The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-30

Arrival of tho Steamer Baltic -Four Day. Later
from Europe
The steamer Baltic has arrived at New York, with
Liverpool dates OF the nth, and 81 passengers She
passed the Asia on the 10TH west OF Cape Clear The
Baltic experienced heavy westerly gales during the whole
passage.
GEsERAL SEws.-Much disappointment was felt IN
England, owing TO the lack OF definite news from the
Cuba expedition. II is stated as the result OF negoa-
lions between England, France, and Spain that further
expeditions against Cuba from America will be resisted
by those powers
Political and religious circles are eugrossed by the
cesson of the Duke OF Norfolk from the Catholic church
Great feeling manifested on all sides.
Hon. Abbott Lawrence is on a tour through Ireland.
The gold excitement in Australia was increasing.
The receipts of the Exhibition $4,000 per diem.
The Inda mails, with Calcutta dates TO August y has
arrived, but brings no news Sterling exchange IN Cal
culta, "a %.
Advces from the continent show great uneasiness for
the future. The department of Afdeche IN France, was
in state OF siege. The Prince de Joinvle is shorty
expected to formally announce his name candidate
for The presidency The Due dAumale is on his way 10
London.
At Naples forty-sx State prisoners have been con-
demned To DEATH Including len deputies, two exminis-
tiers, priests. and one ambas -ador
MARKETS -Mdding qualities OF cotton are shade
deareaes since The Africa left 1900 bales, OF which
exporters and Spectators took 1000.
Flour is dull and unchanged; Corn is in better de-
clned ldsaes OF red al IS. 3D. S.. 3D. white 3s Cd
SIS. Sd. ...
Provisions are dull and unchanged Coffee is very dull
Tea is unchanged
Trade in Manchester is healthy at full rates The
money market is sensitive account OF the numerous
failures, and the funds depressed Consols closed al
as. Foreign stocks are dull.
ENeLAND-The Standard thinks that financial crisis
is rapidly approaching.
The harvest prospects in all quarters are highly flat
ering both regards the yield and quality OF the
grain.
The rush to the Great Exhibition continued. the
Der Of visitors the 10th being 10000.
The death of the Earl Of Donoughmore is announced.
Neither The London nor Liverpool papers NAL any
lion of the release Of Kossuth and his companions
The papers everything connected with Cuban al
cred to get at the true state OF matters on the Island as
did the papers OF this country when the contradictory and
conflicting reports were daily received
ABOLITION THE 1.-THE OFFICE we have Just heard
piece of which the public will no doubt receive
with pleasure The 1.-THE Office at Somerse. House Is 10
be abolished Ten ee,ks were discharged last month
This arises iron, informed there being no more
business DO. the ithes throughout England being
individuals discharged, and to be discharged, several
who have served the government at very moderate saa
ries from fourteen to TWEEN years, ana are 70 be DIS
missed wlhou any pension with only gratuty OF one
years saarynany of them, VI course, being advanced
in years.-Lond6n Sunday Times.
| FRANcE-Lesters from Paris announce that several
members OF the legitimis party had ie Paris lor Ger
many for the purpose Of consulting with the Count de
Chanbord with respect to the election ia May next
| The Mon'teu publishes decree OF the President Of
the republic placing the department OF tie Aideche IN
OF sege in consequence oil the disturbances thai
have lately taken place there
This decree had excited much sensation, and was OF
course condemned by the opposition journals.
The President Monday laid the foundation stone Of
the new central markets Of Paris, There was an i'm
mense number Of persons present; IS anticipated 1hai
the buildings will be completed in about SIX years. Inc
speech delivered by the President on the occasion was
loudly cheered In the OF he said "ih laying
the first OF edifce the destination OF which IS
yI,y dnlr IN
with the operation OF good citizens and with The pro
lection of Heaven shall be permitted 10 lay in France
foundations which TO erect social edhce sufficiently
strong protection against the violence anl
muiabilily OF human passions
Enthusiastic huzzas followed lis delivery, mingled with
i cries Of " V3Us Napoleon"
A new socialist paper, called The Revolution, was
issued on the 10th
The parliamentary committee have approved the decree
of the President placing the department OF Atdeche IN
The Judicial inquiry respecting the persons concerned
N the ae e, PARIS h y sun poseea" Esny
The weekly commercial report speaks favorably OF
trade.
The FIVE per cents closed a, off 7oc and the threes
55t. 90c
SpAIN-We learn that Gen. Armero, who appoint
ed Minister Of War; has accepted the appointment, and
taken the oath OF office.
Accounts from Madrid OF the 10th report that negotia
tons had been entered into by the Spanish government
with the governments of England and France for the pur
pose of securing the cooperation OF the latter IN OPP
posing VI "
announce the American government that II is bound 10
| put a stop 10 such iuvasons.
| PRUSSIA The Berlin correspondent of the Times,
under date of the 13ih gives speech reported TO have
been made by the King Of Prussia at Frenband in which
his Majesty complains bitterly of the faset GODS
" circulated by bis enemies, Principally relative to his
religious tendencies and those OF the Queen-that they
about to turn Catholics, &c.
The Danish Envoy Extraordinary has had an interview
with the King. The object OF his mission is 10 obtain the
support OF the Prussan cabinet TO The plan OF succession
fixed BY The Danish government and also 10 procure its
influence in eectng the recall Of the Austrian troops from
| Holseip
II is believed the Pussian cabinet is disposed 10 assist
/ Denmark in both its objects.
The press occupied with discussions on the CONNER
cal treaty with Hanover They are, Tor the most part
favorable TO the policy that has elected the union
lTALy-An important seizure of arms made a,
Rome on the 4th instant the house OF Sgnor de Pas
quals the OF OF the generals OF the republican
army, now IN exile
erected three metropolitan churches eighteen cathedras
and bishopric He has also ordered reform OF the
laws, and a reorganization of the Tribunes.
The police expenses have been increased this year By
i 1900 francs.
| PoRTuGAL-The steamship iberia brings accounts
from Lisbon OF the OH inst Another military revolu-
ton. thought, about 10 take place, headed by
| the Duke of Tercera The scheme, however, will nc
doubt TAIL the army decidedly favorable 10 the Duke
OF Sadanha The proceedings OF the laer's adninstra
ton regarded very iavorably
GrRMASy-A report OF the Austrian army has just
been published II ~ henceiorth 10 be under the mme.
dlae control of the Emperor.
The Chamber of Deputies of Gotha have authorized
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