The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-22
ny TELEGRAPH.

NEW YoRK, June "a,
The Humboldt has arrived Cotton unchanged. with
moderate saies Flour advanced from sxponco shll
ling wheat from two 10 three pence,
The Humboldt brings hundred and twenty five pas
senges Among them are w, @. Bryant. Mrs emon
and family X. Schleden, special envoy from Bremen
Bingham, consul general from the English
Caracas NJ Brown, late American consul Rome r.
W sykes, bearer OF dispatches from the American iega
ton at Paris. #A 90. .HE a.t
English Mediterranean fleet has slied for the Darda
nelles. ..... ....-E. y.
The Channel feet has been ordesed TO the Med,erra
mean
The French fleet has spived in Besics bay.
The Russian forces marching toward, Modavia and
Wallscha. Troops ordered 10 take forced marches ton
Warsaw to Bess Arabia. Fl sa.ar $50 .... .
Tho Egyptian fleet and army of thirty thousand
proceeding the support OF the Suan and the T-rcm,n
chiefs were raising one hundred thousand men
The mediation OF Austria and Prussia was spoken of
Count Nesserode had arrived in London with des-
patches.
later despatch the London Times states that the EN-
peor of Russia had despatched courier Constantine
pc with a demand that Menschikof's last proposal should
be accepted by the Porte in eight days .laa Il 0,.a,
The Cambria arrived out the 6th the Baltic tho
7lh
There is split in the English cabine. between Lord
Russell and the Irish members.
The ratification OF the Zoi-Verein treaty had been
changed ,..s.. . ..... +,
BKkLrN 2d--h was still thought that peace would be
preserved but further developments anxousy looked
The income. bill had passed the Commons The sub
ec of tho imprisonment of British colored subjects by
South Carolina was about being brought before Parla-
ment.
May exceeded those OF last year millions and
| quarter pounds.
London money market improved
FURTHER FROM
Bosror, June 2OTbe city OF Buenos Ayres still be-
sieged by the forces under Lagos and Irauiza.
Commodore Coe the commander OF the squa iron be-
longing the besegers had notified the foreign ministers
and OF vesseso lying in the harbo tina
he should blockade the port after allow ing vessels in the in
ner roads six and those in the roads twenty days
fnsh loading.
These conditions could not be complied with, the
latest advccs the custom house remained closed
The United States fiig,te Congress was lying at Monte
video, to sail on the 20h OF May for Rio Janero.
At Buenos Ayes, the brig Cfonstadt, f'om Boston lo
Monevd.o, detained by the blockading squadron.
Spoken, June 49, Nantucket Shoa fifteen miles, the schr
Susan, OF Boston, for Wilmington.
LATER FROM ArREs-THE PORT BLoCKADED, ETC
SALEM Mass June 20 by the barque Argentine, at this
port we have dates from Monevdeo 10 the 18th May
| Buenos Ayres was still closely besieged.
General Urquza had announced that the port would be
Immediately blockaded and was thought that the block
would be recognised by the foreign powers In which
case the city would be compelled TO surrender.
The customhouse is closed, and business generally sus
pended
The schooner Henry A BuIling, Captain Kennedy from
Baltimore was a Monte video the Let of May.
SAILING OF THE STEAMERS CALIFORNIA
New YORK. June 20 The steamships Uncle Sam, Hi
nois and Promeheus will leave this after with
large number Of passengers FIR California The former
boat proceeds through the straits Of sgelan, touching
Valparaiso, and thence Panama. Among the passen
gers in the Illinois is large number OF ladies'
| CONVICTED
BALTIMORE, June 20.-Lswis Montague has been tried
by the superior court, Petersburg, Virginia. and ounc
guilty of the wiul murder OF Gardiner 6. Thompson,
| the l7Ih Of June, 1852.