The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-02
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ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC OFF AALIEAx.
-Four Day. Later from Earops.
The United States mail steamship Pacific Captain Ezra
Nye, arrived Oh Halifax at O'Clock Saturday morning
she le Liverpool at p m OF the afternoon OF Wednes
day. the 10th inst, thus making the passage the
Atlantic IN nine days and eleven hours.
The Pacific had encountered. heavy westerly weather
for The first three and bali days, accompanied BY
heavy sea The engines had not been stopped She
was boarded al sea BY the new schooner OF the asso-
ciaied press. She has about so passengers
The Europa arrived at Liverpool al o'clock, a. m,
Sunday morning, and would leave again for New York
on The 22d Heavy bets were pending 10 Liverpool that
the Asia would arrive there on Friday night
There Is no change in -four The previous quotations
were well maintained Corn has advanced from Is %
Provisions are dull at previous quotations United States
stocks firm at the last quotations Consols the Sh,
were quoted at 955 96 for account
The commercial news is favorable. Later advices
from India are received, and are uniavorable in
mercal point Of view. The commercial intelligence
from China was not regarded as favorable.
Importance After repeated efforts oil Lord Palmerson TO
arrange the Greek difficulty with France and after
eai posponements IN the British Parliament the qnes
ton was finally brought up, and the ministry defeated
Their resignation, in consequence OF this defeat, was
hourly expected.
CottonOn Saturday there increased demand for the
trade, and the market was most buoyant Sales 5000
The Europas news published on Monday but had
markets sales 5000 bales sales on Tuesday OoO and on
Wednesday about 5000 bales-ma'ket closing firm. but
The Liverpool corn Ysrke, well attended by home
and country lers on Tuesday, and there was snmproyed
week Indian corn has advanced Sd per quarter since ri
day, and sales are being made for Ireland
Sugar--A fair business at full rates of Friday.
Metas-More demand for manufactured iron, and prices
are ser Tia plates are in good demand and priceshave
Freghts-Rates and demand last week.
Money market easy.
Accounts from The manufacturing districts continue salts
The overland mail brings Bombay dates Of llth May,
goods received, but business very dull Al Gal
ona trade and Prices %sie daily reeedns Business was
Canton, were far from remuneraiive.
England.
The House OF Lords the scene Of an exciting de-
bate on Monday night, growing out OF Lord SANKEY'S
motion relative to the conduct OF the government in the
Greek affair Lord Stanley prefaced introduction by a
speech OF nearly three hours duration, in which he
tended that the leading characteristics of the whole
action with Greece were prevarcaon and dshonor on
the part OF the ministry. AT the conclusion OF his
speech which loudly cheered throughout its deliy-
cry Re made vigorous appeal to the House, not 70 al
low the mighty power e5 Of England to Dc prosas1a II
MARQUIS OF Lansdowne undertook the defence OF Lord
Palmerson, but with poor success, dividing the
ministers were LEFT in minority Of 81; in the House
upwards OF 300. We have teegraphic advces of We'd.
nesday, p M at which time nothing definitely known
to the intentions of the ministry, but the belief was
very general that they would resign The Times Of
night to infer that notice whatever will be taken
Of their complete defeat on Lord SANKEY'S notion and
Commons Of the bill for the abolition q the Lord Lieu
tenancy oil Ireland leaves doubt of the final consu-
nation OF that measure.
Should the ministry not speedily resign, there is a
growing belief that the great exhibition of all nations in
London will fail for want OF funds
1t is rumored that the Bishop of Exeter in disgust al
the termination OF his controversy with the Rev Mr.
German, is about to secede 10 the Church Of Rome.
The Royal Mail Steamship Company have been de
feated the action brought against them BY the owners
Of the Chagres BARTLETT run down at sea by the Europa
last year.
Tie growing crops throughout England and ireland
are said 10 look unusually promising.
France
The announcement made on Friday that the Russian
government had protested against the in which
the Greek affair terminated By MIR Wise, is fully
confirmed by accounts subsequently receyed Mr. De
Burrow protested against the forced solution effected
Athens the moment it was known in London, and thai
protest has been approved and ratified in formal
| by the Emperor Nicholas. correspondent of the
Times writing Monday, doubts whether the negota
tons between Lord Pamerson and the French govern
ment have advanced to the desired point the former
having yet agreed TO the pure and simple convention Of
London. He is considered dangerously ILL., The com.
mee appointed TO examine the bill for increasing the
salary OF the President in session OF Saturday, adopted
the following regulations An extraordinary credit OF one
million and six hundred thousand francs is opened for
the Minister Of Finance, and the expenses incurred in
is4s and 1850 for the installation OF the President Of the
II
1s49 and half to those OF 1850
| PARIS, SUNDAY EvESISc.--The news of the adverse
decision OF the committee the Presidents salary bill
caused great sensation IN the Assembly on Saturday
The Globe correspondent assured that the President
will not accept OF any modification of the he has de-
manded, and that be regards the whole a legitmisi
intrigue got mp with the view Of provoking the crisis
The Sc closed at 92f. 62e.
PARIS MosDAY.-At cabinet council, held to-day, IL
resolved that ministers should resign in the event o
the Presidents salary bill being rejected in the Assembly
The funds we're animated. Elves opened at s3f l5c,
closed at 93tf
PARIS TUESDAY The debate on the Presidents salary
will not come on during the present week to allow par.
ties TO come 10 an understandng-3s, OFF CSC.
The Tuscan minister in Paris left for London 10 induce
lord Pamerston 20 withdraw the claims OF indemnify in
favor Of British subjects who suffered during the siege
Germany
The German journals expressed considerable apprehen
sion at the preparation OF by land sea- reported
from Denmark. They state that il Denmark marches
troops in Schleswig Prussia will Immediately occupy
Holsien.
An ordinance for the abolition OF the custom duties
between Austria and Hungary has been published
The government do not however, propose elinquish
their present monopoly in the tobacco trade.
India.
terrific hurricane occurred in the Bay Of Bengal on
the goth OF April which was felt distance OF twelve
hundred miles. The banks OF the river were overfown
nearly as far as Calcutta causing immense damage in the
destruction OF vegetation.
LosDos-2. p. my telegraph to Liverpool we have