The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-09

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HaLFAS, June THE Telegraph wires having rot out
oil order GA Monday night fall details of tho news by
be canada could not be The follow Ing additional
Items now su pplieds
The Canada brings 81 passengers among iom Sir Chas
Lyel and Joseph Whitwonb, the Engish
10 The "ofas Fairs Colonel Hughes, OF Mal AID ptoE
stowe, and Others
On the Is the Canada passed the steamers City of
Glasgow and Tue Asia, gsng up the channel for Liver
pool.
grand soiree and address from the committee OF the
anti slavery society given Mrs Stowe Almaeks
London large crowd mostly Quaker ladies. attended
Joseph surge the president and Prof Stowe spoke. The
addresses We're long and owery The assembly filed past
hlf olowe, exchanging courtesies and afterwards ad
Jonned 10 supper where marble bust OF Mrs Stowe, by
Bernard, was exhibited.
The great race for the Darby of Wednesday,
and was won by West Australian by neck. The stakes
amounted to To, 400. and the winner is owned by Mr.
Bowes. whose horse also won the last year.
The London Magdalena Seam Company expect to have
three steamers the river this fall
Mazzni had arrived ia England from his conceaent
the continsnt He remained in Milan three months be-
fore the insurrecon and the being
known TO hundreds Of ItaIiars
sir Richard Comyns. the historian, is dead.
The submarine telegraph has been successfully laid boz
tween Portpairck and Donaghade
The Emperor and Empress had gone ST. Cloud Cow
eminent was considering projects establishing med
q
Genoa was in Paris. camp Of 1000
wiring 81. Omer. Fifty years concession Of the sub
marine telegraph from France Algeria had been granted
| to John w. Brett
Milan letters mention that the Austrian commission OF
inquiry sitting totally failed establish any evil
dence connecting the Lombard migrants in Sardinia with
the revolution. The Pope had gone to Anzio.
GERMANY.
The Congress. uniform monetary system, assemblies
| in June.
Pace Henry (yhe King Of the Begians' bro,her) has
espoused the Princess Amelia, o. SAKE Weimef
|
The Kings Prussia aud Beg ium had gone home via
| Dresden from Vienna.
The proposed marriage of the Duke de Brabant with the
Vienna the expectation being, says the oespondenr
that when the young Duke has acquired political
King Leopold will abdicate in his favor and thus
directly bring Austria 10 the gates OF France.
Dates from Bombay the 25h April state that busi-
Calcutta dull. Exchange London q, ow ing
! to the iplax OF bills from China.
Advices from Burrnah to the 18th Of pr state that
more British troops wanted, with prospect peace
The Burmese commissioners have refused TO sign the
treaty.
\ LIVERPOOL May 27.Breadsufs. The arrivals ofbread-
sufs have been liberal, and the weather has been,
Tor some dayr, fine. yet the grain trade had ruled
hfm, and fair OF business been done in the
leading acIes, at folly previous quotations An advance
OF 3D. on ourhas been established, and large sales
Y been made for home consumption. Wesem canal Is
qnoied at 22 %, 81 and Baltimore, Phladelphia and
Ohio at 23 81. "a. per Dbl Wheat-prme wheat is
earer. and all very saesbe White is quoted
IS Is IL; red, 6. III. 6s. 3D. IEdan freely
offered and is shade easier. Good white Sold
at 81. yellow, 32s BIS o. Oats dearer and active
PARIS June 26.-Fench tIrees quoted at sol. Sc ;
lou. and -s-haI I03f 10c.
Our HAVE correspondent writes. under date OF the 2s
after the receipt Of tho Pscihcs uew. that cotton wal
very heavy, with sales of $50 bales Coffee was advanc
ing, with sales of San Dningo from ST. ST. desrer Ash
es were unchanged Rice was in better demand, viii
sass OF Carolina a, kot SOC. TO 81. 75s.
> CANADA.
) BosroS, June s-p. m--rhc steamer Canada arrived
here this morning from Halifax Her mails have been de
,paehed for Ibs South The latest intelligence is London
May 18th.
Turkish udvices had been received from
70 The 21th May, via Vienna.
The decision Of the Greek government In regard 10 ia,
demands Of the Americans known AZ the laes
) dates.
Adyices from Paris the evening Of Friday state tia
transactions Bourze that day exhibited great hrmness
Three cents closed at ST. 65s and four and, hall pc
cents at 1914
The report that farther negotia which had beer
opened with the DvsI by Prince MensebikoH and which
were counterbasnced by tue French and English ambas
sailors. had fallen the ground Prince Msuschikod an
nounced the 2DSh that he would leave Consantinop
that evening dough hi, generally believed no
was tupPcsed lie would carry his purposes into execu
ton.