The daily union., 1852-08-18
Arrival OF the Frankiin-F -Four days later from
Europe

NEw YoRK, August l6.--The steamer Franklin has
arrived with Liverpool dates OF The 4th instant She
brings 100 passengers. and cargo valued at $4,000 900
THE CRops.-Accounts from France, Belgium, and
the districts OF the Rhine, regarding the crops, were
very unayorable. In be South OF France the wheat
crop was one fourth deficient, and rye nearly one-half
In Belgium the the case, and wheat in conse-
quence had risen As 5s per quarter and rye so per cent
There had been complete failure OF the vintage in
the island OF Madeira
The parliamentary elections had closed, and il was
thought neither party would be sufficiently in the
oiy 10 form strong government and fresh appeal TO
the country would soon be necessary.
The reported secret convention OF northern powers IS
pronounced fabrication.
The steamer Oronoco arrived at Southampton on the
Sd, from the Pacific, with - 800 900 in gold
FRANCE.
letter from Paris states that the appointment Of
Foud Minister of State created great surprise, and
the funds had risen considerably in consequence,
The elections IN the departments had resulted avorably
Tor The government.
Arrival OF the Canada.-Three days Later.
HALIFAX, Aug. l6.-The Canada has arrived. with
Liverpool dates OF the 7lh inst. The Canada reached
Halifax at O'Clock this evening, and sailed for Boston
at 2 o'clock She brings l3O passengers.
MARKETS
Cotton has declined /. l6 Id, chiefly in lower and
mlddlng qualities. The sales OF the week have been
$1,000 bales of which speculaors took 600 bales and
exporters 1900 bales The imports have been SO 800
bales, OF which A 500 bales American The stock
OF American ia $4,000 bales. The quotations are fair
Orleans esd mddlng sid fair Mobile and upland Sd
middling 5sd.
LONDON MONEY MARKEr-Barings Circular quotes U.
s. es 62 al 1904 lo7t do 67 6S lost 1904 Pennsyl.
vana SIS 81 ss Maryland 6's, 81 9s Ohio 6s, rs,
l04 lO5; Kentucky 6s, go 10, 80 a 100.
FRANCE.
Count DOrsay was dead, and also Johannot, the
painter.
The conference had been resumed between France and
Belgium.
Ii had been decided to have no review or e,e on the
18th instant.
taken possession OF Tnpoi.
ENGLAND.
The English press notice the fishery difficulties, and
generally blame the Derby administration
Accounts regarding the potato crop in Ireland
favorable.
The London press generally favors the English inter-
probation of the treaty of 1875 but blame the admnstra-
ton for not giving previous notice OF their intention TO
enforce il. The subject is creating some anxiety.
rumor is current IN England that France is about TO
call a meeting OF the maritime powers OF Europe TO
protest against the aggessons of the United States against
Mexico.
PORTUGAL.
A son had been born 10 Don Miguel who makes over
his claim TO the throne of Portugal 10 the inan,a
The Portuguese Cortes have been dissolved by the
Queen. The ministry have resigned and new election
Is 10 take place Immediately for members of ihe Cores,
preceded by an electoral decree.
BELGIUM
teegraphc despatch from Osiend states that the Bel
gan States General has decided reject The commercial
treaty with France.
The cholera has been causing dreadful Iavages in
Posen.