The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-08-13
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The steamer Pacific, Captain Nye, from Liverpool July
3fs with four days later than that brought BY the
c4mbus, arrived a her wharf al o'clock this evening
Inc United STATES mail steamship Pacific sailed from
Liverpool on the 3ist ult.. Al two O'Clock. D. IN
The royal mail steamship Europa arrived out from the
unee States on Sunday. the 22d ult. ct half past two
Since the sailing Of the Cambria cotton has advanced
Bsssd.,us..@Indan corn has again aue,ua,sa. and
must Be quoted ~ 10 lower than when the Cambria
saisd. Flour 10 firm. Wheat may be quoted al Is
II provisions we have no change to note.
Wool continues in active demand.
csoceIef Coffee frm Tea Is in good request with
C6nso on The day preceding the calling Of the Pacific
closed e63 70 81 Mexican bonds had declined in con.
sequence Of The news that Congress- had not
10 business, and likewise from some difficult, which has
srten N paying The dividend of the dollars in the
Bank Of England.
The debate on the admission Of the Baron Rothschild
wss resumed On Monday night, when the House affirmed
nsndmiee0n by nm overwhelming majority but on pre-
sening himself last night for admission some difficulty
aross g 70 the nature Of the oaths which he should
teksn by The honorable member without hesitation, in
re Jewish form, agresably with resolution Of the
q .f
The oath Of abjuation was then rendered 10 him, and
e socs i al except the words on the true faith OF
Cnnenan and said ne refused them because they
nos osa ~ % MS sGns;snce The Speaker then oi
loag deha,e, which ultimately led an adjournment,
The Danish question exciting great interest here
fersd WITH will become the duty OF England make
move 20 protect her own commerce.
4 smith Obrien - TO be removed from Maria Island to
hobart town, where he il to BE- kept in close con6ne
The Rev. George conway tIndian.) American deputy
Liverpool public with marked success - '"e
On the receipt Of the official intelligence o. - aea,h az
genera! Taylor meeting q the ciizs i Of he United
len eo3sua harrison ys ,s s Z. sSs e a%sL
IN The char when resolution he unea S,aJs s%oo
y II tha j, admiration cherished BY his
ss ~ IA lsmer oity, zeal, integrity, and PUBLIC
s os: sd solder and .d and rSrsss, =.
~ ~ % erection in Washington OF permanent monu'
"assS. to the memory Of General Taylor.
The crops are promising in appearance
France.
PAan. Thursday evening. Intelligence has been re-
csived from the Department OF Saon Loire winch SPEAKS
most favobly Of the state OF commerce and industry
swing banks q the department as an unenabe sign d
r.urnng prosperity and confidence IN the maintenance
ro, formed by the Rouges for burning the arsenal
u Toulon has just been discovered.
Another organ Of the President the Moniteur du Sor
has attacked the Assembly with still greater violence
The article conceived in the most tugid bonapar!is
ven-tmns. in succession, to the Oreanists the Leg
mists and the Montagnards and eproaches them with
Il whose name Cd alone they were IRE saved
The Destination Of the French feet is said be Sches-
nossein in order 70 take par. IN inc probable inter-
vension for the settlement Of the Duchies to Denmark
The weekly returns OF the Bank OF France show an
incssse Of 100000 francs in the precious METALS and Of
L7SOo00 francs the discounts. The note circuauon
- increased about 1900 900 frances and the to the
credit Of the treasury about 500 900 francs
Pans Friday. The council of Chateaurolx has ex,
pressed the wish that in the interest OF consolidation OF
the executive power the constitution should be revised
in the third year Of The Legislature.
motion brought forwsrd BY the Mountain Tor repeal
a the electoral law oil May 81 and returning to that OF
March, is4s, has been referred to the committee oil IN
Mountain Tor the repeal Of the electoral law, as too rad
Saturday The article in the Moniieur du Soir wa,
the subject OF discussion in the Assembly yesterday The
sa is spoken OF to-day crisis OF The utmost gravity
both regards the President and the ministry and the
parisans OF The are rejoicing that matters are no;
The President visited the theatre last night when up.
wards OF two hundred OF the old invads were presented
nehew Of The emperor bes, welcome e There were
cries Of "vve Napoleon !" ..viye PEnpereurr and few
.vive b Rspubiiqu. Bo,h in gong 10 and returning
from the theatre, The President was loudly ehsered
Sunday 1.-THE official Moniiew Of this day published a
decree Of the President OF the republic. imposing guar
most on ali vessels arriving in the French ports Of The
Mediterranean from where tn cholera prevails
Monday There is no news OF interest, but business
Continues active, and the late rains havedone much
good Some accounts state that the whel harvest would
not b 90 good expected The Bour,e frm with bu
little doing Fives opened 96f Csc, and closed at 95f
SOC
aa Denmark .nd the Duchiss.
The war has now commenced in earnest On the 25h
the two armies met, aud. after some skirmshng, egu
lar engagement ensuei In which the Danes veto
rous he battle began at dawn of day, and laseJ
eleven hours. The Danes attacked with about 25,u00
men, and the insurrecuonsry army were about 5000
STRONG The centre of the Schleswig Hoisteinees, unde
GEN. Won Wilisen, occupied the village OF ldstedt,
little defiance north Of the town OF Scheswig
The Danes attacked both wings of lher enemies, and
asr combaf, which continued for eight hours bfough
eli their dirpossbe strength against the centre of Will
sens uoops and u length forced him to return through
Sehisswig towards RendsbuY But the defeat was nor
sgaai, and the result must be highly important for the
Danea
BY dates from Hamburg OF the 27th. we learn that the
killed. wounded, and missing in the battle OF ldsiedt
now stated at 7ooo Of which the greater has faer
On the Danes. The number in action are estimated a
10000 Danes and 10000 Holsfen.es
The "borrenhaile" states that General Won Wilisen
reussd 10 accept the DANISH generals offer OF three days
truce
On the 2sih the Danes had advanced to within a few
miles OF the Elder, Cropos OF the sixteen guns
Ekenfosd the Hoseinees carried off two and spiked
abandoned the Others
Danish war steamer was seized, but released on
leanisg that she was manned by Pruseans. II wa,
staied that Col Won Tam and his corps had reoined III,
main body Of the insurgents army but the news want,