The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-02
From the New York Journal Of Commerce
ArriNuI OF INC Nashln tom.

those brought BY the British mail steamship America
The Washing,on sailed from Bremen on the nth OF
July, and from Southampton at2, p m, on The 10Th
She i, quite full of passengers there being one hundred
and seventy on board, anu nag mo' l ne ps
bred tons measurement OF seasongoods Tor ibis market
July 2st, at P m, lat 40 deg 70 mln long y aeg
with United States mail steamship "Hermann," bound
east going under steam and all canvass
The Niagara arrived al Liverpool on the l3th july aiei
a OF less than eleven days, mean Tune 90. 80 |
The United States mail steamship Arctic, oapa tro
reached the Mersey the 18th july aef run iio"i
this port Of 10 days 81 hours -, p.o,ro NJ p n, |
The grand banquet given by Mr.. bioMn, nornn,o
the firm of Brown Shpley, Co, 10 tho roya cohins.
sioners and executive committee OF the glea
and 10 number OF foreign guests on ooaa the ohieu
States mail seamer Atlantic passed of with the greatest
eeat The distinguished ysers were cohaucsu his. on
board the America bound 10 boston am MIN hei steam
nm ready 10 start then 10 the docks and warehouses oil
IyyeIpool and Brkenhead, which they examined with
of wonder and surprise at their vast extent
and the amazing wealth OF lher contents These OBJ
iects seemed to ke the continental guests more par
ticulaIy.
Atlantic Mr. Brown presiding, and Captain West filling
The vice char. il was magnificent entertainment AL
ter breaking up the company returned shore, and al
tended reception al the Town Hall, where the tesliv
ties were prolonged 10 late hour under the auspices OF
the Mayor oil Liverpool.
The new West India mail steamship Magdalena, $500
TOMS launched from Pitchers yard al Norlhfee on
Saturday. the 10th and the Parana, the fourth ship OF
this line and OF similar size, launched from the
building yard OF Messrs. Wlgram, at Southampton, the
day before The Washington left The ship building trade
appears be in hourishing condition at Southampton,
several large East India ships were building and OH
ers were about TO be built there.
The overland Calcutta mail, with Gates 10 the 81 oil
June had arrived in London. Trade was very dull.
The political news is OF no great Importance The Bonn
bay mail had not arrived.
The weather generally was very fine for the crops,
with slight and seasonabe showers. good harvest was
everywhere expected.
There change note in the London money market
III pf tha Nur hal
taken place, and the price had touched par.
The corn market al Mark Lane presented no new fea-
ture English wheat was IN short supply consequence
OF The farmers being busy In preparing Tor the harvest
The previous weeks prices were fully maintained but
there Improvement: Foreign wheat was in lmi-
ted demand Large arrivals OF foreign oats had caused
decline Of one shilling per quarter There was more dis.
position to sell French -four in consequence OF de-
cline in the Paris market
The Liverpool cotton market pretty steady; 5000
bales sold the l2lh. and 5000 bales the 14h
july with prices unchanged from the rates by the las,
steamer. On the 18th sales amounted TO 5000 bales.
fatal Orange not took place IN Liverpool on the l4th
during which three persons were killed. and several 9th
were dangerously wounded.
Intelligence from Madrid mentions that the 9th
July the Spanish government, having received intelligence
OF preparations Tor lnsurrectlon IN the capital. had by
extensive and timely military precautions, deferred The
Conspiraors from carrying their intentions into effect
The latest dates from Portugal the 9ih July The
ministry reconstructed by The Duke of Saldanha, had
assumed The direction OF public affairs, but without any
apparent change in policy. Financial embs
were rapidly threatening 10 lngulf their unfortunate
county,
The attendance at the great Exhibition continued as
large As ever The number oil PERSONS each shilling day
over 5000.
A line OF screw steamers was about TO be established
between Liverpool and the Brazls; and company
forming in London for running two steamships between
Galway and New York, calculated Tor carrying six hun
dred passengers each
The ROYAL Agricultural Socieys exhibition al Windsor
was attracting tens OF thousands OF visters.
The tendency OF the state of trade in the provinces
(says the Tines is towards general increase of conf
dence and activity, which is checked only by the conn.
ued dullness Of the Liverpool cotton market.
From Paris the accounts are unmportant The debate
in the Legislative Assembly on the revision question had
commenced. II was expected 10 last week. The i'm
provement in commercial affairs throughout France has
made further progress. Wheat had fallen nearly one
franc per hectote Flour had also declined the pros
Pects Of the haIyes, being more favorable The French
funds were firm in price.
Hamburg letters aude The indignant feeling preva-
lent at the arbitrary acts of the Austrian government
whose agents had paid domicay visits TO several houses
and arrested the inmates and had also arrested several
parties landing from England
The ministerial crisis continued al Copenhagen.
CHOLERA IN THE GRAND CANARY.-British Consulate,
Grand Canary, June is, lS5l,-On the Sh The scourge
broke out in full force. consider that out of popua
ton OF about TO- 900 inhabitants there did not remain up
wards OF 1900 on the 10Th for not only did those fly
who could count upon the means OF support but such
was the CONSERVATION that the distressed people who had
not days susienance their command wildly escaped
anywhere they could. Fathers left their children and
children their PARENTS all ties of relationship for
gotten. and nanghl bu, the safety OF the moment,
The roads covered with dead bodies and
the disease seized its prey many OF the adjacent small
towns and villages. Every calamity now rapidly ap.
preached On the 10TH nth, and l2ib the deaths were
upwards of 100 daily Yes such was our state that The
living could not bury their dead before corruption com
menced. This state OF things continued with undated
rigor till the 10th.
This morning the accounts more satisfactory The
disease has already carried of nearly oOo fourth
part OF those who abided lis fury.
June 2oh.-l is impossible to collect exact informa
ton OF the daily number OF bodies collected Yesler-
day there were A. and to-day they will probably not ex
coed IS.
am sorry TO say that the ravagss Of this scourge are
tet IN the country al upwards OF league from the city in
all directions Much OF this may be attributed 10 the
oveTcrowdng OF many people il small and uncomor,a-
June ALL have TO confirm my report of yesterday
the bodies collected were IS, and to-day a.
The epidemic has made its appearance in the small
town OF Brucas, and, according general report with
great vituIence The avases in other paris OF The
try are dreadful.
June 23.-Tne number of bodies collected yesterday
in all AZ, but the greater part IRON the out.
skirs, and not truly belonging 10 the city.
June 23.-1he towns of FeIdo and Brucas are those
reported 10 be in The worst condition They have not
been able to bury their dead, and every horror in full
force
The deaths in country houses still said be with
out decrease
SikeApoRE.-The overland mail brings advices and
journals from Singapore to June L. The cholera. which
haa broken OUT some SIX weeks previously, estimated
TO nave swept away nearly one thousand persons Ma
lays, Chinese and natives OF India Al The dale above
mentioned the disease had subsded bp, on the Malayan
peninsula the most fearful ravages were being made ga
peciaiy amongst the inhabitants Of Calaptan Tnnuanu
and Pahang. The cholera had likewise broken out in