The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-12
FOREIGN.
From the New Ysok Herald. Oct. 10,
ARRIVAL or THE ATLANTIC AND nEnmASS.


From the New Ysol Herald. Oct 10
ARRIVAL or THE ATLANTIC AND a knmASH.
Two American steamsbips--tbe Atlantic and Her
maan-anived al this pou yesterday morning with Euro
The Atlantic. (Conss line.) Capt West, left Liver
pool on wednesday noon, the 23th alt and was teie-
graphed Oh HALIFAX al leu O'Clock on Monday morning
by our news agent She arrived Al her wharf al ten
The Hermann n, Bremen ne,) Capt Crabtree left Bre-
men ON me i5th and Southampton England on the 2oth
ulL, and was announced by correspondent of Halifax
about eight o'clock on Monday morning She reached
her wharf about niae O'Clock p ''t.t 7@tH H
The Atlantic brings four days later news from all parts
OF Europe. The Hermann does not bring any reshe IN
elligence than we had before received. e.,, +.i
The Hermann has 100 passengers and about $50 tons
cargo freight, principally from Germany and France
Hungarian palriot after borrowing $50 from German
passenger by the H. with which pay his passage 10
New York, not to be found when the ship put TO
sea- although he had paid portion OF the money 10 Sc
cure n BERTH. ), -#,H' Il1 .plegtEH 81 #"ta
The steamship America (Cunard line,) hence, arrived
| at Liverpool on Sunday, the 22d ultimo The Amen
cas- stands high in the list OF Atlantic steam pas
sagesbaving occupied, from port 10 port. inclusive OF
the usual deonr 10 Halifax only the brief space OF ten
days, sixteen hours aud five minutes She lett New YORK
al the llth to Halifax in htiy-two hours
and half cleared thence after detention OF hour and
twenty five minutes; made Tory island on the afternoon
OF Saturday, the 2ls, and entered the Mersey al hall
past Ten O'Clock Sunday morning, the 22d utmo she
met with fine weather throughout and maintained each
day high average speed. REr-D sI a @.aM
We indebted to Captain West OF the Atlantic, for
the following teegraphc despatch OF the very latest IN
leligence received in Liverpool just pno TO the depar
| ture oil the America #ar. tt t.nHa tp ..-
Is [By electric telegraph London Lverpooll
| wv LONDON, Wednesday, Sept. 25--ll.3o, am.
The premium gold is 0. per cent dearer in Paris
than in London, and 25 per cent dearer IN Hamburg
than in London The exchange at New York is oe7
cent in favor OF England which leaves small profit on
the importation OF gold from the United States : n
| e. a4 France.
| PARIS. Tuesday, Sept "a.
| Bourse iyes, 80 30; threes, 81 10. 81 a. q
The project Of the Haute ,Garonne has published a
proclamation prohibiting all clubs and meetings OF every
description. ft tt. 81. a.t. l# ast.# .ttg 3e.t.r .
| The Moaiteur contains kind OF ni-oficial mani
festo laying down the reputation OF the President hat,
for the sake of meeting the menacing attitude OF the
monarchical party during the last two months, he will
apply 10 the Assembly fora prolongaon Of power which
he only asks for the sake OF establishing order, CONN.,
dence and credit, and with dynastic views and If
fused, he will not hesitate 10 make an appeal TO the
people
The advices respecting the potato crop continued very
is stated to be than al any time
during the last four years.
| Turkey.
The steamship Propons arrived in the Thames yester
day. having left Smyrna on the l7h, Some acuyny pre-
vailed in OF the OF The ruit
season Business had been done IN madders and there
" as rather better feeling among holders Not much
dong manufactures. Coffee had slightly declined, ow-
ing 10 the increase in stock ..a.. .s' aGf
Exchange on London, 10 ll0{. eu .A4
There has been another advance IN the price OF cot.
ton-maklng considerable rise IN The space oil ten
days l#.s Lf@s .5G.#@ #.s #r.
The accounts from Scheswig state that the Danish OPP
eraons by have been continued among the islands OF
the OF Scheswg They have taken possess
of Fohr, Amruin, List. and Sylt The three HolseIn
gun boats, the whole OF their naval force the west
coast, could make no etiectual resistance.
The French government, II rs said, has addressed.
throuh General Lahitle official circumstances Lord
Pameston the subject oil the French refugees IN Lon
don
The project of police at Paris has decided on prohb
itng the OF balloons, unless for scientific pur
poses.
The Eecor Of Hesse -Ca.sel has issued an ordinance
transferring the seat OF government from Cassei to wal
helmsbad.
We learn from Rome that the two organic DEGREES pub
sbed by Cardinal Anonelli have not bern favoraby
In conseq oil those DEGREES the paper money
has fallen three per cent /,
Madrid letters that the Captain General OF Puerto
Rico had demanded The creation oil permanent commits
SION like that al Cuba for The framing new Gus ons'
tariff and had himself proposed several important modh
cations relative 10 The import dutes.
Another shock of earthquake felt at Algers on
the night OF the 10Th uL being the sixth shock which
has occurred within sixteen days.
Lisbon accounts mention that. IN anticipation OF some
revolutionary movement the troops mad oeen KEPT ior
three nights their quarters Some changes in the cab
met anticipated
Disastrous inundaons have destroyed all the crops in
the province OF BIescia Subscriptions were open al
Milan, the aggregate amount, OF which (abou $4,000
rancs was sent to the relief oil the unfortunate inhab
Ilants.
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the prevalent rot.
The Gornaie d Roma states that the Papal army will
consist OF 10 024 men
A steamer is about TO proceed TO California from
the Clyde
The lords OF the admiralty have given instructions for
complete survey OF the western coast OF Cork, TO
certain It's capabilities for being converted into tansa
lanlc packet station and ha-bor OF refuge Three gov
ernment commissioners ale TO visit the spot
The Tuscan government, IN order 10 AVOID all I'M
pleasant consequences, has resolved 10 grant $4,000
crowns. the demand OF England, for The injuries and
losses sustained by British subjects during the occupa
ton oil Leghorn By the Austrian troops.
very remarkable engineering buDder has caused the
entire destruction OF dry dock built near the Molo OF
Naples, at outlay OF some 10000 The whole fab.
nc fell IN from the pressure OF water fortunately when
no workmen the works The blame Is attributed
TO Prince schitea. the Minister OF War II appears the
King had been warned BY Neapotan engineers that
the walls too slight; and for time past the
works were pronounced unsafe by more than one
English gentleman, whose professional knowledge at
discovered the Had the accident taken place
short time earlier than il did hundreds Of lives would
have been lost
The Emperor OF Austria is said 10 have personally in
vested the King OF Greece with the order OF the golden
fleece during their recent meeting al lschl.
funeral service was celebrated at AK Chapelle
the 18th u, for the repose OF the soul of King Louis
Philippe The service had been ordered bya Polish
family, out of gratitude TO the deceased monarch
Am ongst the PERSONS present was the Duke OF Albuea
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMER EUROPA.
Three Days Later from Europe.
Condition Of the Markets, &c.