The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-15

Four Days Later from Europe.
Nav YoaK, March i3;-Ths steamer Africa has ar
in specie. She LETT on the forenoon OF Sunday having
been detained day by unprecedented hurricane She
passed The Canada on Monday The Franklin arrived
Liverpool on Saturday night
In the Commons Friday the subject OF the Jewish
disabilities discussed the object being 10 extend to
Jewish subjects The same privileges enjoyed by Protestant
Dsseniefs The motion by Lord John Russell, that the
House 90 into committee TO consider the subject was car
ried by vote OF 22i 10 2O3
The ship Hemisphere, from New Orleans. al Liverpool.
brings the crew. number OF the barque Charles
OF London, from Cardiff for San Francisco abandonedat
sea -
The chief mate of the steamer Victoria lost of Dublin.
had been indicted for manslaugher.
The returns of the Board OF Trade Tor January show
an increased export OF nearly 900 over the returns
The ship Three Bells had arrived in the Thames from
Melbourne. with Is, 600 ounces OF gold.
II is not believed on the London Exchange that the diff
hculty between Austria and Turkey will result in war.
great storm occurred al Liverpool Saturday. Sew
era vessels broke their moorings the river and got in
collision The steamer City Of Glasgow got ashore near
age. The Anna Rich of Boston, also got ashore, where
she remains much damaged The Cheshire, Of Boston,
got in collision with the ship Onward and afterwards
ashore. The barque Rosetta. from Charleston was
ashore. but expected to get oil at the next tide.
The packet Constitution, OF NewYork; got in collision
New Orleans sustained considerable damage The bsqus
Irene, for Valparaiso, grounded and capsized, and out
of twenty souls only nine were saved The ship zea-
land was in the river and wished to be reported all right
The gale lasted from Friday night till Saturday morning.
FRANCE.
The budget is 10 be placed before the assembly in
March.
A decree Of amnesty had been granted to $50 political
prisoners.
Vienna letters full Of the attempt the life
of the Emperor The assassin says he had no accom-
plices He had II in contemplation Tor three years He
had been watching for three weeks find the Emperor
unattended. When he was taken to prison. he cried
." yve Kossuh."
Fears were felt of an outbreak throughout Hungary
Twenty travellers had been arrested al Pesth. The gar
rson OF The city kept constantly under arms, and
posted at all the gates leading to the fortress OF
Buda.
Milan letters OF the 9th state that the Austrian author-
ties believed Mazznl in the city, and the most vig0r
Gus measures had been taken prevent his escape The
inhabitants forbidden to appear on the bastions after
O'clock Ia case OF disturbance householders were to
close their DOORS and every found in the streets
to be treated concerned in the ARRAY.
rumor in Paris states that the funds OF the revolu
tionary committee at London, amounted to E7OO 900
Just before the outbreak at Milan. The number OF sol
ders wounded at Milan TO- OF whom ten have since
| died The focus OF the conspiracy was at Magbern.
II lie stated in Berlin paper that the Hungarian regi-
at Milan refused to FIRE on the insurgents, and it is
TO be Croatia The Piedmonese government con-
,inues TO expel all suspicious characters.
j
Letters from Constantnople. of the eth instant. an
nounce that Count Lemingen had sent the Austrian ulti-
matum the Porte respecting Montenegro, to which he
required definite answer in live days. The uitimatum
ports OF Keck and Suornia The Porte refused the de-
mand, and the Austrian troops were marching on the
Turkish frontier. Paris journal says that as soon
the Dvan heard OF the Austrian ultmatu. the French
and English ambassadors sent Tor and had several
conferences the subject. II Iumored At Vienna,
on the 2ls that had been agreed to refer the subject 10
the decision OF France The Porte, Is SAID, has given
assurances to Austria that the Polish and Hungarian
refugees serving in the Turkish army will be recon-
mended 10 go America. excepting those who have eu.
braced the Islanist faith.
The bank of San Fernando at Madrid has agreed n
advance the So 900 900 rails en- the credit Of
the receipts from Havana for 1854
Il SWITZERLAND.
The federal council had not come to any decision
speeding Zienio The blockade OF that castle continues.
Il liverpool February 2s-Sales OF cotton during the
week "a 900 bales, at 6sd for fair Orleans; SD SD
for mddng do Sd for lair upands. and 3id and so
for mddng The demand was fair but sales were made
at lower rates Holders not pressing on the mar
ket Lower and mlddliag qualities had declined most
Spectators took 5000 and exporters 5000 bales The
sales of to-day were 900 bales, OF which export
ers took 500 bales market closed heavily-prices I'M
changed
Trade IN the manufacturing districts had largely de-
, clned.
Breadstufs had declined Flour had receded, with mod
crate sales of western canal at 26s. and Ohio At ais
Richardson quotes dull market for breadsufs. Retail
sales of wheat had been made at Tuesdays rates. Lsre
sales al Id ID per 10 decline Flour very dull, at I'D.
decline Corn easier White wheat, Ia. 3D. u. I'D.
mixed and red, 6s lid. Ia Yellow corn, 3ls ID.
32s white Philadelphia, Baltimore and Ohio Hour
26s. Cd a ais.
HAvRr February 2a.Sales Of cotton during the week
OF 10000 bales.