the Mexican
French charged our minister ct washington
to the American government that the indem-
ing twenty-five millions Of francs, yet due from France
the United States II appears that the letter written on
the subject by NJ Poussin was couched in rather
suitable language, of which the French government
without surendeng the claim, has expressed it dislp.
proval.
Ii is stated that the French government intends to
call portion Of the army in Italy. and that the Spsniards
are TO enter Rome.
Il reported that the Pope has become alarmed II the
Numerous ssnaons in Rome, and believes that there
is extensive plot for his ASSASSINATION should ho
return. ~ .,a
Letters from Geneva state that Ganbadi has some idea
of settling in the United States.
| sardinta.
II is officially announced that the Chamber q Turin
| will be dissolved Reports say that formidable consp-
racy had been discovered in Piedmont. which was TO
have broken Genoa the occasion Of the landing
Of the body of Charles Albert.
The WurtembuV government has formally intimated
10 the Prussan ministry that will not JOIN the fsde-
raj league proposed by Prussia, Hanover, and Saxcny
Hanover had already announced its intention TO with
draw from this confederation.
MisosIiasssus.
The Hungarian refugees uhe leaders excspteD hlYe
applied for leave to return to the Austrian territory md
their request will be granted. The statement that Gsof
gey had been shot 10 contradcted. tf
The previous news relative to the surrender 81 Comom
10 fully confirmed The patriots who held possession OF
1.-The fortress succeeded ia making very favorable terms
with Austria Several Hungarian leaders, besides kos-
suths mother and Guyons wife, are Kept IN Clos con-
I6nement by the Austrian authorities.
The afairs of Sicily have been nearly arranged. Inc