The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-15
Europe.

The American mail. steamer Baltic arrived at New
York on the l3th bringing Liverpool dates to the ID
instant She brought seventy-seven passengers and
full freight
MARKETS,
LIVERPOOL, June 2-The sales OF cotton for the last
three days have amounted to 10000 bales, OF which
IA 900 bales were for export and speculaton-neay all
American. The imports during the time have been
1880 bales. The market closes quiet and less firm.
Fair Orleans. 6id middling 5-l6d; ordinary, 81 a
4Sd; fair uPlands' SD; mddling' % $685. ordr
nary la 4ad.
Bresdstulfs were in fair request at full raessales Of
Western canal, Baltimore, and Philadelphia Hour at POS
2Os. 3D. Ohio, 2ls 2s. Cd; Red wheat, S. Cd 81.
l0d.; white, 0s Id. a 3D. Adj. Corn had further ad
vanced Is IS. Brown & Shipey, however quote an
advance Of only 3D. Maxwell quotes the advance at Is,
and says no floating cargoes are Tor sale,
In other kinds OF American produce there was nothing
10 report business having been confined to the retail trade
at previous rates.
Trade in the manufacturing districts was dull, owing
TO the Whitsunde holidays but anicipations OF the
future were cheerful.
Money market.--Consols had advanced 10 1904 1905
Tor money and account Foreign stocks were hrmer, With
small business.
ENGLAND.
The news from England is not important.
The floors OF the building used temporarily as corn ex
change at London fell in on Tuesday, precpltaDg a
large number OF persons TO the cellar below Two men
were killed, and numbers of others seriously injured
Sir Harry Smith had returned from the Cape OF Good
Hope and reports that the fighting still continued.
The British admiralty OF the Pacific station had de-
claed that the Lobus islands were as much part OF Peru
as the Scilly islands OF Great Britain This opn-
ion is strongly controverted by the British commercial in
terests.
The crops throughout England and Ireland were very
promising
Submarine communication between Hoyhead and Dub
lin would be completed about the 5th instant.
The Pope had confirmed Dr. Cullen as the Catholic
bishop of Dublin.
FRANCE.
Political affairs were quiet The French import re
turns show a great Improvement in trade. The duties
from merchandise exceed by ten millions francs those of
last year.
= The commission on the budget had shown an unex-
pected independence They had rejected the Presidents
demand for twenty three millions francs to defray the
expenses Of 81 additional troops and had refused the
credicts demanded for the ministry OF police They
also expressed regret at the conscaton OF the Orleans
property
Ii was reported that Heckeren Napoeon's special en-.
voy to the northern powers, well received but
distinctly informed that revision of the treaties of 1915
was lnadmssibe He was also told that Congress TO
which England should be invited to discuss the political
constitutions of continental Europe out of the ques.
uon
The Papal government was uneasy at intelligence OF
frequent conferences between Napoleon and the chiefs Of
the Italian liberal party.
The Austrian financial embarrasmens were more com
pcaed than Discomfort had begun 10 show itself
throughout all the provinces
GERMANY.
II was rumored at Berlin that the recent settlement be-
tween the King of Denmark and the Duke OF AHgusten
burg would be repudiaied by ths Germanc Diet
1t was also stated that Neufechael would be given
back TO Prussia.
The British troops captured Ragoon. after an assault OF
three days. The magazine was blown up by bomb
shell. occasoning heavy loss The cholera was raging
among the British troops.
The Bombay markets were active. Trade at Calcutta
was depressed