The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-01-11


Later from Europe.
HALIFAX. Jan. 9-The steamer America has arrived.
bringing Liverpool dates OF December 2oth.
The America reached Liverpool on Monday. the 20th
be Hermann arrived al Southampton on the 10Th. The
Bal &c reached Liverpool on Friday evening The Hum
holdt was detained at Hayre for want OF water I'LL
Friday morning
The resignation OF the Derby ministry had been for
maliy accepted and Lord Aberdeen named as Premier
with The entire concurrence OF Lord Lansdowne, Lord
John Russell, and Lori PamerstoD. The complexion OF
me new cabinet was unknown. II was ramored tina,
Lord Russell would take the Foregn6ad Lord Palmerson
The Home Office. but this improbable
The proceedings OF Parliament have solely had refer.
ence TO The transition OF the ministry On the 10th Lord
Derby aud Dsraeli severay made enlightened statements
OF the causes leading TO their defeat Both houses then
adjourned 10 Thursday then TIL Friday. and finally
adjourned MI Monday, the 9Th, when ii was expected
that the new ministry would be announced
Mr. lneersoll bad accepted invitation TO attend a
banquet al Manchester on January T. He will dine with
the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce the 4th.
Arrangements are progressing Limerick with fair
prospect OF success. for the establishment oil line OF
steamers To America.
WIN. M. Dyer had been appointed British consul a,
Mobile
The latest news from London is in regard to the new
cabinet The London Sun gives the following names as
all that were known 10 The hour Of going to press;
Lord Aberdeen first Lord OF the Treasury; Cram
worth Lord Chancellor; Russell Foreign Secretary
Pamerston Home Secretary Gladstone head OF the
Exchequer; the Duke OF New Castle in the Colonial De-
The War Department; Sir Charles Wood in The Board of
Control; and the Marquis OF Clanrcarde as the Post
master General
In The third edition of the London Sun the following
additions and corrections made in the ministry: The
Duke of Argyle will take charge of the Prvy Seal Lord
Clarendon 10 be President OF the Council Lord Canning
T. Cordwell as President Of the Board OF Trade and
Earl ST. German as Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland
The same paper adds that the wIils will be moved on
Monday, and the ministry will take charge of their
several departments.
The dates from Australia the goth of September
Sydney bad been declared a free port.
The gold fields have been productive, yielding at
the rate OF EI5,000 coo per annum.
Flour was selling at Adelaide at f25 per ton, and a!
Lydney a, G22 per ton.
France is quiet. commercially, and politically dull
the intelligence relating solely to the movements of the
been made 10 Napoleon by the Cavagnac party, but firm
ly declined Napoleon is said not disguise the want
OF able men or his hostility TO all statesmen OF emnence
The Senate had attempted show of independence in
the matter Of modifying the budget but had finally backed
out
Ahd-e-Kader sailed on the ais, in French steamer
The empire had been officially proclaimed on board the
French ships in the river Tagus, when the French flag
The marriage Of the Princess vasa with the Prince Of
SaxOny ofncIdliy announced.
The notifications of the French constitution are Off
cially published.
The Emperor Of Austria and the Kings OF Prussia and
Hanover were holding conference al Berlin relative TO
continental Affairs.
The instruction in Turkey spreading, and the
government filled with the utmost alarm.
The question regarding the holy places settled, the
Porte accedng to all the demands OF the French ambas
sadof.
The money marke, is in bad state and il was report
ed that the Bank Of Consannope had been suppressed
formidable rising reported in Albania. and The
whole Scavish race in European Turkey is said TO be In
state OF nsu bordnaiion.
SPAIN.
Bravo Murillos ministry has resigned and been sue
ceeded by General Roncall, as Presldent and Foreign
Minister. The government announces the reception OF
the most satisfactory account from Cuba
THE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL Dec. 25-Colion is eteadier. an advance
OF si. per ID. in come descriptions Mlddnk had I'm
prov ed most, A small business doing firm rates.
the sales Of the week 32s3o bales OF which
ulaors took AGO. and exporters $50 bales Fair Or
leans, CHI. mddlng, SID fair Mobile 5li. mddng,
Sill fair Uplanls 81 mlddling, 81 ordinary, Al
a 3ti Inferior, 81 4il Sales on Fnday OF 5 oo)
900 bales
Br.adsluis were unchanged. and in consequence Of
the Christmas holidays uansactions were limited
Western canal -four, ass Cd. Philadelphia, 2es Bal
tmore and OHIO -four, 29s Market closed stffsf White
wheat, Is. Id a is. l0i red. IS 81. Is. Sd. White
corn, 36s. yellow, 34s sd.
Prov,sous.-Holder of new beef asked an advance,
but il not generally conceded Pork was shade
higher-.ales OF French pork 100 a llos for new
mess. Sales OF 100 tons lard al 60 oils
Groceres.-There nothing doing in coffee. Sales
OF $3.50 hhds brown Macao sugar al II iss Molas-
ses acuve India rice was firm. No sales OF Caoina
Naval s,ores.-Rosin very firm. Sales at So cd S.
ID for commoa, and i3s for fine. Sales OF 5000 bbs
turpentine al lis spirits, SOC.
LONDON mAREErs.-At London the foreign and colonial
markets mad closed for the holidays, with the exception
OF sugar, which active al Cd advance Oher sfti-
clcs quiet but firm. Cotton steady BreadstuHs quiet
Money in good demand al unchanged rates The bull
lion in the bank amounts to E2 900 900 Consol- closed
al 1904 I0l dividend. American stock steady and
unchanged
HAvRE mARKEr-Sales OF cotton for the week $500
bales, AT unchanged rates. Impors 1000 bales Stock.
IL 900 bales.
MARRIED.,