The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-24
TELEeRAPHlC REroRrs ron THE UNION
Corditror fthe Nortker~ Marksf,.

conditro~ Of the Nmfhr~ Markets
NEw Yoak, May 2s-2. P. M The steamer Europa has
already received by telegraph The cotton mar.
ket feeble and Blu. little doing Stocks rather quiet
days prices No change Pa SIS Sale. of Coupons AT
advance of Sales southern flour a, 50 SO 80 IS No
change In other kinds. Sales oil Genesee wheat lSi
cents, and yellow corn at 65 cents
PHLADELrHA, May 23-2, p m. There is some little
tivy -four and grain though notice no change in
prices Cotton is firm, but not much doing so far as hear
Provisions and groceries in limited demand The weather
is pleasant
Arrival Of Caiifornians Faiasstisg from the Plains
ST. LOUIS May l6Fy Californians arrived today, via
asapS wS $4,000 os ds ana oss O. them
before their arrival here robbed Of $780, and another
Of $50 The steamer Saranac arrived from Council Bu:
She brings 600 packs buffalo robes valued which
belong 70 the Union Fur Company, One Macrnaw boa,
lost the Upper Missouri and lost the greater portion
of her which, however, fully covered by nsu
The saranac lef 10000 emigranss Council Ba,
waiting for as, 10 begin ,hst journey Provisions gss
fonis emigran,s Kanesville; Six had died There
were also few cases in Kanssvlle The Mormons were
stage, and the weather Is warm. There Is cholera
present in this city.
The Csban Erpsdition.
NKw ORLEANS May l6--The Franco American asserts
iath OF May and the Inhabitants by signal
would be made OF their approach and that such had
failure considered impossible. The report credited.
NKw ORLEANS, May 20.-The steamer Guadalquver has
arrived here three days from Havana with
place to the h. She brings dispatches for the Spanish
consul in this place, which state that the very last
all quiet No OF any kind
place, and there had been landing Of troops the
lse OF Pines.
BALTIMORE, May 23-si, D. m.
The convention was engaged all this afternoon In dis.
cussng report from the committee credentials which
admits the Cuttings delegation OF Baltimore county The
Lowe delegation of Anne Arundel and Dorchester counties
settle their difficulty. The convention adjourned ill
morning without nominating
Life.
MENrHrs, (Tennessec.) May "a lon Monday night abou,
eight o'clock the steamboat Constitution, from St Louis,
bound for New Orleans with cargo of some 800 tons
freight consisting Of tobacco, foup bacon corn oats
hemp lead and beef cattle, caught IRE the wharf, and
was totally consumed setting hre also to the wharf
belonging Shaw Co and ferry boat, which also
burnt The Brc spread rapidly that the books, papers,
money and other articles OF the Constitution could
saved What 10 melancholy Is the fact that
persons board supposed TO have been either burnt
TO death or drowned, whom is the bakeeper
the boat Il Is thought that three four others
Perished They were by the wharf
yeioped In flames as 10 preclude the possibility Of their
escape Out a fifty cattle only nine escaped The total
loss IN property fall short Of hundred
dollars. The ierry-boat insured for $4,000 Mess
Shaw a. Co estimate their loss S25.00O, upon which
there insurance Of $4,000. The Consolation and
cargo were valued at S25ooO and insured for $4,000