The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-04
EoREIss NEws-ARRIvAL OF THE CANADA.
lrEIEcRApHrD ToR THE vSIoN.l

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| lrELEcRAPHED FoR THE UNIoKl
BALTIMORE, October 8, ls49.
The Canada arrived al Halifax al quartz mast yeser.
day morning. making the passage in less than days
Inc commerciai news. upon the whole, exhibits an
active movement Produce market fairly supplied hui
demand for most articles inactive Cotton trade langud
| at fair prices
| The political news presents no new feature.
In bisAdstuis there appears TO be great frmness ex
hbited, higher prices being paid In cured provisions
there Is a moderate business at steady prices.
Advces from the manufacturing districts are unsaiis
| factory. ~
Comorn though besiegsd, still holds out and can defy
the besegers one entire year The influence OF Russia
der the Hungarian chiefs who have taken refuge Tur
key But letters from Constannope state that this has
been positively refused
His reception of most striking and popular charac.
ter. He will not 20 to Rome for the present.
Inc CHOLERA Is continuing serious rayages at Trieste
Madrid but no notice seems to have been taken OF
relative TO Cuba
rally affecting The crops The late downward tendency
in the market has checked the slight advance which
bad taken place. The favorable reports OF the potato
disease had caused this reaction.
Hop picking in England has been disastrous One
great effort had been made by growers to procure relief
from which movements favorable change had taken
place. (t.4s
The mortality from cholera throughout England has de
cned half Since its commencement 80 900 persons
nave been swept from London. aeg
Ireand-The Potato disease is beyond doubt extend
ing into several districts though has not by any
become general sJ ., s.@aal I.. as
Francs-A good deal of attention is directed 10 the
Metropolitan council which has commenced its sitings
at Paris Almost all the bishops and distinguish cler-
gy 10 France are assisting a. the council.
The cholera appears to have abated in Paris.
The conspators of June, lsi9 are to be tried at Yer
sailles on the 10Th OF October.
Resignation of the Ouch ministry -The papers an
nounce the unexpected resignation of the Dutch ministry
en- masa After elaboration, the King accepted their
resgnatols and gave instructions for the formation of
another cabinet The circumstances which led 10 this
result had not TRANSFERRED Honor to Abdel Meschis !!
Honor to Turkish ministers! They have nobly done
their duty, and refuse become panderers the vndc-
tive boodhirsng Of Joseph and Nicholas The Russian
Hungarian officers, Kossuth Dembinski, Perczel Mes
increases. and their companions The Russian General
ihs Sn,se at 9th IN
council being held, the Turkish government resolved
not to surrender the Hungarian refugees To- either the
being to tie Sultan he declared in the most
emphatic and determined that the refugees should
not be given let the consequences be what they might
We trust that Lord Pamerston will do his duty noby
the Sultan has done his that Russia and Austria will be
driven to understand that with Turkey for such
cause means war with England We are rejoced to find
ports from English ambassadors and trust that every
sslance and support will be rendered by England for the
Independence OF his country against the attacks of Russia
Latest intelligence the London Sun says that Peter
warden surrendered to the imperial troops on the 5th
ultmo The Magyars decided still to hold out, but
majority overrued them.
According the Vienna journals, s0OoO be-
siege Comorn. The bombardment was TO commence on
the 18th. when the Ausans occupied great part of the
island OF Schutt without resistance but part of the
Hungarans strongly entrenched before the fortress
and il expected would give the Ausnans battle II
was rumored al Vienna that BEN had fallen into the
hands of the Russians Several Hungarian officers had
been put to deaih-some by the Russians al Arad and
Temesvar. a.
Since the 18th, the demand for cotton has been dull
Sales for week 2s,O 900 bales Committees quota
tons for fair cotton remain unchanged II is not likely
that further rise will take place, unless encouraging
accounts from India received
Flour, western canal, los. to 23s. Philadelphia and
Baltimore, 23s TO 24s Ohio 24s to ass United States
red wheat Is to 6s Is TO 6s 3d. for white and mixed
IS I'd. to Is Indian corn, 26s to 27s for yellow; 2ss
to 34s. for white. Cured provisions arrivals continued
small the demand for American beef is fair-prices
steady For pork there is rather more inquiry, though
dull difficult sale for inferior Bacon sells with
more activity but in other sorts the transactions
important the market wears dull aspect both for hams
and shouldersthe former quoted at 27s. TO AS per
cwt for the latter l9s TO 22s For lard there is a bet
ter inquiry prices sationary3ss Cd per cwt, accord
ing to quality 2ds. TO 29s for inferior Iron remains
without alteration.