The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-12

forced the passage of the Danube ON the 2
brisk fire from the Turkish fort OF Tsaicki The Rus
had colonel three officers aud twelve sailors killed.
and forty wounded. They say however, that they suo-
ceeded in setting the fort on fire with a she'll
rELEoRAPH.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1l-S p. MIN France everything IL
prepared for the land expedition ConsantnopIe; but
orders viii be given march unless circumstances
render 1t necessary.
Letters IN Paris from ST PetesbuIgh speak OF the strong
desire OF Count Nesselrode for further egotatious
reported in Paris that Emperor Nicholas has ab-
Dictated in favor Of the hereditary Grand Duke This was
doubted, but had effect in giving to the msrkes
Dr. Hies succeeds Lacour French minister st Con-
santnople
reported that tile had said in answer ~. -
quest OF England and France that would ev.oua. m.
principaitie that he would rather back out than Asht
them.
The combined fleets have anchored Ia the 80. Of M.,o
ea The Turkish government IL said have declined
the OF the fleets. This unlsss the
allies appehensive of the safety OF the Sultan Tho
Turkish government undertakes to the Snlans
safety, and has for fleets at Conssnnops except
as active allies.
The Turkish Minister of Finance has resigned Saa.t
Pacha succeeds him Courers running and fro,
but not muc news transpires. 1t Tumored that
four powers had daugh,ed proposition. The King
Of Belgium 10 said TO be excrng his influence.
There fleet at Constantinople tho l9th.
II was not believed that pitched baulo had been
fought The Turkish government displays much military
acty and has officially recognised Sohamy and other
Circassan Chiefs and sent them arms and munitions.
The Russians have 50 600 men ut Bucharest.
stated positively that the Russians, and not the
Crcassians were defeated in the recent engagement.
Persia had dsbanded her the Turkish fronsilsr
In England subscriptions being collected for tss
tmonial to Capt Ingraham.
Spain has large fleet ready for sea-supposcd for the
Mediterranean.
Madrid letter Of tho 25h states that Mr.. Souls had
been received by the Queen.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 29The better qualities of cotton wore
firm Lower grades had declined 3D. Sales Of tho week
&c. $50 bales. Middling Orleans, Sd fair Mobile, 6id
mddling, SD. fair Uplands. Gil. middIing, SD.
Breadsufs had advanced and very activs i'm
proving prices The advance week was 10 Ia -four
81 in wheat, and q. Is. ia White wheat, l0s 3d.
lis Western canal -four, 37s Cd Philadelphia, Baltimore,
and Ohio 3Ss. 38s 3D. Fine white corn 49,; yellow,
ass
Pfovsions-Beef was unchanged-saes =. 96s No sales
pork bacon dull at A., Lard unchanged-sales or -
tons sos; tAow declined Is. Coveneed Hrm II -
Sos Rosin rmsaies Of 500 barrels At g. lid for
mon, and lbs for fine Spirits of turpentine dull S7a
3d., Rice unchanged saes 22s 25s Sugar dull.
Coffee unchanged Tea firm. and tending upwards.
Trade at Manchester quiet and unchanged Commercial
a1vicss from India We're favorable.
LONDON MARKET.
LsNDoN, Oct. 29.-Stocks generally dull. Money
tighter Csnsus had declined Oil 9l United Ssatss
SIS, (bonds 1858, IDOL ltiA ditto ssock) 1857 1873.
ITO I0A ditto, 1852, lO9A Pennsylvania 81, So Ma
ryland SIS, SO a 81 Kentucky SIS, 80 SO.
HAvRE MARKET.
HAvRE, Oct. 25-Sales of cotton for the week 7.7S0
bales at per cent advance-stock 900 bales.
Ceneses -four As SO francs. White whea IS 81 francs
LOUISIANA ELECTION.
Nkw ORLEANS, Nov. l0.-In the frat district for Conuss
Dunbar (dsm elected by 1900 majority In sseonA
district part of the city gives Davis dem) 60 majority
Hunt, (whig) The remaining portions of district
are largely WING. The result is doubtful
Marigny (dem is elected sherifby 800 majority.
INAUGURATION THE GOVERNOR OF GEORGIA.
MILLRpaEvILLK, (Ga.,) Nov. l0.-Johnson (dem) was
naugurated governor yesterday His majority was 800
votes.
vKRxoNr SENATOR.
MONTPELIER Nov ll.-No choice Of United States 50.
has been effected yet On the ninth and last ballot
the stood-Kelosg (dem) 80, Collamer (whix) "a
SKATER eesoil) %, Branerd tdem) IL, scattering
TRADE.
CINCINNATI, Nov. I0.--Easern exchange par to mar
cent premium. The money pressure WIS ysstsr-
day, but the market ie easier to-day Hogs arc Dc.
cnimg. There Sellers but buyers At 81 u.s. Msss
pork dull SIS per barrel Lard has declined TO o.
Flour, So DO There Is no improvement, in navigation
PROM AsrNwALL.
New YORK, Nov. 1.-THE steamer America has arrived
from Aspinwa. with dates November lst. She brings
nothing later from Caliionisp
The Golden Gate left Aspinwa for Now York with coo
passengers
The brig Nassau had arrived A,pinwan from Bslu-
more.
DISTRESS.
Bosros, Nov. 1.-THE barque Regatta from New York
for Plymouth, England with cargo Of grain. inst put
into this port in distress.
RIvxR-HALriAoRK VAxoHrs
WHEELING, Nov. l0.-The water In tho Ohio
feet, bnt permanent rise looked for inasmach
there In the mountains to-day and yess.
day The Ionsn leaves with eighu and passsn
gers Baltimore for Cincinnati this evening Large
quantities freight knowa be tho way here b
shipped Baltimore and Ohio railroad to the East
PROMINENT
BosroS, Nov. lit. J. Lobdel prominent BROKER.
died here this morning Tho board had meeting il con-
| sequence.
CHARLESTON Nov I0Sales today OF $50 bales COTTON
week $50 bales, at 10Y cents being
advance. Receipts OF the week. 1880 bales stock 1900
bales.
lon 81 cents for mddng Orleans Sales OF 7000 bss
Ohio Hour. at S6 $50 Mess pork sl6 rs Sales Of ~oos
bags coffee, at l0& ii cents for Rio
Nxw ORLEANS, Nov ls-Sates to-day OF 5000 bales cos
| ton Mt steady rates.
Nxw YoRx, Nov. II-2 p, m.-F1our IL siesdy-sass Of
900 bbl. at 81 81 IL for State; ~ 06 ~ II for
Ohio and 81 IL 81 rs for southern. Wheat-saiss Of
IS 600 bushels At $50 for Genesee III 17t esAM
for white western and ITO cents for southern whs.
Coynsae. OF bushels at 81 cents for mixed, and -