The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-05-31
Frsn he N. Y. Journal ef Commerce. May 70.
rival OF the Csnads's Malls.

The nth from Liverpool and from London to the evening
OF the 10TH
LONDON, May ieth-To.day the market has heen
steady were done at 97s tor June and s7t Tor
money 81 fy#Et EL#EE ENE#E 1
The city article OF the Times of yesterday says ain
addition to the temporary stoppage OF firm al Liverpool
there the house being that of MIR. Victor
Pouz, cotton importer whose liabilities are reported to
be for f200, 600"
The failure OF Messrs w. 81 d. Odenburg, German
house at Leeds, has been announced The total abii-
supposed 10 be between ESQ 900 and oil
which some firms in London and Manchester losers
Il was not long established house, but was considered
The commercial and diplomatic circles at Berlin have
been startled by the bankruptcy and flight OF the banker
bassy. NJ PSpp The liabilities abilities a are said to amount
TO 100000 hales whether there are any assets is not
known The chief creditors the house of Franckel.
10 Warsaw and the immediate family connexions OF me
insoven Several other private persons suffer severely
by the event One official is named who has lost by It
the whole of his property.
large portion OF the machinery Of the United States
mail steamship Atlantic has arrived at the Husksson
Dock and il ia expected that the vessel will be complete
ly ready for towards the end OF June She has un
dergone several alterations and Improvements since her
disaster handsome dining saloon having been erected
the deck and that below fitted up with berths on each
side We believe, also, that the aft cabin has been rem
deIed much lighter.
The Daily News gives list OF ships belonging 10
Mr. D. Dunbar, Limehouse, the eminent protectlonist
shipowner. Nor these twenty nine vessels all Mr.
Dunbar has altogether thirty,hree ships the aggregate
tonnage OF which is $4,000 TONS or about 900 more
than Messrs Green. Nearly the whole OF these vessels
have been bought while the repeal of the navigation
laws under agitation, or since they ,0ere repealed
some of them very lately; and yet Mr. Dunbar was the
leader among those who declare that British shipping has
been and is in state Of ruin during the whole OF the
period in which he has been accumulang this enormous
feet the largest ever owned by single IN
dvidual shipowner
EMIGRATION FROM SOUTH WALrs.-A large number
of the best and most efficient workmen connected with
the mining and iron districts OF Rhymney baenarvon,
and Bana about to leave the country IN the course
of very few weeks, intending 10 embark as emigants
for the United States Vessels continually sailing
from various ports in South Wales with emgrants and
long large body of latter day saints will lind their
way, said to Bristol, Liverpool and other out-ports
for the purpose OF emigratlng to the great Mormon city
or settlement the banks Of the Great Salt Water lake
Many of these Momonites are employed in the IRON DIS
tcts of Gamorganshre, and comprise some OF the pesl
and most experienced workmen
Thirty two passenger vessels with 354o emgrants Tor
Canada and the United States, sailed from LlmercK De-
tween January and 1st May, being period OF tour
The population Of Limerick numbers only $4,000 males
10 no less than 25, 600 females There has been de-
crease in the population of 1900 since lS4l.
II is said that the census, nearly completed. shows
dimnuton OF millions Of inhabitants in Ireland since
ls4l.
ton by fire OF Downhil Castle, county OF Antrim, the
residence of Sir Hervey Bruce, and considered TO be
OF the finest private mansions IN the province OF VI
ster.
E.sr Inn,I coTros.-A vessel arrived at London
from Bombay, has brought the unusually large quantity
of 1892 bales and 1903 half bales OF cotton OF East India
production, portion OF her cargo;
Large quantities OF chestnuts are being imported INTO
London from New York.
Arrangements have been made for coalng steam ves-
sells at ST. Helena at the rate OF $50 tons day
No less than 10000 tons OF ice have been imported
during the past month into London from Norway.
Lines OF electric telegraph are now opened from Mu-
Mich to Paris. -
Indies on the 1st OF every month.
A letter from Rome states that the Papal government
intends sending nunclo to Mexico, where hs Holiness
has not been hitherto permanently represented
In the Dsutsehe Zetung Of Breslau correspondence
from Vienna says that circular note Is about TO be ad
dressed by Russia TO all the powers parties to the treaty
OF 1915 in which the cabinet OF ST. Petersburg will in
wife them to form congress for the settlement of seve-
raj questions which the very existence Oh many states
may depend.
FaANcrA French squadron, consisting OF six sail Of
eline left Bres on the 9Th for Cadiz where ek
pected TO remain some time IN consequence OF the Iae
events in Portugal
The Presx declares itself in favor OF General Cavalg-
nae candidate 1852, for the presidency OF the re-
public Ii says that the Of General Cavaignac is
making rapid progress and has already been taken up by
the mercantile and financial world The feeling is be-
coming general" says the PresS that to vote pnconsu
der M Ledru Rollin cons,ilutonaly eligible"
ITALY.-An English Company has offered to the Sar-
dnian government advantageous terms for the coDsiruc
non of a railway to connect Genoa with French line
from Marseilles, counting upon the Indian traffic,
the route TO Alexandria, according TO the calculations
Of the company, would be thus shorted by hive or SIX
hours
The Lopsbardo Veneto OF the 9Th states that the COM
named for the oil the free port
of Venice has concluded its abos and that II has adopt
ed The same line OF demacaton which existed previous
TO the events of ls4s, and reserved the same privileges
TO articles OF national manufacture.
Ii has been settled Rome between Austria, the Papa
government, Tuscany, Modena, and Parma, to form a
commission which shall reside at Modena Tor the drec
ton OF all affairs concerning the railway from the Adr
ATTIC 10 the Mediterranean.
A letter from Rome of the 4th gives some information
OF the plans under consideration for the junction Of
the Adrialc with the Tuscan sea. Venice and Trieste
are 10 be connected with Leghorn by line crossing the
Romagna; Ancona and Rome to be connected by
another line, TO be afterwards prolonged either TO Cva
veccha or TO Porto dAnzo. which. If put in repair would
be a much better port than the former.
letter from Bologna. dated the 4th inst. says The
Italians in this place continue their singular system OF
warfare against the Austrans They abstain from
king and the military authorities are annoyed at their
doing that they have even threatened the leaders in
ths new species OF revolutionary movement Several
Young men who among the combatants nj Rome at
the period OF the French Intervention have been ar
rested"
letter from Bologna OF the I'd. the Consu. ionais
OF Florence states that Notwithstanding the late decree
OF Count Eobi against persons attempting to prevent
others from smoking the sale OF tobacco and cigars has
considerably diminished thus causing great loss to the
revenue that eight young OF good families are
now in prison at Bologna Tor having recommended peo
pie not to smoke; and that young man has been
wounded with seiio for having annexed in the streets
Letters from Rome Of the Sd, in the Corrsrs Msrcan-
fle state that the list French soldiers OF the
garrison Of CASTILLO, had bawl with Italian sol.
ders which ended in a serious conflict, in which many
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