The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-04-20

Later from Europe. -Arripal of the Pacific.
New YosK, April l9-2 p M The mail steamer Pacific
TnK MARkEr,-LlvERrooL, A pril 9.-The sales Of cotton
Saturday Monday, and Tuesday amounted 10 ii 900
awaiting sdvioes from America respecting the crop
observation-disclosures in wheat and -four has been mod
Mark Lane -four and grain we're unchanged
Provisions The imports of American provisions
less Bacon shade lower. Other articles unchanged
CONTINENTAL MARKSrs Letters received from the CONT
report e business doing in the markets In colo
larger Than last year. but the stock Havre
is much less The market for public securities keeps
business continues limited notwithstanding the enlarged
field Tor operations According to advces from Paris the
London the quotation, being mile discount. and
exchange short time 2Ls7 Hamburg letters the
price there 2a and the exchange short time Is Ali
which makes gold hiryonr per cent deaer than in Lon
don To-day business in foreign and colonial produce is
Benares 3ss Cd to 4os 800 bags Madras, at S2 3D. to
PsussrA-lt is believed at Berlin that Austria will con.
sent the of the Frankfort Diet L is not yet de-
cded whether the Dresden conference shall DC dIsconn.
at Ho stein, respecting the late proceedings there, ex.
the me mot be
has had serious difficulties with the Danish agents.
Democratic caucu,-7he Ezra Sesion of the Lgi.ature
Albany April IS.--The of the democratic
bes The legislature was held at the capital last night
dosng tbs course taken by the The addresses
and resolutions are be proposed Utica by Mr. Soy
issue Just made in relation 10 the canal bill
The session of the Legislature will probably meet ia
June before which vacancies in the will
be filed.
The bills lost in the legislature by the revolutionary move
ment of the democratic senator's among many Others Of
public porance the appropriation bill, the supply
BILL all college and school bills, all donation bills, all
the city bills giving the power TO raise and disburse
money city loan bills, the emiRant commissioner bill,
the bill merchants money paid under protest.
die Rouses Point bill, canal enlargement bill, the bill for
the punishment OF gamblers, and Two hundred and fifty
private bills
Asofher Invitation to Mr.. Wtbstsr.-Desrucirs Fire
Bosros April ls-At meeting of the common council
last night resolutions offered, and passed unani-
mousy censuring the aldermen for refusing Fnneui Hall
Daniel Webster, and saying that II would have given
he council great pleasure TO have heard him in Fsneu
Hail. in support OF law, order, the constitution, and the
| Union.
The council, however. have appointed committee to
request Mr. Webster address Them nj some future day
They also appointed committee to request President
Fillmore visit Boston.
Atl2 O'Clock last night fire broke in Palmer which
destroyed the Palmer, the Nasawarner House, and six
| stores underneath.
The stores of Chester Sesns A. Boldge, M. Maynard,
and Mrs Bodeei mlineT. also burnt also the office
OF f. r. Wallace, and the dwelling OF Convene--ths
| whole amounting 10 SIS 600 Insurance, $4,000.
Nsc Har,pshie Corsnfaiiondi Co~ptrtfo~.
CONCORD April 1.-THE constitutional convention met
this afternoon. There about l10 members present
A three from each county appointed TO
coun III. votes amendments recently submitted TO