The daily union., 1852-11-02
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brings l20 passengers.
The steamer City ofGlasgOw arrived at Liverpool the
18th ult
ENGLAND
The Queen held court and prvy council at Windsor
Castle on Saturday. which Parliament ordered pro
rogusd from the 2ist october the 4;h November
Mr. lngersou, the American minister, had audience
with the Queen Saturday, the I6h He presented bis
credentials In due form.
The subject OF revving the Coronation Church in Eng.
land producing much excitement in the religions cir
ces
Considerable remitances OF gold again being made
from London the continent caused by the
in imports in produce owing 70 the late rise in prices
FRANcK.
decree has been published conyokng Senate on the
ih November.
The resignation Of Pssgney the Minister Of the Interior
OF France is much talked Of and The belief is IL will take
place. II is further said he will be appointed TO higher
post in future imperial household. When Louis Napo
leon returns 10 Paris, 1t Is said that IT, after the debera
lions of the Senate, the form Of the French government
shall be changed, the result win be eubmited TO the peo
ple and legislative body will be appointed ascertain
the regularity OF the and declare the result the
entry Napoleon into Paris which be celebrated with
magnificent ecat Paris correspondent of the London
Globe Napoeons marriage with the Princess Vassa is
a settled fact
The general tendency of affairs la France continues de-
cidedy towards the establishment OF empire, which IL
is thought win take place. uetness however and
harmony continue prevail and Napoleon rapidly grow
ing and more into public favor The great mass Of
the people seem anxious 10 crown hlm emperor.
The speculative mania in Paris continues increase
In interest the Of 10 per had
tualy been paid 10 transactions from settle
ment another
TURKEY.
bdel Kader. the Arab chief has been liberated and
| to receive a pension from the French government
The reduction of the army and amnesty talked of
The Sultan of Turkey has refused atiy the Turkish
loan.
Funes services in honor OF the Duke Of Wellington were
celebrated a October.
change has occurred in the Turkish cabinet, which is
now quite tncured with Austrian and Russian sent-
ments,
The Spanish had received despatch the cap
tain general of Cuba, dated l4th September announ-
cling that all quiet in his domnions The steamer
Astoria De Selloa to be Immediately despatched in
place OF the Pizauo.
BY advices dated October g. il announced that the
from the United States wee for the present. snbect
quarantine observance at Leghorn tor six days.
Lale political excitements Snegablea said to be
followed up by similar buicheries UIbana and An
coma.
The brig Balverem from Bristol brings one days later ad
vices from Danz. She put into Portsmouth, having
into the Metropolitan, from London for Glasgow
The latter sunk Immediately in thirty fathoms
water of Beachy Head-the and passengers saved.
The Liverpool market without material
change though quite firm in consequence of the ad
Sunday afternoon 18th uli The sales Of cotton the
days. 49, 900 bales The official quotations are
Fair Orleans 6l mddling do, Cd; fair upands and Mo
bile, 6id middling do, SID The Havre market
steady, bat active.
Breadstufs-Floar without material change Some
circulars quote firm previous prices whilst others repre-
rather auguid market There is however be
change notice in puces-B atmore aud Philadelphia %
22s Sd per bbl The supply of wheat is good, and the
rket is scarcely trm but change la prices Indian
corn firm and good demand at previous quotations
Corn meal unchanged.
ArriuaI Of the Black WnriOr.-HighIy Important from
CubG--arripal ef Judge Conklin Mniasr 10 Meri-
eo.-Inisrpisg rih The Captain ai-Patial ar
rungemsnt Of he Difficulties regarding The Crescent
City, Se.-Coneessions OF the Captain Genera.
NEw ORLEANS Nov. 1.-The Picayune has advices
Of the arrival Of the Black Warrior. from New
York via Havana, Mobile yesterday morning, after
run from Havana OF nine hours.
The United States steamer Powhatan. from New York
having board Judge Conklin the pponted min
lister Mexico arrived at Havana.
Judge Conklin, after landing, had interview
with the capaingenea IN relation the troubles
between the governments touching the landing the
Crescent City. AT this Interview the difficulties
arranged that the Crescent City shall be
allowed land her mails and passengers but Mr. Smith,
the purser viii not be permitted come shore.
The captan-general also acknowledged 10 Com modore
Newton, Of the Powhaian, that he acted hastily and
willing make suitable apology to the Ams ricsn
government; but in would he allow Mr. Smith,
the purser. TO land on the island.
Fearful Railroad AseidentT Too LiVss Lost and Several
Persons Injured.
sPRrNeFIKLD (Msss, October 3OWe have Just learned
from passenger by the express train from New York. that
on passing the canal bridge Win,or Lock Of
the rails broke, and precipated the last containing
about eighteen passengers into the canal The three hind
of the track when the rail gave way break
ing their trucks and tearing up the track in great Style
The last into the canal in about twelve feet Of
ter, and broken all pieces. Two persons only,
Messrs Parker known to have been drowned. They
brothers, who had pectedly returned from Cali
fornia, and going 10 surprise their wives Their
bodies have been recovered. nnmber OF the passengers
were less injured, bu none u Is believed. fatally
One lady had arm broken The Rev. Mr.. Clarke oi
Worcester, severely hurt, and Is at the Massasot
House here There Of lady being lost but
IL proved TO be incorrect The track broken up that
the pass either way and passengers
erred Of another At last this
evening they drawing the water frcm the canal. TO
" any persons lost One hundred laboers
on the ground repairing the damage
The Disaster Of the Qusc. Guy.
DUNKiRK, Oct 3O.-The steamer Queen City. which