The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-08-24
Arrival OF the Atlantic. Four Days Later from
Europe.


The Collins steamship Atlantic CANAAN West, with
four days later adyces from all parts Of Europe reached
her dock al New York about halt past three o'clock yes
.eIdsy She eil Liverpool on he nh gslan at quar-,
III o'clock Saturday nght--thus making the passage
IN ten days and seven hours. The Atlantic has now
made the four quickest successive trips ever accom-
plished between New York and Liverpool
The Asa arrived al Liverpool on Saturday evening,
7th instant. at ten minutes past o'clock.
The by the Atlantic is OF no special importance.
The fishery question is discussed in OF The London
papers, and has caused slight depression in the funds.
The general belief appears TO be that the matter VIII DO
settled amIcably.
Mr.. Macgregor, formerly President OF the Board OF
Trade publishes letter in the Daily News and other
metropolitan papers, strongly favor OF amicabe adj
ustnenl OF the fishery question. On the subject
the Daily News q the 9th says in lis remarks on The
money market As regards OF The points that have
told very sensiby in favor OF the bears. viz the AmeEi
can fishery dispute are in position 10 sate from the
beet authority, that in the present position Of the altar
tenuplon OF our friendly relations with the United States
will ensue" Hol
The London Times of the 9th has leader ia fayoro
the British claims. The Morning Herald government
ogan has the following, which may be regarded az semi
Official:
" In reference to question which naturally. al this
momen absorbs the public attention both in England
and the United States, the facts are follow Her
Majestys government have made no new claims
the United States. and have Withdrawn concessions
made 10 that government. No renewal OF the long
vexed question respecting the Bay Fundy has been
ted Lord Abedeens concession OF 1915 respecting that
arm OF the sea guarded as il was by bis iordshp BY
assertion OF rights the whole bay) remains
where it was. The disputed Interpretation OF the TECH
meal terms OF the treaty OF 1913 remains where il
All that has been done by The government is 10 strength
Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick, to defend right
which the United States do not and never did dis
putenamely, that OF retaining exclusively in our posses
sion the wafer within three miles OF shores from
the encroachments OF both the French and American fish,
ermen and the American vessel The Coral, alluded 10.
was seized within quarter OF mile Of our own coast
Our squadron is now no largerthan the French one on
the same coast Our right is that which demands the
respect OF all nations OF the globe-one acknowledged
by the International law; and II for many years our
successive governments have neglected to protect their
ellowsubjecs France and the United States always
protect theirs. both in America and in the channel
our sh q
ec, upon which both here and across the Atlantic the
public have been most grossly msinfofmed and mslsd'"
The Times reviews at great length the pursued
by the New York courts and government in relation
the fugitive Kane. The apparent difficulty is attributed
entirely 10 the approaching presidential election, and the
ha, contest. Ii expresses the belief that the prisoner
will be given up in accordance with treaty stpuaions,
and that the procrastnation is intended merely TO leave
the matter unsettled till the election has been decided
Accounts Of the potato crop are at least no worse.
The Paris Pays, in a letter from Vienna, announces
that in note addressed by the English TO the
Austrian cabinet the assurance IS gwen that all measures
Of precauon will be taken 70 pIWen the presence OF
Kossulh in London from troublngMe good relations es-
abshed between England ana Austria
Prince Napoleon Bonaparte, son of Ak King Jerome,
has been offered the ministry the United States
OF NJ Sartges. M Bonaparle has declined the embassy,
but will 60 temporarily 10 Washington. We give the re-
port as il is current.
Petitions for the creation OF the empire extending
throughout France
The Iumor of the bombardment OF TIipoli was nearly
but quite correct Dispatches dated 30th OF July had
arrived in Paris announcing that the prisoners respect
ing whom the difficulty occurred had been given up about
"A ohs ahft Ira
The cause OF the difficulty was The i'll treatment OF two
French deseers who bad taken refuge at Trpoh. where
attempts were made to convert them to lslamsm. The
claimed the protection OF the French consul generals
but Notwithstanding his interference, they were s-ea-
ed and thrown into prison lmmediaelyon the news reach
ing France, squadron was ordered 70 sail from lou.
the release Of the two prisoners TO destroy the town
On the afternoon OF the 2sh the squadron anchored be-
fore Tnpol and summoned the commandant (1or The
Pasha had fed into the niero) TO deliver up the
by sunrise next morning No answer having been re-
turned by seven O'Clock, the merchant vessels in the
bay hauled out oil the reach OF the guns, the consul
struck his flag and with the other Christian residents.
went on board the fleet The squadron ahoat TO
open fire the town, after last summons to the CON-
mandan, when, al o. a. ~, the men were promised TO
be surrendered, and 49, p m, were given up. Next
morning, the 30lh, the fieet put to sea-
CoSsPIRAcYIs ITALY "A letter from Rome gives some
details of the recent arrests Of members OF the revou
tionsry committee, residing in Lombady, Tuscany. and
the Roman States II appears that the Austrian consul
at Genoa, hearing OF the death OF person. Lombard
by birth, went TO place seals on DIS property wnen
found that the deceased OF the paymasers
Of The conspiracy. The mode OF carrying on the cores
pondence also discovered, being by means OF elk
the coors oil which disappeared by chemI
cal washing the writing being brought ont by The
operation In consequence OF this discovery. various ar
have taken place at Fonara and other places in the
Roman States.
BELGIUM.
The Belgium ministry, with the exception OF Mr. Frere
Arban, retain Office.
Commercial relations between France and Belgium had
been established the former footing The conmon.law
treaty Of ls46 had not been renewed.
The Queen OF England was on a visit TO Belgium.
PRUSSIA.
The Berlin papers state that the postal treaty with
America about to be concluded
The cholera was raging frighiiully At Daniziy and
throughout Poland.
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE
Accounts from the Cape OF Good Hope represent the
condition OF affairs there truly desperate The kafs
continued their ourages unchecked and Cen Cathcart
has yet adopted TO put stop 10 their pred
aiory excursions The inhabitants abandoning
the colony in great numbers.
The Propontis steamer had arrived with Cape dates TO
July Let Affairs in the most depiorabIe condition.
Detached parties of troops continually attacked by
the Kats, ammunition captured, and the troops killed
townships had been attacked, cattle driven OF, and the
nails captured.
Advices from Africa state that the slave trade
hourishng Two steamers. having each on board 500
negroes and sailing vessel with 400, had eIuded the
British cruisers At The factory al Rio Ponzos 1000
slaves awaiting embncaion.
fhy-Ssc kson DemA Assoctafons-rbe o
requested assemble Democratic Hail."
Tuesday evening 2kb inst, u O'clock for tho Of