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

Aruxs, OF IN. s.s amer. Baltic and Canada.
The sleamers Baltic and Canada have each arrived
at New York from Liverpool
The Africa ran ashore on Copeland Rocks, and was
Obliged 10 pat back the Canada bringing her passen
gers.
The Africa sustained considerable damage. being al
time high and dry upon the ree seventeen feet from
water Had she been running at full speed at The Tune
che struck. she would inevitably have been lost Her
mails and passengers transferred TO me Caaaua
The Baltic left The 29lh and made splendid run She
dstanced the Canada considerably. that vessel having
sailed the 2sth with freight which was greatly In
her favor Among the Balc's passengers are Mr. Todd,
United States minister plenpoenlafy TO Brazil; w. 5.
Campbell consul TO Rotterdam ; MIR. Whitney, bearer Of
dispatches from London and j. Swift, bearer OF tes-
patches from Paris.
The Canada has been only "a days in going from Bos-
ton to Liverpool and thence back TO New York. She
in ballast having hal time TO transfer The Afri.
cas- cargo. She brings $50 passengers.
Kossuth had arrived at Southampton. The rigaie
Mississippi sailed from Gibraltar with the remaining
Hungarian refugees for New York on the 18th
The City Of Manchester arrived ont in seventeen days
from Philadelphia. The Washington had not arrived a.
all
ENGLAND
Further search for Sir John Franklin had been given
up for the present
AT council held by The Queen the 24th Parliament
was further Prorogued until January 25.
Kossuih arrived at Southampton on the odd and was
met with Q, warm reception lie was received at me
steamer by the mayor. who had provided carriage Tor
him. drawn by four gray horser, and accompanied by a
band Of music. On reaching Guildhal, the mayor wei
coined him in speech after which address was read
10 which Kossuih replied considerable length His
visit to London strictly of aprvae nature, and con-
sequsntly no public demonstration was made de LETT
London The goth to attend banquet at Southampton.
The London Times says upon good authority, that
Lord Pamerston has ntmaled to Kossulh his disposition
grant him official interview if he desires it, AS
IOr, pxlmer6tOn cOncarnpd he would rather
k0ssuth than not.
cotton since The 18th had declined 3D.
FRANCE.
New mlNIsrRY.-The most important news from the
continent is the formation OF the French ministry,
which the Paris .MoniuY follows NJ. Cor
bin. Minister Of Justice; M Target, Foreign Affairs; N.
ter OF the INTERIOR NJ Cassabanca, Commerce; M. Ac-
casse. Public Works; Gen. ST. Armand, War; NJ. H.
FoIone. Marine; IA. Blondel, Finances NJ c. Girapd
sence Of M Corbin; nj. Target acts Minister Of FL
nance in the absence Of M Bondsi. Naupas has been
appointed Project Of the House Nj Garangue has been
appointed Project OF the Police, in place Of M earlier.
The gentlemen composing the new French ministry
were considered as good guarantee for the mainte-
have more or less Bonapartist tendencies The Bourse
scarcely affected by the change, and Paris per-
fecy quiet The accounts from the departments, how
manifesto from the Prince de Joinvle, putting forth
his claims TO- the presidency is shortly expected One
also is looked for from Gen. Changarnier
SiScry VI
representative Of the Mountain
The Duchess OF Angouleme was dead.
INDIA
The overland mail brings Trieste advices of the 9th
September. There is news OF Importance. Business
at Calcutta and Bombay dull. Gold was plentiful
Freights to London go los. The import and export
trade was dull
The Madrid Gaceta publishes the concordate concluded
between the Queen OF Spain and Pope Plus TX
The shock OF an earthquake wasfet at Olmera on the
18Th
The government had fixed the navy estimates at IS ooo
600 riasbeng 1900 900 rails over the expenses OF the
present year. fhe civil list of the Queen has also been
increased $4,000 rails.
Rumors Of a change in the cabinet are current.
ITALY.
The Pope is lying quite i'll. and his death has been
The ministerial crisis has ended by the appointment Of
M Blume, Minister Of Foreign Affairs, and Gen. Fleus-
burg, as Minister of War.
PORTUGAL.
The election progressing in favor Of the return Of
moderate Chamber Of Deputies.
AUSTRIA.
II is said that misunderstanding exists between the
governments of Austria and Denmark Vienna letters
state that the Austrian cabinet had recently addressed
note the British and French governments in reply TO
their proes, against Austria entering with all their States
into the Germanc Confederation The letter asserts that
Austria Ssnss as n 2, a anu sSs w
no other Judge than the Diet, if she should call for de-
cision OF the subject
THE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL Oct 29-Cotton, the departure OF the
Franklin. has declined 3D. The sales of the week were
10000 bales of which 5000 bales taken for
port and the balance went 10 the trade. On Monday,
the 27h the sales 900 bales, OF which exporters
took 900 bales and Tuesday 900 bales, OF which
exporters took 1000 baes. The market closed steady
fair Uplands and Mobile, Sad fair Orleans, SD mid
ding Uplands Aid Trade in Manchester dull, and
prices were still lower
Good qualities OF flour command full rates Common
brands are 3D. lower. Philadelphia and Baltimore, 1ss.
1875 Wheat 10 quiet but steady Corn is dull, but is
held firmly nj last weeks prices.
Proyisions.-Pork is unchanged Beef is active at a
decline OF 3s IS. per fierce on lower qualities Lard
has declined as, with good demand. Bacon is
Taow has declined.
Naval stores are quiet Iron is unchanged.
LONDON MARKErs--Cofee has declined Is. Sugars are
Cd lower Wool has advanced. There ia more inquiry
for tobacco for export. which demand has been met at
lower rates. Rice is dull at 14s l9s. Manila hemp is
scarce.
Money marke,-Money is very easy-Amercan stocks
were rather quiet. Consos closed al GA. Maryland
SIS. IS a 50. Penn. SIS, SLY
The Havrs cotton market heavy and lower.
EXPORT AND IMPORT sPEcrE.-There is at present a
large accumulation of specie in The United Sa,es which
wanidlv in STATED during