The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-11
gEi.EGRAPHIC MEPOItTs, sc
rrlrai OF he Asia.

Nav YoRk, Oct lO--l2, m-The steamer Asis has ar
lived with three days later from Europe She brings
l24 passengers, among whom is Madame Celeste she
stormy westerly gates until Saturday tho 4th
instant On last evening she passed the Africa sboat0
ENGLAND The large and house Of Eggbor
The reports OF an abundant harvest continue 10 como In
Castelar, \ Co a Greek house, which failed y short
time Since under the favorable estimation. only
pay q Oh tho pound which has caused great dissats
A despatch nom Dover Of the 2ah, says that tho sub
marine eleg aph has been laid within "a miles Of Dover
with the English coast is perfect.
ssloa 1 aa a. ds'sI5anes had broken
and several arrests had already been made Among the
pec,ed with the great se at Mearies Iron Works The
district abounds in secret societies, whose members
The conductors Of Gopernmeni and liz Pras newspa-
uer who were seized short tine since, have each been
fined 100 600 ''ancs and condemned to SIX months npr
Six misstonaries--,wo French, two German, and .wo
Belglans-are about 10 leave Paris for Oregon.
Commercial affairs in Paris are very dull, and In the de-
partmenls still more So
HoLsrEiS-Ahafs in Scheswig Holstein are still un-
| settled.
| additional by the Asa.
Ngw YoaK Oct l02, m.--Lord Palmerston delivered
great speech al public dinner Tivefon, upon sub
ect with to,egn politics, domestic progress
gious toeraon commerc'a freedom and The extinction
duty to promote peace and progress amo nations. and
were anxious il supported by the great body Of nations,
adM to extend 20 their several social
and political blessings enjoyed in England.
The reply olhe Naples government 10 Mr. Gladstone was
| exciting considerable comment
The indications favorable continued commercial
prosperity through England.
elepraphic the arrival Of Kossuth
1 at aiyrna, on boa I'd of the Mississippi.
The London Chronicle learns that the result Of the meet
the Arctic expedition at the Admiralty,
listing Of Sir Edward Parry Sir James Rose, and Capt
Beechey, unanimous expression OF opinion that
franklin bad taken passage TO the Northwest out Wet
ngton Channel and that he must DO sought by the same
| route
The failure of the Austrian loan had caused the deepest
I modification Vienna
The line OF railway between St Petersburgh and Moscow
| W as to be opened for trade on November 18th.
| Vermont Lsgsatuvt.
MONTPELIER (vtD Oct. 9-The legislature OF Vermont
day The house organized by the election OF
The official for State officers at the late election
reported the joint assembly, showing the following
result - ..o~o
field ieoaion) 1880; Robinson, (od-line democrato
66e6; scattering, 81 The majority tor Converse, Tor leu
governor 1862 and for Howes, (whg) for treas
ure 1856 The governors message will be delivered on
1 Saturday.
Manchester Agricultural Far.-RecsptioN Of Mr. Wsossv
MANcuEsrEa, IN HID October The Agricultural Fair
anything kind before witne ssed In
this city Secretary Webster was received q the
pot, where he welcomed by the Hon . H. Aver. TO
whom he replied in brief terms Mr. Webster was then
escorted Hanover Square, where Col Wilder delivered
the address, and Mr.. Webster spoke at some length In
reply.
! dyviral of the u s Ship Savannah
4 NORFOLK Oct. 9.-The United States ship Savannah,
Capt Page has arrived in SO days from Valparaiso The
officers and crew all well .
United States ship Cyane Commander Payne sailed
to-day Tor Havana.