The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-11-20
TELEGKAPHIC REPORTS. &c.

TELEGKAPHIC REPORTS, &c.
drripai of the africa Oae wesk Later from, Errop,
NFw YORK, Nov ID ?. m.--rhe steamer Africa has
arrived VITA one weeks later intelligence from Europe
She len Liverpool at 10 u m on the 9Th instant
mand The sales Of the week So 900 bales which,
spectators and exporters each took 5000 bales Fair Or
ding do, 6t Flour had advanced6l better quail
ties Meal had advanced Id Corn dull and unchanged
Lard had further declned with sales at t5s 49,, Talow
was dun. Tea was dull Consols had advanced 10 %.
10000. '' ''''''" u ''' ''"A "'0 Increase"
FsANcr-rhe Assembly me, the 4,h and reelected
NJ Dnpn president The message Of Louis Napoleon was
violently attacked, and its sentiments treated with ncro.
duy and irony, The majority OF the Assembly could not
believe the President had any intention Of cooperating
with them at the moment he asked them to disavow
he mos Pof'ah. aet OF their parliamentary lives The
PRESIDENT was also accused OF personal ambition and
clumsy calculations
complete return TO the old law as drawn up by the Const-
uent Assembly The Journal des Debats and the organs
OF the egitims and Oreanists, particularly
the President, and represent effect OF his inessage on
the Assembly most deporable
lion Of France uniavoabe, and that
demagoguical conspiracy exists not only in France, but
throw of society as il now exists lie represents himself
personal interest the friend order, and hon
law for s the pa
those features oil tho old law which redeem universal su
caucus, and determined to support measure having
for It's obiee. the repeal Of The law Of sl., May
Kossut certainly leaves for New York in the Washing
ton lie had had an interview with Mazzini,
Additional by the africa.
Kos.u,h still continued 10 receive marked attention, and
committee had been appointed to raise kossuth fund
spondence had taken place between the British and
Austrian governments relative TO his reception Lord Pal
stated that his had nothing to do with
the matter.
The clear profits arising from the GIea, Exhibition
FRANcK-M. David had been appointed Minister of JUS
,ce. vice Corbn, declined. Another change in the minis
The Bourse was AMI mated. and stocks advancing.
look very unlayoabe. The British troops had suffered
severe losses
New YoRK. Nov. 10.
The Illinois arrived Havana ahead of the Phiadel.
phia--le iauer had 600 passengers few passengers
The difficulties at Chages are reported to DO amicaby
! adjusted.
| .. New ORLEANS Nov Is
The liabilities Of VIM, Partie 4 Co. who lately failed,
are sI2i,0oo; assets, 1851 900. Cotton steady
arrival ofhs Georgia from chagres and Havana.
New York, Nov. 10, ?. m-The Georgia has arrived
mails and passengers. She met the steamer Illinois at
avano and brought her mails and passcngcrsthe latter
Al the Phsdepha and took her passengers for New
York The latter vessel had 400 Passengers Tor New Or
about $50. 900 in the hands OF passengers.
The California had arrived at Panama with go pnSen-
wise brings number OF passengers by the Nicaragua
route who could no, obtain passage IN h re-, o,he, line
experienced many haIdshlps. About 200 persons still
Mr. James S Thrasher had been tried Havana. found
guilty treason aud sentenced TO eight years labor in the
lie . TO be 'en. TO az H. good
Owen, the American CONSUL was present during his trial.
and has been using his endeayo to obtain his release from
the captain general. but without success.
Everything was quiet at Havana No American men-of
there. The steamer Edgar arrived at Havana
the Iath
Another terrible riot had occurred at chngrc.. orgi.
mating doubtless in the which led to the first
disturbance The following an extract from the Panama
stars ,
which ended IN the free use OF firearms and discharges
from Of the cannon Of the old Tort The reported mum
Der OF killed is lourtc natives and one American Some
twenty OF thirty natives were wounded and also one
American. The u ) consul, Mr. Gleason, was shot at,
"P s. Al a late hour la evening converscd with two
gentlemen who had arrived IN the steamer Ohio, and
from them learn that when they left Chages the fight
between the Americans and blacks, who not natives,
sl Going ON with desperation. They that at least
twenty thirty Americans, and amuch larger number OF
blacks numbering IN all abon one hundred, bad been
kill,d proposition take the tort had been made
acade By the Americans and had been accepted, and
the attempt may he made Immediately. The blscks were
full possession Of the tort and reman-e returned
Cooman-was seen 10 pick oil five OF them success
tvely as they attempted TO discharge their cannon"
additional by the Georgia
Havana mAaKFr Nov l4-sugars are more active hold
being anxious TO realize and lower prices have been
e"s, ss .o on hand o shipment 90 600 bose.
Toe pfospects Of The next crop were highly nstterng,
ded grinding operations it would be late in coming TO
market Moasses had declined reals Coffee u scarce
and but c the crop has been received freighn
to Europe were duL Exchange London II per cent
premium.
Nrw ORLEANS, Nov. Is
Brownsville papers state that the insurgents were AT
time within two miles Of the plaza at Matnmoros, when
they ordered 10 Withdraw The papers represent the
retreat disgfaceinl flight, notwhstanding there
chance Of the insurgents being attacked by Tue
powerful forces under Gen Ayalos Extensive pfepsra.
lions waking tor the defence 81 Maamoros IN case
Of another atlack -.
The revenue cutter Forward sfil at Vera cruz Sir
thousand urztns OF that place had pettoned Congress
not pass prohibory tariff
Nrw YoRE, Nov 10.
The steamer Canada sailcd to-day win % passengers
ami 81 300, 900 in specie
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.
s,l ,,bo ,vas tried in the United States district court
e., United coin, found guilty
day five counts
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