The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-10
TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS, sc.

arrival Of the Steamer Humboidt-FoW days later from
Euyope
NEW YoRK, Oct SO, p, m--The steamer Humboldt has
arrived with London dates Of Sept, 2iour days later
news-and 1870 passengers She brings moderate cargo
of French and continental merchandise
The Atlantic arrived at Liverpool the Gath, after
passage Of 10 days and 20 hours The Hermann arrived
at Cowes the 2ls in Ia days and Is hours The Asia
arrived at Liverpool the same day in 10 days and IA
ENeIAND.-The abundant harvest warrant. the ancipa.
ton of steady increase OF bullion in the Bank OF Eng
The steamship Avon arrived at Southampton with ST.
100000 in speciethe greater portion being from California
his tour throughout Ireland
Great preparations making throughout Ireland
for reception of the her conIemplaled tour
The intelligence Of the complete failure OF the Lopez
petition in Cuba had been received in Liverpool pro-
duced mnca satisfaction IN England, and hopes We're en-
ierained by the London journals hat further attempts
would be made by maraudns parties TO disturb The
The suspension of the extensive house Of MARYLAND Il
| The trade of Nottingham has been much i'm proved.
The Great Exhibition at London continues TO become
During wha, are called shilling days the attendance
| RACES about sixy'fve thousand persons
The English funds have been subject slight speculation
and depression by the prevailing uncertainty in CONNER
| cial circles.
FRANCE The French capital has been much agitated
psoduced decline n funds The governmsntlad how.
ever issued official denial OF the repors. %hich lended
in restore confidence
Several presses have been seized for Publishing certain
obnoxious articles against the government.
1t is stated that previous the session OF the
Assembly, Napoleon viii make his tour through The
PROVINCES and then something definite viii be learned
from him respecting his Intentions with regard to the pres
| ldency.
ting u treaty with Switzerland
AlN,--Lelters from Madrid TO the Is state that the
government about send 900 900 troops
Havana. warlks feeling prevails at the capital of Spain
declare against the United aies, and thus take
the Initiative, since it feared she would inevitably
lose Cuba fittings remained in State quo Besides was
thought ihata foreign war woaid much damage SPAN,
! as she had lit,e commerce., while the excitement would
draw of Tue attention OF the population from Internal al
fairs and furnish emP9ymsn, 70 thousands during The
ships alsoi looked forward 70 as setoh against the
loss of Cuba The news Of Lopez capture and execution
PonrueA4-Iisbon advicss that political affairs
taken by The Cabais,a party who, it
ed would interfere 10 prevent The ELECTIONS, and who're
movements were not displeasing to the oaeen.
ITALY The Neapoan government has published AZ
official reply 70 the charge made by the Hon Mr.. Glad
stone The London Times that this publication Viii
by no means eace the oooquy which Mr. Gladslones let,
GKnMAsY.-The yearly budget Of the Dutch government
AusrRIA-A leter the 18Th important deb-
eraons had taken place the Mnsy OF Waron the pos.
Of 1857 The Emperor visited Msnua the I7h. The
Vienna though ii Is nor generally believed that
the houses Rohschd aud others have subscribed four
out OF the eightmon government loan The governments
OF Austria and Modens have agreed TO erect lne OF ele
graph from Venice the connes of the Papn States
! PRUSSIA "A treaty OF commerce between Belgium and
Prussia has been ratified.
IHE MARKErs-Cotton since the Canada sailed has been
duI but prices unchanged The average daily sale,
i bst
Good brands nour commanding full rates. Corn was
firmly held, and some papers quote an advance OF 6i
The public sale, of coffee during the week showed a
heavy falling off
The prices OF were well sustained.
| Talow was unchanged Wool firm.
The London money market was easier Con.ols closed
nj 9&{ 96f for money. American stocks were firm.
Trade at Manchester active. and prices well
sustained.
/ Georgia Election
Macon, tGa,l Oct Eve have returns from IS coun
and McDoasld is GIBBS aggregate msioriy !, i22ii
and McDonalfs 2,l79 making CobbS majority
oos2 The 80 counties to hear from will nearly All give
The msjoy Cobb in State will be from 1900 to
1900 Thee-fourhs Of the legislature viii be composed
OF Union men
The United States ship Cyane, Com. Payne, Havana
sailed this morning
/ The steamer City of Manchester sailed to-day with
small amount of specie and freight, and 10 passengers
NEw YoRk Oct 9-pm.
The steamer Asia is reported below with three days
later news from Europe,
The CITY OF Richmond arrived this morning from
Norfolk and Richmond
The new ship Invincibc is loading for California
She was consigned this morning
j The money market IL considered easier
The Tsnntm Lsgiaaiwt.
! LOUISVILLE Oct THE Tennessee legislature
convened yesterday, and organized by eectng whg Off
4
| Railroad accident -Nem Hampshire STATE Fair.
BosToN, Oct s-The Newton traio OF cars on the Wor
railroad hi. morning IN with the Dcd
ham the Providence and Worcester crossing The
engine the Newton train of the track. One OF the
| Dedbsm train thrown down embankment and
4 broken pieces Another also much damaged
No injured engineer who had his ankle
bone broken by jun ping from the locomotive.
The Manchester IN H) papers state that Gen Wool Is
be present the New Hampshire Agric nliural Fair to-
morrow. The Hon Daniel Webster leaves Boston In the
early train to- morrow and viii be received the State
line with a military and civic Man
chester will be illuminated In the evening
Later from Tsras
| Nrw ORLEANS, Oct. s.--By arrival today from Gal
weston, have dates the 3D. instant General Smith
had arrived San Antonio. A pany OF Caao volnn
teers recently disbsnded Mustang had organized with
horses, &c. and about marchng for CamaIgo oin
| the Mexican revoutioniss.
| The crops throughout Texas hg hy promising.
CARD.
pARMELE MASTER dentists their once near
TO 9TH street. few doors Of their former place
/ Oct 9--eoifJ.
Navy Department., Sept. "a. 1851.
NoTICE-omccn Of the navy persons have
IN their possession books which belong the
| yNo. ETHERIDGE
Sept &-dm Chief Clerk
II OWEN 4 SON. Merchant TasIors. would respect
Ia fuay mSke friends and The public Eepera s
Il fka has tsu aA ant