The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-24

rival or the Atlanttc-Four lays Later
from Europe.
Nsw YoRK, March 2z.-The steamer Atlantic arrived
at 81 O'Clock this evening. bringing AZ passengers and
Liverpool dates OF The 9th inst
ENGLAND.
The British government looks favorsbly on the project
for ship-canal across the lsthmus OF Darien.
Ia House OF Lords Monday, the Earl OF Malmes-
buY alluding 10 the report that Mazzn had escaped
board English tgale al Genoa, said that If the
port was true act OF i'll judged humanity the
part Of the English commander.
In the House OF Commons, Mr. Hume alluded TO Mi
Everetrs letter 10 the President OF the United States
the subject OF shpcanal across the sthmus OF Daren
and asked whether the government had received ntima
ton on the subject and il SO, whether II prepared TO
disclose It's views.
Lord John Russell replied inlmating that intel
lgence had induced the government 10 think that the
convention concluded with the United States would mol
answer the desired purposehe projectors OF that canal
having changed the scheme from canal admitting yes
sells OF the largest class 10 admitting only coasters
The government had therefore communicated win Tue
United States the subject, declaring Thar me once,
originally contemplated would be frustrated and proposed
another plan oil which government. lhousht Iavoiapy.
and would be very glad II the American government
would concur. Ii adopted, II would huch increase LUG
commerce OF all nations. :
Government proposes TO establish minis IN husiaia.
Parliament was 10 be prorosued from the 18Th instant
10 the 4th April. -,
The steamer Thames arrived on the 9th instant at
LIVERPOOL with the West India and Pacific mails and
nearly Que million OF specie. The Ofonoco was still
The trade returns to the fifth OF February show in
crease expectations over last year OF nearly one mil,
lion and a half pounds - .
Junction Company had interview with tie American
minister on Saturday.
The Cunard steamer Alps will sail on the 3Oth for
New York, via Boston.
The Emperor has appointed commission to visit every
part OF The empire, and inquire into the wants of the
country ~.
Father Lacordere has been ordered 10 quit Paris for
abiding in harsh terms to the Emperor in sermon.
Prince Caneratla cousin OF the Emperor, committed
suicide at Paris on the 4th instant
The typhus fever and influenza raging at Paris and
in all the provinces:
tadesman in Paris has been arrested charged by a
dying woman with shooting the archbishop OF Paris du
ring the instruction in june lS4S.
A monument is II be erected 10 Marshal Ney, on the
spot where he was executed.
SPAIN.
General Rosas has been elected President OF the
Chamber OF Deputies
The northern provinces have been visited by an i'm
fall of snow and many wine carriers and mules
persisted. The wolves were driven from the mountains
by the snow, and were prOWling about the villages
The weather at Lisbon was unusually cold, with much
sickness
The Emperor had nearly recovered from the effect of
the wound received from his attempted assassin.
of the Provost has been fully confirmed The Provost
led Pes.h in chains The object of the consplra-
to deliver The fortress into the hands OF the
Magyas. Three hundred have been arrested and taken
TO Pesib.
The Rothschds have taken the Sandman loan.
Great military precautions were taken IN Bavaria, and
many arrests have been made.
ITALY.
Confscatons had begun in Lombardy. The United
States frgaes Cumberland and ST. Louis had taken
many fugtves on board.
Mazzin's letters have produced disunon in the demo-
cratic camp in Italy.
The poor approve Mazzins attempt against Lombardy,
but the mobiles, experimenting conhscaton, loudly
demn him, The Milan Gazette actually contains the de-
OF conhscalion
The London Times says the spoliaton commenced ex
tends only to the revenue but to hitherto paya
bic 10 the refugees.
Mazzin, il is generally believed got on board the
English fngate Retrbuiion she was leaving the
haEbor.
The Roman States were generally quiet. The egh,
cardinals comprise five Italians, together with the
Archbishop of Tours, the PHmae of Hungary and an
other not mentioned.
Hildreth's White Slave,' and new edition OF "Un-
Gle Toms Cabin" had been Published IN Rome.
TURKEY.
MenzikoH, the Russian envoy had arrived at Consan-
tinope.
The arrangements between Austria and Turkey are
said 10 be that HuDgarians and Poles serving IN The
Turkish army TO be dismissed, the Porte witbdaws
its troops from Montenegro and pays the 00o,o 900 pias
tres due to Austrian subjects Xeck and Suorlna re-
main in Turkey, but the latter reliDquishes her right
erect Notifications them, to approach them by
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, March e--Wrigh e. Candy quote cotton
having been steady with fair business up TO Tues
day when prices declined 3D. in consequence OF The Nj.
agara's advices. The market closed dull and gloomy
Sales since the Canada II 900 bales OF which SPECTATORS
took lOOO exporters, !, 600 Imports, $4,000 bales.
Fair Orleans quoted al I'D middling, SD. fair up
lands, SID middling, SID
Brown Shipey quote decline OF fully 3D. in cotton
since the Niagara Flour Sd. 81. decline Corn I'M
changed since Friday.
Breads,us There had been large arrivals OF grain,
and Fridays rates not attanabe Maxim quotes a
decline OF 3D. Is in flour, with only retail business
doing. Late arrivals not offering in the market
Corn had declined ls.-white and yellow very dull.
Ohio four 20 a ais. Yellow corn. ala Cd 32s white,
80 $685. Wheat had declined Id mixed and red wheat,
6s Cd o. I'D. white, IS. 10i IL, id.
Coffee active. Rice in moderate demand. Provisions
unchanged Trade at Manchester bad slightly decRed.
LONDON MARKETS b eadsiuHs are generally dull.
Provisions unchanged. Sugars active at full rates Coffee
quiet and unchanged. Scotch pig iron, fat at 52s
Money market was inactive at unchanged rates. Rail.
way shares declining. Copsols, 9ai 900.
HavRg MARKETS, March 7-Trsnsactions in cotton are
moderate at prices favoriog buyers New Orleans tres
or dtlaire, 92f.