The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-03-15

NKw YORK, March l4--The steamer Asia arrived off
and London TO February 2s-beng later from all
Corros ManKKr Liverpool, Marchi-The cotton marke,
was firm. Holders have taken firm stand against any
favorable The latest advicss froa America giving
confirmation Of the previous estimate Of stock
favorable for sellers, and good demand spang up
both from the trade and sPecnlaors THIS increased
week closed wtlh IT, advance good ordinafy mddug
fair qualities OF American, and to- advance otr kinds
dsnee Fais Upland. are Quoted a. ia fair NOBLE I'D
and lair Orleans TIL The sales OF the week amount
Provsions-Tbere has be, improved feeling in the
market for beet, and 1t coLnues firm, but for
| the Transaction we're not so extensive.
Beadsus Sales OF foreign wheat and -four have be en-
very slow and -four has declined I'd per barrel Baltimore
The price Of Indian corn supported the previou.
with lair inquiry s2 for white and Sos Sis
yellow mixed 2s' ID. to sos per a. The imports are
The po.csl news does possess much interest The
succeed Lord john Russell '1' "'A' ''e'n'e' %
Fance aims Tranquil The political IL without
| anything OF very striking interest ## E4ttgH
The Election in Nep Hampshire
BosTos, March ia despatch received from tho office
the New Ham psnire P,uio dated this morning. say.
400 votes. The Legislature, we think, is democratic
Mes.r. Pesse. and Hbbad tdemoc eanc, and Tuck and
In l20 ,owps, Dnsmore, tdemocat) has I6 4sO votes
Sawyer. ss2 Atwood, sso2a loss for Dlnsmore Of
despatch from the Patriot office, Concord dated March
H. p says IL is certain, by returns from nearly the
that D,nsmoIe the democratic candidate will
fall short nearly 5000 Of election The democrats is
ascertained, without much doubt, will have majority in
legislature hou2h greatly reduced from last year, who
| will elect Dinsmore governor. Atwood the repuda,ed
candidate OF the deoc ats received the eesoil vote and
400 5000 democratic and wing The total
will be about 1900 Perkins. (whigo for C,ngres has
400 sna SSad ~
il certain that nearly all the new constitution has been
rejected
The First Fugitive. Staps Case IN Prasburg
| UPrrrsBuRo, March tsp. Quite an excitement was
created to-day OF the of fugitive
slave The cause heard before Judge Irwin, and as
was the first OF the kind created considerable interest
Beaver and brought this city the instance of Mr..
Reed, who chained him as the property OF lady residing
Mr.. Reed in his testimony, very positive to the
identity of the prisoner He said h% he had known him
ing e.ca ped from seivitude in Kentucky.
Judge irwin decided that the slave should be back
Mr. Reed offers sel the slave for $500 1t remains to
be seen whether the money will b, raised or not
There six feet water in the channel Weather clear
and pleasant ....
| The Cuban Invasion.
NEw ORrHASr, March The jury the OF Gen.
Henderson, Tried ior being participant in the Cuban
n p
The Uned States district court has entered mol pros
in this and all other Cuban cases.
/ More Fugrtipes Arr,sted
BaowssvLLr. tPa March 1.-Two fugitive slaves were
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hearing before the United State. comms ioner
| Bold Robbery-Fo,fy Thousand Dollars Stolen
i NORWICH, (Conr y March Is Henry NJ Whittier, the
messenger othe Norwich Bank was knocked down the
ladies' OF the Norwich and Worcester railroad eepo,
this morning. and robbed of forty thousand dollars Two
thousand dollars reward is offered for the recovery of iha
money. and thousand for the detection OF the robbers
Among the notes 500 notes of the Qune ba ny
Bank, each payable Lewis HYDE dated January 1851
Also 81 100 of the Mystic Bank in 2o, lOs and e W
smaller notes
CRAPE sHAwLs.-Jhe subscriber h.. a very hnnd
some 10, Of hs~ which have been purchased for en.
believes them be the cheapest and most choice goods of the kind
IS plain white Grape .h.w,s, from % to sao
q white smsodeLsd Grape sh.wi., from o. ,oo go -
pretty with cashmere Merno long and square woeen .aw
Pennsylvania avenue between I'M and 9Th SITS.
/ ~ II. CLUsKEs, Architect and Civil Engineer.
v. hi. ofc. Tave. buildings north side Of Pcnnsy
v' P"s ..en"s' 'e'wee" 'S'' and IAN streets west
| THOMAS WHITE,
| BONNET Ma~ufacfuro,
No South Second Street. above Chestnut, side Phadeph.
| Feb i3-dim
JUST finished, splendid silver ten beansi-
Se. .rssn ,o .ds T s~,
| nre, which equal in nneness o coin.
Watches diamond and other ewel, pac
| ular attention.
| -I~#I- NJ w GAIT d BROTHER
- Pennsylvania avenue between 9th and 10th
pARAsOIs sun-saaAes. Unbrellas.--I day
o,.nsd two case. Of p..'o. and shades: ssr.en, ~ me
asoy, articles have only CALL all and fanc'es ca" be
Also ren.men un,er.ila., handsome
| snd highly flushed. 81 - $500,
Penn.ylvsnis avenue, between eth and s'h st'
: rRIN. MILLS ERY-wnI be opened, nr.. $. Parker.
~ Saturday, instant, 10 O'Clock.