The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-04-05
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England Fraaes-Gsrma dfsrs.- Isd1 --CAsSg~
lie Markets -4doaaes ~ Cotton. -F1mssss ~ Bread.
sufs.-Provisions looking up, &c.
NEw YoRK, April 80. p. IN.
The mail steamer Baltic arrived here at o'clock this
evening bringing seven days later intelligence from Eu
rope, rFh
The Papal bill has been so modified and curtailed -
be wledged BY no party yet II still occupies the
time OF the House OF Commons
u#Ha France. HH## as a.FHsH
The correspondent of the Times says it is impossible
10 deny that reaclionary movement is evident aInoag
certain legmist circles in the Fauburg St. German TO
accept prolongation OF the Presidents powers The
Seee in reference the circulation OF rumOrs that
France would warlike position on the German
question, says So long as good understanding sub
sists with England there be war on any such &C
count" -
council of the ministers was held a, Elysee. The
news from Berlin Dresden and Vienna a was sas "S
slructions should be given TO the French minister ~
emma, informing him OF the attitude France Will take.
ers The views Of the King OF Prussia met with sympc
thy in the council The Moniseur states that the Pres
dent had received communication from the Emperor q
Pru ssia notifying him Of the marriage oil his niece with
| Prin &c George Of MecklenbuIg.
Germany.
| Fresh complications have arisen in Germany Prussia
and Austria longer act IN concert aud Inc secondary
States coincide with neither one nor the other.
Prussia supports the preenslons OF the small Sates
| which Austria opposes. I5se,
| The conference al Dresden had not been resumed.
though the day OF sitting was passed AT their former
! meeting Mon DE Monneufe and DE Schw ombcrg the
delegates from the soveregns, fixed upon plan Of
arranging the formation OF the central government,
leaving nothing wanting but the ratification by the sover
egns On Monlneufe's return to Berlin. he found nis
Dresden adversarcs had not been inactive at Berlin with
faV Qnftr
The Kings views were entirely different from what they
were when he left him. Frederick William INDUCES in
visions OF ambition and regards this as favorable time
for rupture with Austria broken shes in power. and
her armies diminished The determination OF the second
Dresden conference supported the views OF Saxony Wu
embeg. Bavaria and Hanover while the proceedings OF
the conference in relation to the German powers presents
powerful obstacle to the ascendency OF Austria Tins
seemed 70 favor The point Of establishing conieas,a
which threatens to increase the rupture between the
cabinets of Vienna and Berlin
II is believed that Prince Swharzenburg has sent An Of
fetal reply to the King of Wurembeg, stating that this
sovereign prince instead of being opposed to his views
comedies with tbem but does not think the time has como
10 carry cut the project OF German confederacy
india ,g
The overland mail from Hindostan and the Indian
mail arrived at Suez the 4th OF March, with 10 pas
sengers The Bombay journals announce the surrender
Of Fort Dahrowr, in Dislan's dominions, on the Alb Of
FEBRUARY A portion of the Princes territory has been
made over TO the East India Company an equivalent
for debt Of 60, 900 pounds due the Punjaub.
The sun Of 1900 pounds sterling has been stolen
from the Oriental bank have 0rovsd !, Borh.v III.
import market is brisk No increase in prices The high
prce of cotton is produced by holders being ndsposed
sell No change in other arllces. 4s
i Money market improved. za..l 81
Fregh,s from Bombay TO Liverpool and London E2 IS.
10 e. IS, and upward tendency
Exchange on London, SIX months sight, 70 u per
The commercial prospects in Calcutta and India gen
orally are better. .a~,
The death Of Commissioner Linn is confirmed.
Fears entertained Of another insurrection in the
disturbed Chinese provinces The health OF the troops
at Hong Kong has been mach improved An extensive
i band OF smuggers has been discovered there. ~.
new race of Jews has been discovered $50 miles from
Pekn by London missionary.
The Markets. - s. .t
LrvrRrooI March 2l-we have better feeling
market since the arrival of the last
with an advance Of td per h. In American and better
feeling in other descriptions This improvement Arise.
exceed 900 bales. which has given conddsnee
Of eo almost "n."ieas Which has induced
he Week reach q bales, Of which 700 are American
Spectators took 1870. and exporters 500 bales. The
upiand.. I'D Mddlng, IL II, I'd Ordinary, 81 ID
STA o. 81 old The STOCK in hi. port amounts to
this period las, year OF $4,000 bales oil which ssooe
In Havte, cotton is | TO . francs higher.
The late accounts from France, reporting slight ad
vance in wheat and flour, with some cessation OF ex
ports have confidence In the market, with
turn In favor holders non having advanced 3D. per Dbl
and wheat per 10 lbs. Western canal Hour IL quoted
Is Cd n 2Is baltimore and Philadelphia, Us Sd Ohio
Dos a 2Is sour lSs. l9s and Canadisn, 1s Els POI
bbl Wheat IS 3D. 81. Cd Tor red and 6s o. ID per
10 lbs for white. Yellow corn, sos; white, Oils and
mixed, 29s per quarter -
The sales Of ro.in are 900 bbls 81 SID for common
up Is ID per cwt for line and Of 'urpen'ne 0oo oo'
\, at Is I'D per cwt
Provision, are higher Beef good quality has realized
nl prices Pork rema ms unchanged Bacon has advan-
' ced Is 2 per cwt Hams and shoulders are scaros
Hard ha. advanced Sd. a 6d per owt .
| American tsllow has advanced Sd. a Is, with hii
speculatiye demand Ashes, Cd per cwt lower Saes Of
coffee confaed to 100 bags ST Domingo atth od ana
60 bags Rio at 46s. per cwt E.7@N /.
| Dyewood slightly improved
Iron-the market is steady, with but little doing.
Naval sores-Rosin-sales OF 900 bills common q ~
, 81 I'd Raw turpentine-5n bbls, sold At! ID Tar
sales of 500 bbls American lis. I'd. per Dbl.
Bark-5oU ba rs OF American sold al Ss. \ b I'd
Tobacco unchanged. Frcighn steady, American sscu
rites unchanged