The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-26
Later, per the africa.

The royal mail steamship Africa, Capt Lott, arrived
New York September "a, from Liverpool. whence sh'
sailed September 13making the passage in less than
days She brings l44 passengers and valuable freight
The Africa made the passage in about ten days and
half She passed. the afternoon oil the 18Th the steam
ship Canada bound TO Liverpool
The Africa fred her signal gun, of the Battery, at
quarter pas, o'clock.
ENeLAnD-The Queen is enjoying herself in short ex
cur.lons among the scenery OF her highland home.
The receipts the doors of the Exhibition on the litt
were ga 037, and the number OF visters 54,soo.
A challenge has been sent up from the beachmen a
North Yarmouth 10 sail one of their splendid yawls-hs
Reindeer-against the zach, America, for 100 guneas
The more exciting intelligence is foreign IN England
The Kaffir continues.
A war on tn. river Plate has, ere this. commenced.
While Northern Europe is conspiring against the llb
erty of mankind. the French government are becoming
alarmed by the alleged discovery oil conspiracy among
the foreigners in Paris.
orally are steady.
the week ending Sept H. say about three quarters oil
million sterling. - .
Money is easier Firsclass bills readily discount.
BariDgs, circular says that the transactions in Ameri-
can stocks have been very limited, and change in quo
talions
FRAscE Louis Napoleon grows more anxious as 1852
approaches, and the alleged conspiracy was supposed TO
impart strength his but the police as II mali
cously, ridicued the plot by making rozzd among
some hundred and fifty German alots, forty OF whom,
The commercial prospects OF France continued favor
able.
All strangers arriving in Paris, with The intention of
remaining there required TO procure within three days
permit de seJou. This ordinance however, does not
apply to travellers intending TO remain IN Paris, and
who are provided with passports.
The received from the Brazls by the Ieviot
state that hostlitles between the Brazs and Buenos
Ayres were to commence the l4,h OF August.
Advces from Paris state that instructions have been
sent by the government, the commandan OF the French
squadron the Antilles to assist the Cuban govern
ment in repelling the aggressons OF The Americans
SpArs-The Madrid papers state that the Corles is TO
be convoked for the beginning of November.
PORTUGAL The report Of the appearance OF the yell
low fever al Oporo Is contradicted.
Russia -Aivices from ST. Petersburg announce the
opening OF the railway from that place TO Moscow by the
Emperor in person on the 3lst ult.
PRussn-Berlin letters state that since the 4ih inst.
the police inspection oil travellers at The railway stations
which has been in force since lsiS has been suspended
and passports are only demanded OF travellers on
their arriving at their hotels.
DENMARK Hamburg letters mention that recruits
draughted the ducby Of Scbeswig have been sent 10
Copenhagen, where they will be distributed among the
Danish regiments This proceeding has provoked violent
protests from the German press.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY The treaty Of navigation on
the Danube, concluded between Austria and Russia has
been prolonged
Numerous arrests took place at Pestb on the Dist OF
August, in consequence OF the exhibition OF statue of
ST. Stephen, the etlures oi which represented kossub
letter from Vienna, dated September 81, states that
the Austrian government intends to take measures
against the press
ITALY.-Tbe Neapolan government has al length felt
the necessity OF issuing sor OF reply TO the letters
OF Mr. Gladstone and their organ, after abusing Lord
Pamerston says that ample reutaton Is the eve OF
publication
According to the Lombardo Venean OF the I'd instant.
the Neapotan ministry intend request the British gov
eminent 10 recall Mr.. Temple, the present minister at
that court.
TuRKEy.-Constantinople advices report change in
the ministry
schooner Flir detained in port fortnight, wholly
for The want OF funds
The Unied States eam-fngaie Mississippi was ready
10 receive Kossuth