The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-01-26
FOREIGN.


\ ARRIVAL Oh raE srnAnEn slAaARA.
rSs ~saks sss~ 1sm E~sps
4fairs u FSancs Excitement in commercial affairs =
fu'"sv qdvonee IN COTTON Decline IN brsadsfvDs, &C.
Inc steamer Niagara arrived al Halifax on Thursday
Calais Mains our despatch did not reach US until yes
terdsy. 1a'1 S. ~ S. N - g -
HALIFAX. Friday. a. m
The royal mail steamer Niagara arrived at her wharf
a O'Clock Yesterday. and has sailed Tor Boston She
eInss as.ss rom Liverpool 10 he lath instant and Lon
!. The Niagara brings eighty passengers. and a full
freight She had an unusually pleasant passage
Cotton has advanced full one-quarter pence since the
Flour has declined about 3D. per Dbl. and corn is Sd
per quarter lower sAA
PoLrricAL NEWS Parliament meets on the LIST Feb.
rary on business, and II Is expected that some important
change will be made in monetary affairs before il ad
President Taylors. message was received in England
largely commented upon by the English press. The gen.
eIal expression OF public sentiment s very favorable in
The London Times. speaking Of the Presidents mes
sage. says: mlA K
The Of the message pacific. and learn with
pleasure that there il disposition the par Of the
supposed 1t effect its relations with
most liberal European powers
patience oiM POussin the irregular vehenenee Of Mr.
so,ne WIN r.fs,sncs - t vs NJ ~ ,1
country relative 10 The Mosouo contest and he
there every reason to anticipate that the mis-
sion Of Sir Henry BuIwer viii have the effect Of uniting
both countries Ia the prosecution Of common object which
Is acknowledged % be Of much Importance 70 tho
msrce OF tue worid.
ofs regent are sag g nave taken place
The sand Of TIRE by ,ds 81 The .h
consui The grants IN Ssrateaa are veIy i'm
known Ia this country and are satisfied that ii any un
seemy alteration had occurred between the British and
American agents Ia Central America. it would have
disturbed the friendly relationship OF the great govern
ments.
~ that whilst the treaty has been concluded be-
the promotion Of the canal all 6her States are invited
enter into the treaty spulaons and President
Taylor observes work under those
ties will become bond Of peace, instead Of cause of
contention and strife between the nations OF the earth
In other respects the relations Of Great Britain with
America are Of he friendly character; and by
movai Of the restrictions Of laws regard navigation by
Jointly becomes an era IN their re
and commercial intercourse the brightest in ali history
" Upon whole this message of President TAYLOR Is
highly credtable to the people and to the
men and should prove satisfactorily 70 this well their
country; for the Of their finances Is shown be
unencumbsed with outstanding liabilities except for the
upon their ate Victories la Mexico
This however, is The price Of and Of war no mat.
ter whore, when, or with whom"
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The French National Assembly has been occupied
during the past week in debating the policy of sending
ont more troOs To the river Plane and aso the
Of the new education bill II has been decided that no
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