The daily union., 1852-09-07
Arrival OF the Arcfic.-Three Days Later from
Europe.

NEw YoRK, September 6,-The steamer Arctic arrived
here al lls o'clock last night She brings Liverpool
dates TO the 25th August being three days later and
hundred and seventy passengers among whom is Madame
Sonag the great vocalist
The English Parliament to assemble on the 10th
December
The general news is unmportant The weather con-
unued favorable and the harvest promising.
The Liverpool cotton market was quiet, with down,
ward tendency but prices remained The same as qqo'ed
by the America. Fair upland, 50 mddng, 80 Orleans
fair. Cd The sales OF four days were 10000 bales oil
which speculaios took 5000 The Havre cotton market
was steady. Business in the manufacturing districts
steady, but not quite so active.
Breadsuiis-The flour market was less hrm, and
prices declined during the four days 50 od. per Dbl
Wheat has declined Id per hushel indian corn declined
Provisions We're less active and indicated slight de-
cline. .
asses ouet Rice duil-small sales al l6s Cd l9s Cd
Naval stores in steady request-prices unchanged.
Tobacco in good demand at full prices
The money market was easy consuls huctualed and
The political news generally is very unnterestng. All
quiet.
The Liverpool Chamber of Commerce has recon-
mended that letters from the United States be assorted on
board of the steamers during their passage.
During the week ending 25th August ten ships had
sailed for Australia The gold excitement was increasing
Three thousand passengers had gone out on board these
vessels. Three recent arrivals from Australia brought
MADAME Sontag, assisted by Miss Laura Keene and
Others gave grand concert on board the Arctic on the
Sd instant for the benefit OF the crew II IL spoken OF
as a splendid treat
The Hon Robert ]. Walker is exp xpecied at Galway on
the 2lst instant The indicator sumises that hs visit
has some connexon with the establishment OF steam
packet line between the city of New York and Galway.
FRANCE.
The Paris Monieur Of Thursday officially announces
that the Minister OF Foreign Affairs had signed two
Ties with the Belgian plenipoenares, the first recipro
cay guaran'ying all property IN literary works and
works OF art the second making certain notifications
in the custom tariff
The Monateur further announces that F Efendi has
been appointed Foreign Minister by the Snan and that
the Porte has given full satisfaction to France for the
Trpo affair, well promised 10 accede to other de-
mands OF the French government.
Rear Admiral Feboler DespeInes has been appointed
to the command OF the French fleet in The Pacific station
The Cadiz Journal announces that the line of steam
ships plying between Spain and Cuba would soon be
inforced by other steamers OF large size and that
departures from Cadz would take place twice every
month.
PORTUGAL.
Oporto letters of the Goth August state that the ship
ments from that port have been almost entirely suspend
ed in consequences of The expected reduction and equa
zalion of export duties wines Several vessels were
detained for some dause and could not get cargoes.
HOLLAND.
The reports of the Intervention of Holland TO prevent
The departure of the American expedition and abandon
ment OF the project OF the United States in
of which the authorities of Japan had permitted Their
country be entered in order arrange the question Of
difficulty, are uniounded All that the government of
Holland proposed do address 10 the COVER
OF Japan an amcable despatch, with view OF preparing
favorable reception for Com Perry, and to point out the
advantages that would result TO Japan from opening its
ports to foreign commerce.
SWITZERLAND.
The federal assembly stands prorogued TO the 18th jan
uary.
ITALY.
The modification Of the Piedmont ministry is again
the taps.
IRELAND.
Nothing OF special interest
GERMANY
Affairs throughout Germany were in state Of tran
quillity.