The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-21
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rope. Her are 10 the oh nstant from Liverpool
She spoke the Canada The oh, going in. On the
Ith she passed steamer supposed be the Niagara. and
sgnaled the Andes on the 18Th.
The Arabia has undergone repairs in her wheels and
other machinery which greatly adds her speed and sail
Ing qualities She brings Ito passengers and valuable
cargo Of freight
The steamers Hermann and Glasgow had arrived out
safely
The political ineg ence by this arrival Is interesting but
not OF very great importance
Affairs in England were quiet. The Queen has given |
birth fine son. which the OF much rejoicing
in consequences of another having been added the royal
family.
Eighteen vessels went ashore the Eng sh channel du
ring the prevalence OF fog the 9th inst Most Of them
are complete wrecks Six lives lost None of the
wrecked vessels were American
The scatfoding gave way at the Dublin Crystal Palace
recently. and killed five and wounded eight others
The Papal government has concluded loan with the
Rothschilds for $40 900
The weather in England mild and pleasant, highly
favorable to farming.
The Chancellor of the Exehequer had proposed
for the reduction of the national debt which caused
much excitement in the financial circles.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of the Queen took place Birmng
ham Palace at quarter-past O'clock p m, the
7th instant. The mother and child both well as
could be expected.
Lord Skeme rsdale died recently. He In the Hous
of Commons from 1895 TO 1928
1t is estimated that the additional OF e. 900 600 will
be required in the year 1863 for ordinary OF the
and navy to meet the expenses Of the Cafir
speedily and amicaby adjusted.
The Russian army has been ordered depart from the
Turksh frontier, thus doing away with the great
apprehension the Sultan. The aspect affairs gener
ally throughout Turkey, Austria and Hungary decided
ly pacific and il is believed that all the disputes so
much talked OF, will be peacefully adjusted.
The Italian Chamber of Deputies Turin has passed
bill Tor the suppression of the slave trade This hailed
as grateful intelligence by mel ghboring nations.
There is but little news from France OF special
It hos not been decided when the coronation will take
place.
Notwithstanding various rumors 1t is believed that his
Holiness the Pope will yet condescend
nation, aud oficiate in the imperial ceremonies.
There is nothing or OF general interest from Ireland.
Affairs in Germany remain tranquil.
The Australian gold fever /, rapidly Spreading over q
Europe Thousands emigratng there from different
countries-mosly from England and Ireland
! FRANCE.
There is open opposition the action Of the govern
ment regard to the Turkish or Sandman govern.
ments, and no movements of importance mentioned. M
Montalembeu has written letter of o satrca character
on the corps egsatif in which he makes slight
the Emperor
The Emperor Napoleon has been quite sick for some
days. whilst his young wife has been quite
ioying drives through the city of Paris.
Considerable excitement prevails in the
cities, consequent the that the Emperor intends
TO modify the duties on cotton protective committee
had been formed under the presidency OF Henri Babere
to oppose the modification in the name OF Rouen Lille
Roubaix Mould iusen &c.
tured.
The Sandman minister had demanded his passports
Austria having perem ptory refused dena nd of Sar
dina respecting the conscaton Of the properly her sub
jecis in LombaIdy. Trade at Vienna was sta2nant
The Two siclies were very unsettled No nsurrec,ion
had occurred Palermo, but executions
taking place.
TURKEY,
The adjustment Of term, between Turkey and Russia
progresses slowly.
Austria had second note to Turkey complaining
of the maleatmen OF the Dalmat Christians TO which
the Porte has promised attention.
! Sefviu is very unsettled.
GERMANY.
bank Of credit to be established Brussels and an
I other a Darmstad.
The house oil Hasschlagsr Of Brcmen had aled TIL cir
liabilities are STA 600.
The PsOesants of Holland agtatng against the es-
adjustment of Catholic hierarchy.
i The Ebe open the LIST inst.
It's reported that the States Of Southern Germany will
/ blockade Switzerland.
| The King Of Pfussia had offered the Madai family an
asylum in his kingdom but is believed they will prefer
| England.
CoTroS aARKrT-The Liverpool cotton market closed
dull, without ANY actual change in prices The week.
sales $500 bales, about third OF which was
taken by porters and spectators Fair Oenn. quoted
Orleans, Old mddlng Mobile and uplands, Sid.
! The Havre cotton market wa, steady, but active
/ prices siglly iayofing buyer.
Trade la the manufacturing districts seady-pfices Of
yarns and goods unchanged.
STANDARDIZATION dull, and had declined 81 per
Dbl during the three days. Western canal 22. Cd bis
29s g. Baltimore and Philadelphia 23s Cd "a, Corn
meal doll
Wheat deprsssed-sales a a decline OF IA "a ne
bushe OF 20 lbs Ind an closed dulwhte declined
shling-faes at 10, and yellow az Sd 81 shilling.
| per quarter.
| Provisions The provision market quiet Price.
tending downwards. Lard was firm at 81 shilng. Tai
low bad advanced Cd Beef quiet
ARABIA
Nrw YoRK, April 2o.-Tnc trips Of these steamers
were very nearly in the time. The Pacf, left
Liverpool at g. p M, the 9Th inst, and arrived off Sandy
Hook abou 8 O'Clock the mording OF the IL ny the
distance In 10 days and ~ hours The Arabia len Liver.
col on the 9th O'Clock and reached Sandy Hook
at o'clock, a m being the same Time exactly. The Pa.
ciac however, had bad coal, which delayed her 30
hours whilst the Arabia had been recently improved In
several respects to increase her speed
Nav ORLEANS, April 20
Carvaal and several Of his associates by
Anne tcan troop, Rio Grande city Tney confned
snder strong guard Fort Brown awaiting examination
Groceries Coffee Ia steady reqaest-pces changed
ssast and Inossses dull. Rice, 2ls 2ls 81. per cwt
Tobacco A steady demand and prices slightly i'm.
proved.