The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-03
ARRIVAL OF the Atlantic.


New York on Monday morning from Liverpool. She
left Ivsrpool on the afternoon OF the 20lh At O'Clock
Ths Liverpool Courier OF the goth thus notices the ar
rivals there Of the two steamers
= Tar ATLANTIC AND THE AMrRIcA-The Atlantic on
her last outward voyage to New York. reached 'na Pc
nj T. m the Sd instant, alter a run OF ~ uaSg
hours and As minutes time She cleared iio o. 400
York on the 9th instant with 55 passengers anu Stav
specie and saluted the Rock light al a. ~ n 10 davs
after run against light head winds oil pIecisey IA tom
10 hours and is minutes The America CLEARED i, Sh
Boston shortly before M on he az Az hours left thai
hsrhor after detention Of one hour ana ,weny %
Al so a M on the sh experienced supsequehuy hkn'
and moderate breezes from Tue - sIand at two o. on
S..nrJsv arriving at 1045, a M, on SUNDAY, on the
RocL lisht- house. after run meanume deuucung mere
~ ue'e"i 10 a run from New York Of III days.
During the voyage her speed per diem was on no occa
being the t. and ,Sa n ss
presen trip the Atlantic has had the advantage but the
unfayorabe winds experienced by the America partly
account for the longer passage
The United States frgate Independence, Captain Jen-
.en entered the port of Marseles the night of the
10Th Of August, coming from Spezza, ltaly) She sa-
luted the town with salvo of 81 guns.
We copy from the Commercial Advertiser the follow
ing summary of foreign intelligence
The probable result OF the instruction in Cuba
continues 10 be leading subject of speculation in Lon
don, and much disappointment felt on the arrival OF
the Atlantic bringing New York papers to the eth OF
August, without any further news from tina, island
There is increasing impression that the movement
NAV prove TO be serious than was at rst supposed
and OF the daily papers have favored the Puohc
with opinions to the consequences boh 10 lhe Uned
States and Europe. which would now from us success
Trajectory and absurd
Among other views, the possible necessity Of inter
ference by England and France to preserve the rights OF
Spsin or at ali events to prevent annexation TO the Uni
ted States has been limited at OF all political circum-
stances however, any such meddng on the part OF Eng
land il, in my Judgment the most unlikely. The con-
duct Of Spain during the last generation has been such
that would, Think, be impossible for her. under any
circumstances, TO command sympathy IN ms county,
Apart from that the general growth OF the feeling against
Interference in The q1arrels Of other nations, merely
the ground OF possible contingencies, which such quarels
NAV involve with respect 10 own interests Is every
day more marked Regret would undoubtedly be felt if
your government in any way to connive at the Mt
ting out Of pratical expeditions, such as were defeated
q should Be felt at every instance Of public immortality
There would, believe, be no other ground OF l,wil TO
it; and there is now sufficient knowledge and ialth
among the people who possess the creates, real influence
on this aide convince them that active opposition on
our part would only increase the evil and that whatever
wrong may be committed 10 the matter may safely De left
to the judgments of Providence.
the HARVEST IN ENGLAND AND FRANcE.-Favorable
weather for the harvest still continues, and the yield of
the wheat brought to market turns out thus far to
be much better than anticipated The reports, more
over of the potato in Ireland indicate no further extension
OF the blight The estimates OF an average supply OF
food this year therefore likely to be well borne out
Al the period approaches when the result will be placed
beyond doubt the grain market shows increasing weak
ness further decline Of Is per quarter in wheat took
place Yesterday From France the accounts mention that
The grain crops will all be secured within the of
few days, and that the quality is SUPERIOR although as
regards quantity, the report not so favorable Never
theless there, well in England average Is relied
upon, except in of the northeastern districts where
heavy mischief has been caused by bad weather and in
undaiions
stoned among nautical amateurs by the arrival Of the
yacht America is in no degree diminished. Her chal
enge to the royal yacht squadron TO run against any
number OF the schooners in the English channel outside
OF the Isle OF Wight, with six-knot breeze, remains
unscceped; but on Friday, the 22d instant there will be
regatta at Cowes. when the Queens cup will be run
for and for which the America is entered with
sells OF the royal yacht squadron OF various burdens
from l26 down to As TONS The burden of the America
il ITO tons The expectation that she will beat all her
competitors appears generals but at the same time it is
fairly enough pointed that she has been built especi-
ally az racing boat, and consequently without any in
ternal accommodation while all the English boats
built to accommodate families upon trips OF pleasure
1--WE have" it is said many racing craft Also but it has
hitherto been our habit to race with cutters and not with
schooners"
The PArAL AGGREssros-The Roman Catholic priests
in Ireland have indicated their determination 10 set al
naught the prohibition and penalties of the ecclesiastical
has s 0 i .e saned Psu Cullen Aehbshon
Prma,e OF all Ireland" and DR. McIae has pursued
similar course, as joan, Archbishop Of Tuam, in open
determination 10 show that "ihe Catholic hierarchy is not
dead notwithstanding the recent act OF Parliament" An
aggregate meeting OF the Roman Catholics of Ireland
which 10 about 10 be held also TO furnish abun-
dant censure and defiance OF the government
INDIA AND CHNA.-The India mall which arrived
yesterday, brings intelligence OF our having occupied
portion OF Hindosian called the Nzam's territory,
curty for claim of about s. long DUE and with
regard TO which than usual forbearance has hitherto
been shown The Encouragement and disorder conse-
quent upon the incapable and vicious rule of the Nzam
leave chance OF payment and there be little doubt
that eventually the usual process OF absorption will take
place with regard 10 the whole of his estate 1t occupies
about third part of pennsuar India and is situated
acty in its centre, with Bombay the west Bengal on
the east, and Madras on the south,
The China news seems 10 show that the instruction in
that country gaining ground although little is known
regarding its real objects probabilities.
The advices from Siam state that the king OF that
country died the Sd OF April, and that the
has fallen without contest 10 bis two brothers, who are
jointly to occupy the throne the eldest OF whom ia well
acquainted with the English language, and favorable 10
more open commercial policy.
MONEY MARKET ETc.--There is still Bile de-
mand for money, and the bank circulation is hp her
than s average amount, the circumstance is evidently to
Be attributed TO the requirements for full currency at
home, consequent upon the extraordinary traffic occa-
soned by the Great Exhibition, which mentioned TO
you in April last a unexpected, but nevertheless
probable result The general impression al the time
that the influx OF foreign money would create
OF specie crcua;ion but IL Is now that The activity
at home has been enough TO absorb this and large
amount in addition.
After the closing of the Exhibition in October great
pornon OF the funds thus employed WILL OF course find
their way TO the bank and add TO it's store OF bullion
neaawhhe although the prospect OF arrivals from your
Hoe nas temporarily ceased there much chance OF
dimnutlon the rates OF exchange with the continent
being oil sufficiently in our favor proven, any erporta