The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-15
from the r. Y. Tribune, July
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from The y Y. Tribune, July 10
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The steamship Arabs. from Liverpool about g. p. M
on Saturday, July q arrived New York At III this
morning having been few hours longer the passage
than the Atlantic, Which arrived Sunday There IS
llle b. This arrival Whaiiipe there is refpeehs
the Turkish difficulty is iaI from definite TINS aprs"ss
OF reliable int Is rather remarkable "h 'ne
MedeIranean full OF steamers. and ieiesraP nae
TENDING easw Trieste. IA would see" ~'
the Russians hal not entered Moldasa. ntfalsstea
The In;tel states mail steamer Wash ngton was tee
grspbed Of Yarmouth, lsle OF Wight, Friday morning
July /. !, -.
hnt IN the whole lending TO be as inn politics would
allow Breadsufs were excited. aud considerably
higher owing appFehended scaTeiiy IN France ihe
feeling was howeves, calming towards the end OF the
week. aseet 1
GREAT BRITAIN.
In the House OF Commons, the Goth ult.. Mir. Will
son stated the intention oil government with reference 70
the untschased poIions Of The loans 70 The Islands q
interest rer cent to 81 per cent and to make The
principal repayabe by instruments OF per cent per an
nun, instead OF 10 Fer cent upon certain conditions
In the Lords Lor, Btoueh ham asked the Secretary for
the Colonies if he aware OF proclamation which
has been issued BY Governor Roberts OF Liberia, stating
that a contract had been made by Messis. Hyhe and
Hodges OF London, for supplying Tree negroes 10 Inc
BRUSH colonies and warning PERSONS interested OF The
that negroes would kidnapped for the purpose
Lord Brougham said he bad This proclamation IN
an American PAPER and lie believed this contract was
only the slave trade in another shape. The Duke OF
Newcastle replied that lie had seen The procama-
tion but was conversant witt the facts, and was
aware that llyhe and Hodges had agreed TO introduce
free negroes into several Of The coones Gd'ana ~ par
ftcular. IL. ..ga- H.,
He admitted that in hands such business would
be very like slave trade, but IN tue hands OF such
very persons yihe and Hodges IT quite
another thing Fart Gray explained the circumstances
under which The contract was made Many persons IN
the West Indies had urged that il would be beneficial II
they were permitted buy negroes IN Africa and liee-
rate them on their arrival in The colonies but siIct
rule was made in the contract that Hythe and Hodges
should bay no negroes in Africa. He was quite satIs-
fled tina, the business safe in Their hands lhe SUB
The Duke of Newcastle brought, before The Lords the
unfortunate dssensons tia, had between the gov
eEBor and executive council OF Jamaica, on The one
hand the assembly OF the island, the Other lhis
dsenson had arisen mainly from the reiTenchments pro
posed BY The assembly in It's expenses. u bad been
found ,rat The constitution Of jamaica which had exist
ed since The oil Charles H. abou0ded IN such anon
allies as render any combined acuon between The gov
erno and The assembly impossible, AS the term OF ONCE
OF The present governor has expired the government pro-
po-e supply his place by Mr. Baky, late governor OF
Guiana, who will accept office al salary OF $4,000 IN
stead Of f6 coo, which the present governor e1Joys
and The arger par. oil Nh Barklys salary Will be paid
by Britain.
Several sinecure officers will be abolished. and the
nreseDt holders be pensoned of The debt of the island
amounts ECO 900 sterling, which interest - pay
able Elk per CENT and IS proposed To- borrow Eooo
900 al lower rate the guaranty OF Britain, thus ell
fecting saving OF Gl5eoo STERLING year, part OF which
is be appropriated sinking fund 10 pay OIL the bal
within thirty years. There were other MINOR re-
forms which the governor hoped TO Introduce
After speeches from LoIds Derby, Grey, Wharnclte,
and ST Vincent who all agreed IN the present gloomy
condition oil the island and the absolute necessity OF an
immediate remedy, III IS subject was also dropped
In The House Of Commons, Lord John Russell stalled,
in answerlo Mr. Dunscombe Ina, is not The intention
OF government introduce any bill this session on the
SUBJECT OF admitting Jews Parliament Lord John
also stated that The would not object TO hlr
Hume's notion when bronght forward for the appoint.
lam into tha
and engagements between B!itan, Spa,n and Portugal
respecting The slave trade. and the suns allowed and
paid by Britain 10 those governments Tor their assistance
or concurrence aborh that trade and aso TO inquire
how far those spuations had been carried out by the
governments OF Sain and Portugal. On the 3oh the
adjourned debate the government OF India bill was
resumed and, after many bosfs speaking the second
reading voted by 322 against l4U. he report OF
the debate fls xeen columns OF The London papers oil
the LIST Instant
On the Ist instant in The Commons. Mr. Layard stated
that il was reported the Russians had blockaded the
OF The Danube BY sinking boats loaded with
Stones and that $40 merchant vessels were Thereby pre-
vented from leaving The He wished 10 AJAX the
eTnarnt If such The act2 Lord John Russell re-
piled that the government had such information, but
that one of the BRUSH consuls had sent account, re-
porting that The Danube obsruc'ed by natural causes
The House committee The bill reducing the
duty newspapers ..s.fa.-.s... ee ..
There seems 10 be no decided opinion respecting the
eastern affair The contradictory that have in
uenced The markets for weeks past are flying thick
as ever and while every one hopes for peace.
would be asoDlsbed 10 hear OF The commencement OF
hosulltles at any moment
The Income comes into operation retrospective
y from the 9Th OF April last, from which ali incomes
amounting 10 $500 per will be Taxed III. per
pound, about Sl4, besides all Other taxes.
The City OF London steamer had arrived ftom Cons,an
Dope lath, but brings no later intelligence. The steam
er Melbourne had arrived at Plymouth, with dates from
sydney to March 6, Port Philip i3Ih, and Cape Town
18th; also brought 100 600 ounces OF gold.
The indian Mail was reported al Marselles June 30
Letters bad not come to hand al Liverpool when
despatch made up.
Mrs Stowe said to have received offer OF slo 600
and half the profits from Messfs. Constable & Co, to
write a temperance tale @lFNf t- \
The Limerick Chronicle states that Richard Russell
and j. Shaw have contracted al Glasgow for a
steamer of 400 horse power This ship is intend
ed to ply between London and Toynes M winter, and
Toynes and New YORK IN summer.
The following advertisement appears in the London
papers. rr ..s..sfr f.fe s. ..lsf sfatlf
Miss Greenfield, the Black Swan. being In London
Tor lew weeks previous 10 the CONNIE OF her
provincial tour will be happy lake eng az emens for
private sorees musicale, nc Terms and fuli par,icu-
lars may be obtained oil Robert Oliver, concert agent
No. 9Od Bond street, P'cad'lly"
Perforated postage stamps about 70 be ssued to the
public, government having made a contract with Mr.
Archer suppy THIN. The stamps separated from
each other By lines OF small perfoslions rendering
easily detached when required for We believe this
il an American invention. : e.
Mr.. Van Buren, and son, accompanied by Mr. Camp
BELL OF Upper Canada, visited the Dublin Exhibition on
the 2sb ult sDd conducted through the building
by Professor Harrison, Barker, and other members Of
COMMITTEES. - tH 100 -#E @Lf1 q
In Ieter TO The London Times, Colonel K Elers Ma.
pier proposes that government should fit out scientific
expedition to Quios- Monbas. some other point OF
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