The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-11-04

-Four Days Later from Europe.

Der 22d and on that day passed. off ST. Adams Head,
large steamship, supposed to be the Baltic. She brings
large number OF passengers whom is the Cheva.
ler de Londe envoy extraordinary and minister plenpo-
Tertiary from the Court of Brazil TO the United States
John Canchous, bearer of dispatches from Madrid and
France Lieutenant ]. M. Halves, U. ). A.. and Henry
Tyson. of Baltimore, passengers in the Franklin
MARKETS was dull. and prices of all descrip
tons had declined ac The average daily sales were
1000 10 5000 bales, chiefly TO the trade.
In flour and wheat only moderate business was dong
at the decline noticed Friday, viz 3d. Cd on Hour,
and Id wheat Corn was but little inquired Tor, and
nominal al previous rates. .
The Manchester market sympathzed with the state OF
trade in Liverpool, and business was limited. win
gloomy aspect.
Sugars were dull and dropping, though unchanged in
price. Coffee was "a. L. lower; good ordinary NAIVE
Other articles show material alteration.
Money easy, and English funds hrm Consus
closed at Oh 97a-beng an advance Commercial let
tiers from the continent were devoid OF interest
ENGLAND steam propeller s. S Lewis arrived at
Liverpool on the 3st. On The 1ah when SIS miles west
OF Cape Clear, she lost her propeller in heavy gale
Kosuth had not yet arrived, but was hourly expected
A public meeting had been held at Leeds on Monday
evening" for the purpose of issuing address 10 him
the occasion of his liberation from captivity.
The King OF Hanover lies in very critical situation.
The Thomas Clark, from Baltimore. and Wonder from
Charleston. arrived at Liverpool on the 2lst.
The steamer Baltic arrived out in ten days and four
teen hours The steamer Africa arrived out on the 10Th
ultimo.
Much anxiety prevailed throughout England on ac-
count OF the arrival of the steamer Washington,
which, supposed, eighteen days at sea when
the franklin left II will be ecollecied that the Wash
ngton compelled to put pack TO this port after being
a week out. in consequence OF breaking some Of her
machinery. This fact had not been known IN Europe.
The intelligence, when received. will, of course, asy
further anxiety.
Late accounts had been received in England from the
Cape Of Good Hope. regarding the English forces there
and the general state Of the country. Ten thousand
more troops were wanted Immediately.
IaELANp.-There is no special news Of interest from
theme Of conversations and he appears 10 have become
extremely popular with all classes. The tide OF emigra-
ton TO America showed no dminution.
FRANcE-Letters from Paris report that matters there
cabinet are M Billau. for Minister Of Foreign Affairs
General BEN Jolle, Minister Of War; NJ Peanger, Inte
rior; Benoit Fosld Finances H Seguin Public Works;
kys RGyf p,t Justice Adma pssss,s
CT order seem TO be on the point of giving way.
Ii has been subsequently, ascertained that the confer
between M Rllaut and the President OF the repub
lie have led TO result far relates to the forma
ton of cabinet NJ Bilault himself announced the
fact this day TO a gentleman who was DESTROYS of en-
gagng his professional services in case that comes on
for hearing IN the courts on the 4th OF November
He mentioned that he had this morning taken leave OF
the President The parties spoken of NJ. Ducos,
Finances; M. DIouyn de Lhuys, Foreign Affairs; M.
Maxne, Public Works; NJ Abhatucci, Justice; and
General St Armand. War Vincent. the present Pre-
feet of the Seneet Marne is also spoken OF the
cessor of Nj Cartier who has left Paris for Sens Moth
ing certain be said OF that combination. of any
other, as yet
The Bourse was quiet Elves. sof. $50 threes, 55f.
Soc
Ausrnn-Vienna letters state that the Emperor, on
his from Gallca, will proceed AZ once to Austrian
Silesa.
terrible explosion occurred at Kems on the l5lh by
which many lives were lost Some portions OF the maya.
zine blown 1900 yards, and houses were shaken
as by an earthquake.
The United States minister penpoteniiary had arrived
at Vienna
The ministerial crisis in France had an unfavorabe
effect on the Vienna Change.
The Prussian papers state that treaty OF commerce
had been concluded between Austria and the Porte and
Publications exchanged.
SPAs.--Accounts from Madrid are TO the 18th. The
editor Of the Heraldo had been prosecuted for libel on
Minister OF the Foreign Department
The Queen OF Spain had written TO the Cnbans a con-
letter. rejoicing at he defeat OF the Cuban
expedition and the execution OF Gen. Lopez.
The Queen had conferred the Grand Cross OF Charles
III the Marquis de vaIdegomas, Spanish ambassador
in Paris
had nearly completed It's report which will be presented
tothe Chamber OF Deputies on the opening OF the sss.
sion.
The editor OF the Heraldo prosecuted for libel on the
government. had been acquitted.
The Malaga journals announce the capture by Moor
ish pirates, within sight OF the Spanish coast Of a
schooner laden with provisions for the garrison OF Me-
lila.
The three per cents were done at 50 Ole for time
the five per cents at l6s the debt without interest at
8 10 and the coupons at So.
ITALY-Le,ers from Venice of the 25th inst state
that after months confinement F. Rezz and Profess
Talomin restored to liberty Professor Lucon,
4 clergyman, had been removed TO Legnano, and the
Archprett c. Gronziero TO Pxlmanova for unlimited
period Profit was to undergo his penalty in German
fortress
The Milan Gazette OF the 18th inst contains the fol
lowing notification:
20, Manese weaver, accused OF having armed himself
with reaping hook and offered resistance TO soldier OF
the light battalion, the bearer OF arrest warrant on
the morning OF the sih Of August, the Crcunvalla
ton road, outside the gate OF Tenagia. duly con-
vcied OF the offence and sentenced by TO be
shot, sgreeaby 10 the proclamation OF the 10th OF March
His penalty, however has been commued into FIVE years
imprisonment in the Mantua jail'
The Tuscan Monitor OF the I4h nstan, publishes sew
eral DEGREES relative 10 public instruction.
The Optn,ont OF Turin, OF the 18th instant contain
The following notice, dated l4th:
The Austrian military commander OF the city and
port OF Leghon in consequence Of the prosecution d.
rected against O. Tognel d. Psgni. and A. S,mont oar.
riera in the service OF the custom Office, charged with
having propagacd among their comrades anarchica doc
tnes subversve OF all order and government condo
them, conformaby 10 the notification OF the 18th Of De
cember. lsa9. 10 months imprisonment in irons and
Two days fast on bread and water per week
The military commander, in making known that fac
10 the public expresses hope that this rigorous punish
ment may serve IA an example 10 the numerous class oil
por,ers oil Leghorn, who, he trusts, will expose them
selves TO incur the penalties to which their comrades have
been condemned"
HUSoARY.-The new governor. Abrecht had been re-
ceived in Hungary with extraordinary OF
Joy Tnumphal arches were erected. and flowers
sirewn all along his way.
A telpgraphic Conyrexs had as.cpohlaJ a, a.