The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-06-12
ARRIVAL OF THE EAmEa AnKalcA.


HALIFAX, June 10 The steamer America has arrived,
bringing sixty passengers. and three days later intel
lixenoe from Europe. Neither the propeller Lafayette
nor the City Of Glasgow had arrived al Liverpool up 10
10 o'clock on the 3lst OF May.
EkGLARD The Russell ministry had been sustained
by so majority in the House OF Commons. upon tue mo
ZION OF Mr. Bayy relative TO the government OF Ceyon
As this Ihe last motion OF importance on the books the
ministry considered sale Tor the balance OF the SEES
sion The debate on the ecclesiastical titles bill still
The FIRST clause OF the ecclesiastical. titles bill passed
by a vote OF 2i4 10 90.
Mr. Crawford Tree trader mas oeeh elected representa-
tive from Harwick
A proteo,ionisl meeting. held in Tamuth the residence
of the late Sir Robert Peel was attacked and dispersed
by the people In the riot several persons injured
windows broken and it found necessary TO call oul
the military to suppress the disturbance.
The glass palace continues 10 attract its thousands
upwards OF persons passed through its doors
OF the gross amount of customs revenue. nearly one
third is expended in collection. The total gross
collected ia 1850, in the United Kingdom is 500 900
j p. Martin. chief engineer OF the Pacific, has been
presented by several OF the passengers with complete
service of plate a testimonial OF personal esteem.
VIM. Ii. Lowry and Thomas McNally, of the packet
ship Arabia, running between New York and Liverpool
has been arrested the charge OF murder the high
seas, and both committed for trial at the next assizes
Bail was fixed at fl0o
The United Service Gazette states that the cost incur
red in the first months hostes al the Cape of Good
100000 per month since No later intelligence from the
Cape OF Good Hope than that by the last steamer.
A large number OF American ships lett Liverpool on
Wednesday, filled with migrants for the United States
chiefly destined for the cities of New York. Boston, Phil
adepha, and Baltimore Many OF them have determined
seek the Far West, and design emgalng 10 Cali
foTnia.
The crops are promising Emigration continues
brisk as during the spring
FRANcE-Tiere is nothing OF moment from Paris be.
You'd the that the legmsts making every effort
to obtain the desired revision Of the constitution The
party of order remain firmly attached to the President
Commercial affairs are brisk The Boarse closed dull
NJ Paschal Duprats amendment 10 the national guards
bill rejected in the Assembly.
PORTUGAL The Duke of Sadanha has not promul-
gated any measures since his arrival at Lisbon Re
formers are daily calling The Queen abdcale The
friends OF Count Ihomar are indignant at his recall from
the court Of Madrid
i AUSTRIA The Emperor remains at Warsaw, in COM
pany with the Emperor of Russia and the King OF Prus-
sa The result OF their conference has not TRANSFERRED
Great sensation has been created in Hungary by the
rest OF the Countess OF Jeeky and her companion, Mad
ErdIey, at Dealgo They have been ordered TO undergo
a court martial trial at Peterwarden The Countess is
said 10 have been The medium of the correspondence be-
tween the refugees London and Asia Minor and their
parisans in Hungary Some OF the correspondence had
been seized
DENMARK Iii stated that Prince Christian, OF Bucks
burg, is TO succeed 10 the throne of Denmark.
/ lTALY-The disturbances between the Roman and
French soldiers continue The French authorities in
Rome caused ten thousand ratons and large supply Of
ammunition 10 be taken 10 the Castle OF ST. Angelo.
symptoms OF dissatisfaction palPably manifest in
many OF the Roman States, and there appehensions
OF serious results.
| ALGERlA-A conflict had taken place between the
Caby lese and French forces in which the former were
defeated with the loss OF several hundred killed. among
whom were some prominent officers.
i LIVERPOOL MARKET, May 3l.-Coton-The market
closed hrm Friday al last weeks rates Fair glands
quoted al sad fair Moble,6i and fair Odeans SAD
The saes OF The week 81 900 bales of which ex-
PoIiers took 5000 aud Spectators 5000 bales.
Breadslufs-Flour is less active, but unchanged in
price Wheat is in more request at late rates. Corn has
slightly declined. but continues in fair demand
! MONEY MARKET Money is active-consols closed al
97i 97S Tor money, American securities steady UNI
ted States 6s, 1862. los LOG do 'oS, l07 do, '67,
rs stock, ll2 ll3; New York State SIS, 5s 80, IS a
20 Massachusetts SIS, '6s. LOG l07 Pennsy SIS,
80 So; Ohio 6's TO- rs. los Maryland S. 80 81
Canada 6's IA, 1914 Montreal city, 81, '6, SO S4
| HoLLING sHEAD, FELTz & Co.'S CRcuLAR.-We have
had considerable activity IN the cotton market thus week
arising from increasing demand than from any other
cause The accounts from the United States Monday
OF large receipts at the ports but giving uniavorabe
reports OF growing crops gave favorable impulse TO our
market
The sales that day 1000 bales bu, the principal
feature TO notice Is that the trade now buy with more
confidence, and longer, in all cases restrict their pu
daily good demand Tor export, chiefly for better quail
speculation.
Thus the demand has been sufficient 10 give healthy
turn TO the market. On the other hand ii must be
marked that, either from necessity other cause,
there has been strong desire 10 SELL and generally too
msch Offering even for large demands so that prices, al
though higher than last weeks except perhaps for III
inferior qualities, not sufficiently changed TO enable
to alter our quotations