The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-04-06


Later from Europs-Arrivai Of the Baltic.
New YoRx, April 5-l0 a. m.--The steamer Baltic ar
rived this morning with three days later intelligence
corn, pence Provisions firm Coffee sugar molasses
and tobacco steady Money easy.
NV YoRK, April 6-2l, p. mThe Baltic brings thirty
four passengers The steamers America and Cy OF Glas-
gov had arrived out Coesos had advanced TO sSi
Lord Bougham had laid ON the table bill TO reduce tbs
period between the dissolution and the reassembing Of the
Parliament ne from ON thirty thirty to hve days 80
Manchester the subject of free trade again questioned
prbys reply was, that he was anxious for the Settlement
Of tue commercial policy, and honge next autumn should
opportunity ofdeclaring concusvey the verdict ,s
ton on the course OF policy proposed by her Maesys gov
In the House Commons Lord John Russell asked the
Chaneelios OF the Exchequer whether majority Of the
present Parliamen and with the easr
possible delay The Chancellor stated that il the wish
will elected decision may DO taken
the question OF confidence in the
and on the measures which they Will feel II their duty 10
propose. -
The arrival Of Colonel Fremon, in England had excited
FRANCE the budget for 1853, which win shortly be
laid osi1s the M s Of bh me win BE-
the gendarmeie will probably be made Of twenty thou
The French President present at review on Nom
day grand Of the Tullees Everything pass
he wa. greeted With cries Of .Vive LEmpereur The
Of the Bank Of France have resolved
be aside for advances French public securities
SpAIS-Madrid papers the arrest Of M Rivero
radical deputy.
New York, March 5-2A pm.
The steamer Ohio, from Chagres and Havana. arrived
A. s. Coa OF Cincinnati, died on board Of piion
The Ohio take her regular place la the line
Among her passengers is George Law. esq.
One boat burnt to ,oaters sdg. Three others damaged BY the
expiosion.
sr LOUIS, April 3.-The steamboat Glencoe. from New
Orleans while coming to at our levee this evening, burst
all boilers with awful crash, shaering the boat in
every direction and scattering death aud dismay among
the hundred and fifty passengers upon her decks. large
number killed and wounded; but, amid the present
confusion, it 10 impossible ascertain the oil the
killed or the survivors,
The steamboats, Cataract, Georgia, and Western lying
alongside, all less shattered and several
persons standing upon their decks were killed by the
| piosion.
The Glencoe took fire from the embers blown of the
furnaces, and burned to the waters edge
New OsLKANs, April Authorization has been received
here of the wreck and total os Of the steamship ndepen
dence from this port in bay the 18th ut She
all Of whom exec seven persons saved The lost
Mrs Monou and her three children; Mrs Lieut..
Jonesj the chief mate and Mrs Hovey
Terrible Steamboat accident.
MADISON (a April 3Ths afternoon, about half past
for Cincinna with about 10 passengers board inolu-
ding crew, backing out from SCOTS lnndRg about
three miles above Canolon her boilers burst with emen
dous force, killing large portion of those board, and
boat being completely shattered, immediatsy sunk Ia
ohsrwIse i've been saved were drowned or the crow
only the captain and clerk saved and the former
severely injured that is thought he
bodies Of those board could be recovered Up ococ
this morning fifteen dead bodies Were Obtained, most of
caton The OF the uncertainties have not been
ceriained s