The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-13
Arrival OF the Arotic.-Four Days Later from
Europe.


New YoRK July IL D. m-The American steamIhp
Arctic, from Liverpool June 3oth, arrived here about
O'Clock this afternoon, bringing four days later
AT Manchester yarns were 6rm, bat other goods we're
declining
The English Parliament will be prorogued bs the
The French legislature had been dissolved The adj
dress OF the President was marked with very condia-
tory tone
AtLyerpool the prices of cotton very Irregular
holders being anxious 10 realize The sales Tor the hree
days reached $4,000 bales OF which 1000 ak,n on
speculation and for export. lhe quotations. are-Fair
Uplands. ST. middlirgs, 81 The imports during the
same time were % 600 bales.
The Liverpool corn market was hrmer and prices had
advanced-iour Sd per bbl, and corn Cd per quarter
Consos were quoted al 1904 1908 cents, ex dividend.
Among the Artic's passengers IL Ihurlow Weed esq ;,
OF the Albany Journal.
The papers were still discussing tne moral eiecto the
verdict in the Achil case.
Accounts from Australia TO 3lsi OF March, being three
weeks iaieI have been received Inc g9id helds eoe
lSs per ounce.
Provisions and other necessaries Of life were becoming
dearer Flour had advanced 10 ~ pounds per ton for
the finest quality Shipments Of gold being made
Adelaide, from both Sydney and Melbourne, for the
pose of passing through the assay Office there Tteim
ports oil bullion at London for the previous fortnight
thirty thousand pounds consisting OF Australia gold
Her Majesty and Prince Albert will visit Osborne f
short period previous 10 her visit TO Scotland.
ENGLAND
On Monday, the 25lh ult, 24G sail OF merchant ships
entered the Thames.
The steamer Asia arrived out on Sunday the 27h alt
FRANCE,
Letters from Paris announce that the 81 ssm of the
Corps Iegsatif was brought a close on Mondy. The
President addressed message it, couched in he most
conciliaory TERMS thanking for its loyal cooperation,
and promising TO lay before it, on its Ieopenm. soae
projects tending to diminish the coming eXpenseswhoul
njurng the public service 1t said to be in coempla
ton to enter into international convention between
France and the United States Russia and Holland, 10
regulate The whale fishery on new basis
II reported that the Minister OF Finance about
to propose loan OF 200 900 900 of francs
The foundations in the southern parts OF Frahce still
continue and many grain helds aud houses are under
wafer
Strict orders have been given that all works executed
for the government shall be suspended on Sundays.
Trade in Paris still continued dull 1T The Bourse
there was slight Improvement in prices.
GERMANY.
1t is umoed that attempt was made upon thelife of
the Emperor OF Austria, at Grosswardein
The news from Spain and other parts of the comment
IS unimportant.
ITALY
Information has been received that the Mather affair j
which made much noise recently has been settled,
through the nstrumenallty OF Sir II. Bulwer.
SWITZERLAND.
The five powers have formally called on the federal
government Of Switzerland recognise the right of Prus
STA 10 Neuf-Chatei.
shock of an earthquake was felt at Bayerne. Canton
of Fyburg the 10Th of June, and the same instant
two shocks experienced at Berne.
court-martial at Caatayud condemned TO death on
the 18th Cavo, Marso and Munoz chiefs OF the bands of
insurgents who recently appeared in Arragon; but the
Queen in compliance with petition from the inhabitants,
had previously ordered that the should be CON-
muted.
PORTUGAL.
There is from Lisbon that the British Minister
has addressed very warm representations the OF
Span in consequence Of threat by local commander
that he would send his troops the Portuguese from
tier if The authorities did not deliver up some criminals
who had fled from Justice
There has been reliso revolt headed by fanliic
priest, in Greece, because OF the recent understanding
with The Patriarch OF Consantinope 10 put the Geek
Church under his control; but il is suppressed.
Lord Stratford had audience OF leave on the ISL.
The Sultan much affected at the departure OF lie
great dipomasi. His Majesty presented Lady Radcliffe
with parure OF diamonds worth 10000. The Sulaha
Valde also gave her ladyshp several magnificent pres
ents of jewels and shawls.
The overland mail had arrived, but the news was not
lmpOTtant.