The daily union., 1852-11-05
BY TELEGRApH.

ayiUal Of me Afrtea.I Iarss Days Lstr from Europe
NEw YoRS, November 4-fhe royal mail steamer Al
riea arrived here this morning. with three days later adj
vices from Europe Her dates Liverpool 2sd and Lon
don 22d
ENGLAND
There nothing Of special interest that has
Cured Ia England since previous accounts All quiet
IRELAND,
No news worthy Of
The accounts from Paris that tile interesting
topic discussed In the political circles Is the plated
succession OF Louis spoleon the i'm peria throne Az
however, that is rumored affirmed upon the subject is
conjecture An imperial guard OF thousand
it is said will be formed from select baaions Of the army
coon alter the imperial election,
M MoHot, archbishop OF Tours, and the late bishop Of
Orleans. have been elevated to the dignity cardinals
The French naval force in the
be composed entirely of steam vessels.
generally believed that the coronation of Napoleon
will not take place until the middle of May.
The Chronicle says reported that the Turkish envoy
In Paris has been recaed-that the excessive demands
made by France caused Turkey Russian indu
The Paris papers principally occupied with addresses
from various places, calling upon Pfince Napoleon 10 be-
come Emperor
The ministers employ the term excellence in their
official communications with each other
The Of the Senate for the 4.h of November
excites but little interest.
The Pays will shortly be changed from its present title
that of Journal DEmpire
Medals being handed about bearing the ehigy
"Prnce Napoleon, I'd Emperor"
Four per cents closed 05f 60 centmes three per
cents slf 40 Ct
The French custom returns, for September, amount TO
IL ,sil ancsan increase of 5l2. sO5 francs the
month in 1851.
France generally quiet and all concede that an mpiro
is to be established.
The diplomatic relations between the of Wur,em
burg and Prussia which were 80 long interrupted, have
at last been re-estabished on a satisfactory basis
n,utatn I.t
recently
The King of the Two Scies has expressed his salsiao
tion with the conduct of Baron Antonin his representa-
tive in Paris, and created him marquis
Cotton market-The Liverpool cotton market was
steady the close and rather active The weeks sales
81, 900 bales 50s of which taken by the
trade and the residue by pecuatofs and importers The
closing prices are fair Orleans 6ad; fair upands and Mo-
bile 6id.
Breadstufs.-Four firm and in gre at emand at the
prices quoted by the previous steamer. Baltimore and
Phiadelpha 22s Cd 23s Corn meal in steady demand
prices unchanged
Wheat firm and in good request previous prices
considerable sales. Indian in steady demand full
prices, and in some instances slight advance.
Brovisions.-There was steady demand for bacon at
previous prices. Pork in moderate denand-prces
changed. Beet quiet Tallow and lard selling at full
prices.
Naval storesSaes of spirits of urpentine al Sis Rosn
firm at previous rates.
Crocees.The coffee market the continent generally
firm at full prices, and tending upwards Sugars were
active with Cd Cd. advance. Tea active at full
prices,
Sales OF linseed cake at 5s per ton ad vance.
Rice firm at 3D. advance, The tobacco market was
very brisk and unusually firm. Sales full prices and
tending upwards.
Wool The wool market firm, and sales making
with great spirit at full prices.
OILS lower, both olive and nseed sales OF the lat.
ter at 29s.
Bark in steady request.
ur.,- ~a8
Arm. Weeks sales, IL, 400 bales.
Manchester trade active and prices fully maintained.
Iron-There continues active demand FOR iron and
prices tavoring holders.
Hemp-Siesdy demand-ful prices.
Money markst-The money market was more active
and the r of interest firm. Consos, l0ik
Stocks.-Amercan stocks ia good demand with a
gene upward tendency in prices United States 6s Of
1868 I09t no Pennsylvania SIS, Ssl 81 Massachu-
| seus bonds, IU7 los. Maryland do 9sh a 97l
1f,sting Of the Mao orsanf Bar.-AA Saints Day.
NKw ORLEANS, Nov. IA meeting Of tho bar Of this city
took place yesterday. o the purpose OF paying bute
| the memory of Mn, Webster. Speeches made and
passed 1zng the ustrious dead and pro-
| 10 wear the usual badge Of mourning.
This being All Saints day business is partially suspend
ed all classes hockng the various cemeteries the ombs
in which appropriately decked with owers, and ot
tributes TO memory of departed relatives and friends