The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-15


NEW YoRK, Feb. l3--p m.-Ths British mail steamer
Niagara arrived from Liverpool this afternoon. She
bnks Liverpool dates the Goth ult Among her pas
ssngers is the Cheyalier Husemann. the Austrian minis
The steamer Humboldt arrived at Southampton on
Friday
II is umored that Francis Barring will soon succeed
Gladstone Chancellor of the Exchequer:
great peace conference was held at Manchester du-
ring the week Golden. Bright. Sturges. and all the dis
tngushed advocates OF universal peace were present.
and delivered addresses
A trial has been refused In the Achilli and
Newman
Messrs Hirsch Co., Of Rotterdam. have failed to the
amount Of el2o,ooo Their failure was caused by that
oil Messrs. Coman, Stoherf0lman, Co.
The weather in England and Ireland had been favor
able to the crops and had caused decline in bread
stufs
General Goodwin, in Burmah. we learn by the over
land mail and by telegraph had suffered garrison of 400
in Pegu to be invested by strong force OF Burmese,
and had hard fighting to relieve them.
The civil contract Of matrimony between the Emperor
Napoleon and the Countess Of Teba had been signed
The grand religious ceremonies will take place on the
30th. II Notre Dame.
CherbourK beyond doubt will be the port OF depar
ture for the French transatlantic line OF steamers.
SPAIN.
The Messrs Barring Brothers have lent Spain fifty
seven millions OF reals on security OF the national prop
erty.
The Emperor OF Prussia has borrowed twenty-six mil
lions Of rix dollars from Rothschd Co.
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.
Sardinia has adopted plan to suppress slave trading by
The United States frga,e Cumberland was at Genoa at
the latest dates.
The Montenegrin progressing The Turks
were about investing Montenegro with 600 troops, in
tending to make an attack on all points, and ii was
thought that Russia would interfere:
Letters from Francisco and Rose Madia appear in the
papers Francisco was very i'll at the time OF writing
and both were firm in faith.
LIVERPOOL, JAM 29-Cotton-The sales of the week
mp TO last evening amounted to 5000 bales New Or
leans fair, etd; mddng. sd upland fair. Cd; mid,
advanced 3D.; good and fair improved most. Specula-
tors took II 900 bales. and exporters 5000.
daee markets show fmsr feeling, with an improved
demand for coffee and sugar. Rice--nothing doing
Flour and wheat are rather lower.
Turpentne, 12s Sd. Spirits, (American,) SOS.
MoxEY MARKET.-Money is in demand without change
in the rate Of discount The bullion in the Bank Of
England has declined sal7.ooo
Bell Sons circular states that good bushes is do
ing in American securities and the stocks aost being
gradually absorbed, inquiry is extending for railroad
bonds The following are the quotations:
United States SIS. 1865, 81 a 9s United States 6's,
1862, l04 1861 United States s's, 1885, 1904 1lOi
United States IS. lso7-s. 1851 lOsi;, New York
Ctate 1908 anu looo, 10 d -,
50; Ohio 6's. 1870 TO 1878, los lo6; Maryland SIS
9S 90; Pennsylvania Central railroad bonds, 80 100
Reading railroad bonds, 1860, Sc ST Ohio and Penn
sylvania railroad rs, 81 81; Seaboard and Roanoke
railroad rs, 50 a 81.
Considerable business has been doing at Manchester
with but little advance in prices. Stocks of no article
reported in except domescs, and many of the
spinners under contract on eastern account.
lron.-Saes Of Glasgow pg a, 60
HAvRE COTTON MARKET, January 25.--Cotion-The
weeks sales amount $4,000 bales imports 500, stock
iA,500 Our correspondent writes that business the
2eth very active, at II francs advance since morn
ing, with sales OF fully 1000 bales tres. ordnare Or
leans Ut 81 francs; Mobile upands 50 80 france.
French funds closed Friday al SOL 25c. for per
cents