The daily union., 1852-07-08
Foreign news.

Foreign News
The steamer Canada arrived al Halifax on the 9th
bringing Liverpool dates the Goth ult She brings s.
passengers.
sdelpha the 23d, with 90 passengers and good
freight
The Arctic arrived al Liverpool al a. m on the 23d
The Cambria arrived on the 10th, al noon.
The Canada exchanged signals with the Asia of Holy
head Saturday. the Goth. The Canada experienced
heavy bead winds her passage,
ENGLAND
Parliamentary proceedings were unimportant.
The house Of Dixon, Waive. Co., al Liverpool, had
The libel suit brought by Dr. Achi the apostate Ro-
man Catholic priest. against DR.. Newmann the aposlae
iron the Church OF England for charging him with nu,
specified seductons and debaucheTe, has lasted
for three days. and caused great interest in London The
jury gave verdict OF guilty
The negotiations gsing on between England France,
and the United States relative to reduction oil postage,
still pendingnoa having been received from
The United States
The schooner Isabel fitted out by Lady Franklin will
soon sail.
The University OF Oxford had presented a splendid
gold saver the American bishops now visit 10
Engand
The continued manifestations of opposition 10 the
President had affected the funds.
The Indian mail has arrived al Marselles, but brings
nothing important.
On Tuesday the Assembly had under consideration the
budget. and refused TO assent TO some Items LOUIS Ma
poleen. who watching the proceedings from a pri-
box, bereupon sent note 10 the president oil The
Assembly stating that they had oversepped their powers
refusing 10 assent 10 amendments sanctioned by the
Council OF State. The meeting then broke up in confu
sion. Next day the Assembly again took up the budget
and threw overheard grant OF francs Tor do.
nation OF senators This had caused fall in the funds
Cabe chief of the Nauvoo icarians, announces that he
will leave London the 18th, and that The fraternity
tend applying for naturalization as American citizens
Changarnier Lamoricere Bedeau, and Lefo have been
cashered for refusing 10 take the oath OF aleg ance but
are allowed half pay.
Havre for shipment 10 the colonies.
The Monsieur is 10 be removed to the Palais Royal,
and published under the supervision OF governmental
committee.
Letters from Rome state that the Pope will commute
the OF Murray the Engshman. into hard labor
al the galeys.
The French exiles in Spain had been ordered to re-
move beyond the Ebro.
The United States irigaie Cumberland, Com. String
from Boston, and sailed on the 10th for the Medlterra
mean.
Strobess salt monopoly had caused discussion in the
Cories
LIVERPOOL June 26.-The cotton market has been
quiet and unchanged The sales averaging 900 bales per
dem Pnces without quotable change. though
rather favor OF buyers The sales of the week were
0eo bales, of which speculaors took 10000 and ex
porers 900 bales Fair Orleans, ed, Mddling, 50
Fair Uplands, sgd; Middling, 5ld.
Breadsu6s in fair request Wheat -four had
slightly improved; western canal flour, POS Ohio, 2os.
Cd White corn, 25s. 6i; yellow, 2ss. 81.
Provisions were active and advancing. Lard and
bacon had advanced Is. Sales OF lard al Sos.
Sugar firm.
Iron was active--rail iron &C.
In naval stores fair business doing at unchanged
rates.
Manchester was fully employed
LONDON MARKErs-The grain market was dull.
Sugar and coffee were in fair demand at firm rates.
Freigh,s 10 Liverpool were well maintained Passen-
gers
large business was doing in iron al improved rates
Tho Glasgow naarks, -~ea.--s-iy -~~'s 90
previous rates. - = =
MosEY aARXEr-The bullion in the Bank OF Eng
land was sill increasing Consols closed al l0os. A
limited business was doing in American securities
There was some inquiry for Maryland SIS a, improved
figures ,
al full rates.
The Hsvre cotton market quet-the Arciiss news
having had effect