The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-11-13
From me Journal Of Commerce.
Arrival OF the Humboldt.

Arrival OF the HumbOldt.
BY the United States mail steamship Humboldt. Capt
J. d. Lines. our dates from Hayre. Southampton, and
London, are TO the 2sth, and Paris The Goth ult.
Owing 10 the heavy storm the coast OF France the
Humboldt could not leave Haye till day after the
appointed time.
The United States mail steamer Atlantic arrived at
Liverpool at 9, a. M on the 9th ultimo. The Hermann
arrived at Cowes en- route TO Bremen. Friday, the 22d
ultmo The British mail steamer Canada from Boston
and Halifax reached Liverpool at m, the gath
ullimo.
verdict OF wilful murder against the parties in custo-
dy, who were concerned in the duel at Egham, near
Windsor, had been brought in by the coroner's jury.
Suspicious of foul play were excited.
The Morning Herald (the government organ) an
that line. Of battle ships, buing built or ABOUT
10 be built ordered to be fitted with propelles
The Royal Albert is also 10 be heightened 80 feet and
fitted with engines Of 900 horse power She will carry
1870 guns aud be OF 4,l00 tons burden.
The Duke OF Wellnglon's funeral s defntlvey fixed
TO take place the 18th November The Duke oil ler-
cera with aid decamp and several staff officers, had
arrived at Southampton in the steamship Tagus, depued
by the Portuguese government to be present al me cee
monlal -
The Paris Constitutional announces that great add-
tons be made to the port OF Haye. The harbor
is TO be sceased docks are 10 be estaDlished ana
works constructed for the defence OF the roads and
port
teegaphc despatch via Trieste, 10 anticipation OF
the arrival OF the overland mall published IN the Lon
don journals, conveying intelligence that brigade Of the
British army, accompanied by General GOODWILL mad
left Rangoon for Prone The steamers were TO return
Immediately for second brigade. The Burmese had
destroyed Prone and had posted themselves in Masse
soma height ten miles off the town. They were SAID 10
be only 1000 strong. with a few guns.
The London Stock Exchange had been much discon
certed by the reputation of the Turkish loan by The
Sultan. advces that effect having been received by
telegraph from Consanlnope. The Sultan had ordered
the first instalmen TO be returned 10 the subscribers
but those who had purchased at premium WILL how
ever, be heavy losers, without any hope OF indemnify
The London Times states that the exports OF goods to
H. ufInnA
LIQUIDS manufactured goods, and British metals, have
been sent out in remarkable quantities. The rise in
freghts had been equal TO 80 per cent within the last
six weeks and there was considerable difficulty in getting
ships Ten shps OF aggregate tonnage OF 1922 TONS
had cleared from London for Australia during the past
week.
Dates from Lisbon 10 the 10th ut, received at South
ampton by the steamer Tagns, announce that decree
defnvely settling the Port wine question had been pro-
mugaed by the government and had passed into opera
ton al Oporo. where the measure was generally well
received This decree equazes the export duty on vines
and will put stop TO the shipments OF Port wine TO the
United States for reshipment TO Europe. Shipments OF
wine were becoming brisk and freight had risen consld
erably at Oporto. The vintage expected TO be The
worst known in Portugal, most OF the grapes being
Letters from Madrid state that the ship of the line
Reina Donna Isabel, of Sc guns, was launched on the
10Th October at Caracca 49,
The French accounts report continued tranquility IN
the capital The London Morning Chronicle mentions
rumor that another internal machine had been dscov-
cred at Fontanebeau and that 1t was TO have been DIS
charged at the President while he hunting in the
forest. Public attention was principally occupied win
the approaching meeting of the Senate on the 4th NO.
vember II said that to avoid all discussion, but one
single article would be submitted TO the people, to the
effect that the French empire shall be hereditary IN the
direct line of the family Of Louis Napoleon bn, in the
event OF The Emperor having no male lssue ne snail
have the right OF naming his successor"
Abdel Kader pay visit TO Paris as soon as he
was allowed TO quit his place OF confinement Inc
Pope il was reported had declined TO proceed 10 Paris TO
perform the OF coronation and conservation Tor The
new Emperor The Prince President was present at a
grand representation at the Theatre Francais on the 20
urno. on which occasion Mdlle RACHEL reced an ole
composed for the purpose, entitled fEmpire eed poir.
All the corn market in Mark Lane, the 25th inst,
the supplies OF English wheat were not so good IN quail
~ as during the previous week, and sales proceeded
slowly, without much alteration IN prices Foreign wheat
was in increased demand and held on rather higher
terms Supply OF barley small Malt IN demand. Oats
firmly held Flour about the the best brands oil
English being in fair request American hour hrm al
prices The sales of floating csrgoes OF foreign
wheat and Indian rather checked by the ar
rival OF OF thirty vessels oil the coast, but hold
| ers asked rather higher terms.
The activity in the manufacturing districts continued
UNINTERRUPTED and the and coal trades were very
brisk steady demand was experienced al Manchester,
but the rise in The price OF cotton at Liverpool had IN
degree checked operations Al Leeds ana NounS.
ham there large transactions al higher prices The
1 Irish linen market also was active.
The weekly reports from The continental markets are
favorable coffee cotton oe sa asmbur nnu uko' al
The Liverpool cotton market had an upward tendency
Sales on the 25h I2000 bales including 1000 Tor ex-
port and 500 on speculation. All kinds OF American
dearer Sales the goth, $4,000 10 10000 bales al
rise OF neeighth. Sales on The 27th, $4,000 bales
prices still advancing
/ Iospos October 27.-The English funds have again
been firm to-day and in the price OF consos for money
there has been improvement OF an eighth. The first
limitations were 1904 10 for money, and 1904 10 for
the account and they left of al 1904 10 for both money
and account Bank stock closed al 222 TO 22l reduced
ogt 10 three and-a quarter per cents. 1882 long annu
iies Oh; India stock, 274 10 276 India bonds SOS TO
SIS and exchequer bills (Match) 75s. TO 7ss, pune)
ia 77s premium.
The scrip of the Turkish loan experienced further
heavy decline almost Immediately alter the commence
m emf OF business, but there subsequently partial
recovery and the closing quotation was the same as That
of Yesterday The fact that its price IL even thus lar
maintained furnishes a striking protest against the con-
duct OF the Turkish government since shows that The
idea OF so monstrous act OF Reputation being carried
out is regarded as incredible The transactions in the
official list were at A. a. 81 a. g. and II premium, and
the last quotation was 81 to premium.
The failure OF yodng dealer was announced in The
stock exchange yesterday consequent upon extensive
q bear" specuaiions in Lancashire and Yorkshire, Mid
Hand and some Of the other heavy railway stocks This
Icircumstance will account Tor a great rise IN some oil
these lines late in The afternoon. The liabilities OF the
deauter are rather considerable and the case Is under
stood 10 present some bad features
j The msT-A correspondent inquiries, with reference
Ia the scarcity oil silver coin, "What are the mint au-
lthotities doing " And he urges us TO arouse them
from their lehargy and set them 10 work we are au.
horized 10 state that besides much larger amount oil
gold coin more than three million pieces OF silver coin
from the mint TO the public through the Bank since the
commencement OF July, and that the most energetic
measures being adopted at the mint TO increase me
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