The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-11-05

ready for launching from the shpyard of Messrs VIM &
Geo. Gardner She is of thousand tons burden, and
has been built for Messrs, Oelrichs Human.
THE MARKGrs.Saes to-day Off 600 bbls. City Mills Hour
at Ss 49, and 100 bbls. Howard So sll Grain is
unchanged Whiskey, % rs cents.
rELEGRAPHIC REPORTS. SO.
BALrlMoRK, Nov. AZ, p. M.
The New York Tribune has rumor that the steamer
Promeeas is in tho hands OF the passengers and the
Advces by the Empire City that intelligence of
Judge Shsrkey's appointment consul had reached Ha-
yana.
NEW YoRk Nov A.
The Empire City has arrived with Havana dates of the
3Oh The Ohio from Chagres arrived on the same day
that the Empire City sailed
peace restored, when the Ohio sailed.
No mention is made OF ilueament received by Mr..
A furious battle had been fought between the negroes
and natives Jamaica, which had resulted in serious loss
Various reports in circulation relative the
duet OF the Spanish authorities towards Mr. ThIasher
had been imprisoned and tried the charge of connection
with The Lopez orpsaoa and had been .sn.eacsd in
mines 1t Is also charged that the Amsrican CONSUL Mr.
to Mr. Thrasher q he had evinced in The Ha.
vana massacre The feeling against him on this account
call II would l prove highly acceptable to them.
The schooner Conelia OF Baltimore, had arrived at
The markets generally were unchanged Sugar and
coffee scarce and concessions had been made by sell
dt' A0a'''' was quiet at '''''' f''sa'' were
NEw York, Nov. 4.
Stocks active with improved tendency Of
United States 6s 1867, ll5a and Canton 66i Flour
,s 81
is seady-saes of 5000 bushels mixed a. o. 81 cents
Rio coffee g cents Cotton heavy with small sales
CINCINNATI, Nov. 4.
The weather cold and cloudy The river has risen
Flour /, dull and unchanged Whisky !. s;esdy-s.ss
Butter i. in good demand-saes Of 20 keg. fair 70 good at
la liz cents Sale. Of 70 hhds fair good sugar .6t
Rio coffee to arrive cents Sales bills cranboe
prime, at 50 so Apples dull at s2a s3 per barrel
| LOUISVILLE. Ky,) Nov. 4.
The legislature of Kentucky Frankfort to-day The
senate organized by elecng wing clerk and sergeanta
arms, and democratic doorkeeper The house has not
yet organized.
We advces from Buenos Ayres the 18th of Sep
tembe being days later than those brought BY store
the English and French admrals to take himself and his
away He he can dispose Of h; properly s no
. tertaned of blockade had subsidized.
| ST., Louis, mo y Nov. 8.
BY the arrival of the mail from Salt Lake, have infor
nation of serious difficulties among the territorial officers
ing. and .edi,ioa, sentiment. Sf Mr. BINGHAM Yong the
IL. sseps;ay the treasury G. BlsdsnSask ohefas
lice. p G. Bruce Charles AsseIae. and H r. Pog, Indian
leave for the States Many others were shortly expected to
follow their example.
stated i said tina. s9 oo0 apprSSpri..sd BY
Congress had been seized ana used ~ ana
the secretary who refused to comply and applied 10 the
granted restraining the proceedings OF the governor.
Arriual Of the I.abs-Iats from Havana 7nya,hr
t. 10 pria0N &c
i CHARLESTON, Nov 3.-The steamer Isabel arrived
Saturday night with dates FROM havana to the Both u
j There was much excitement among the American reai-
DENTS and many rumor: ahoat ON account Of the harsh
ana
of the suppression Of which by the government have hh-
AT the from Havana Mr. Thrashsr had been
made prisoner in his own house hi. paper seized and
family
u when he brought the Punta Fort and placed In
damp and unhealthy dungeon, In solitary confinement,
sppod 10 have on Il.
tionay movements of Lopez He, however, denies all
On the morning of the soh ut previous to the sailing Of
r en aha sns
letter Havana the Charleston Courier says that
Mr. Thrasher's ascrbed to his kindness and
friendly attention the American prisoners. and TO the jcal
Of the editor. of the Diario Mar,~o which paper
the Euro Indusfrai a most successful opponent.
The American consul Mr. Owen, was still at his post,
as NJ n no for
rights American citizen, stipulated by treaty obli
cations Spain The feeling against him intense,
bat seemed satisfied Of his ability explain this and all
charges against him the satisfaction OF his govern
ment and fellow citizens.
i The U. s. ship Cyanc at Havana-a well
The Isabel picked up the south side of the gulf tho
OF the schooner Helen Dmmick. from New York,
bound San Jose Texas, which had sprung leak and
foundersd. The New York by the schr
| Elizabeth
/ Later from the CITY of Merieo.
NEw ORLEANS, Nov 3.-By arrival to-day from Vera
Cruz have dates from city OF Mexico to the 18th Of
October. The British minister has had official inter
view with President Arista, at which he demanded
early and final Lord Palmcrsons dispatches.
II is reported that 1t 10 the intention of tho British agents
to blockade the ports OF Mexico unless satisfactory
swer is given.
The revenue cutter Forward was waiting at Vera Cruz
for dispatches from Gov Lecher tho American minister
/ NKw ORLEANS, Nov. g.
Toe weather is hot, and markets dull except for cot
Sales to-day Of 900 bales II for middIing
Sales Of hogsheads sugar II fair. and
Sales of pork 1I3 80 Sl4 Lard has declined ono
with sales OF 500 barrels Il cents he stock
OF pork 900 barrels Whskey has declined TO 10 lSA
cents.
| Exchanges and frcighu unaltcred
/ A6aiys at Norfolk. -Mstirees, &C.
NORFOLK Nov. 2-Thc United States circuit court Tor
the eastern district Of Virginia commenced m ia session
in this city yesterday, Judge gIssdlng Inc
| Hetrick B. Smuledgc Alexander Cushmsn, and stephen
Snencrr charged with mntiny. JOS Thompson, one OF
IA sent the charge Of having murdered
/ James HAWKINS steward Of the barque Wyman hch, 1t