The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-03
Arrival OF the steamer Baltic.-Four Days
Later from Europe.

Arrival OF the steamer Baltic.-Four Days
Later from Europe.
| NEw YoRK, May The steamer Baltic arrived at
81 o'clock ibis evening bringing ~ Passengefs ana
Liverpool dates OF the 2Oh alt The Asa arrived out on
the 18th The propeller Genoa leit LiVerpooi on lhe
1 10th for q uebec and Montreal direct.
The Batic passed the Arctic al this morning. Among
the Batics passengers Dudley Mann and the Hon.
4 q. w. Crawford, OF Georgia.
ENGLAND.
/ The Chancellor OF the Excheqaer had presented his
financial statement. which proposes TO continue The IN
come iax on dim nishing scale for years. TO ex-
tend 10 ireland and 10 all incomes fi00 per annum
Also reduce the advertisement stamp, and other du-
Ties, and 10 abolish The soap duties and substitute fixed
ad yslorem rates, making ten per cent the maximum
manufactures Tie also proposes increase the spirit,
and legacy duties. and 10 reduce the duty within
next four years 10 Is per pound and Immediately 10
Io4i
The budget was the chief topic of discussion in bust
ness circles and opinion the subject divided II
was thought that il would possibly be rejected in
quence Of The manifest injustice OF of lis features
IN which case The ministry will resign The Times, Post,
and Chronicle praise H. whilst the other London papers
condemn il.
The conservative members had held a consultation
with Lord Derby and chaked out their uiure Of
political action
into The system of education Maynooh College. had
been defeated by vote of ITO 10 SO.
The Chancellor OF the Excbequer, said in the
House OF Commons that the revenue for The financial
year exceeded the estimates nearly fl 100000 and that
the expenditures had fallen short OF The estimates $751;
600, leaving surplus of f2 ,a26 900.
The Times which first made the charge that kossuth
was implicated IN the rocket affair, sill nsnnates his
completely though ne has positively denied il. through
Tor Of the factory, has published statement excuIpa,ing
Kossuth, and declaring the factory bona ds establish
men carrying on patent business The proprietor in
tends prosecuting the government Tor damages.
Two thousand persons attended the soiree given at
Glasgow in honor OF Mrs. Stoves arrival. Dr. Mellow
ell presided, and Mrs 8 received with the greatest
ceedng evening by the working classes Of Glasgow She
proceeded mex, day 10 Edinburgh and will journey thence
10 London.
There will be no tte Paris on The 10th of May as the
Emperor wants TO the ashes OF Napoleon the First
from the lnvads TO ST Denis The first of May.
The revenue returns show increase for the quarter.
LIE Pays says the country financially very strong Trade
al Pans was moderately active.
The Emperor had given the Archbishop of Paris
dina's hat
The China from the imperial mandatory at Levres,
designed for exhibition in the New York Crystal Palace.
was very gorgeous
A commission under the presidency of Count Reche.
mig had been sent TO Lombardy to inquire into the of
affairs.
| The hasy withdrawal of paper money had affected
Further explanations. containing nothing new, have
been given concerning the withdrawal OF the Sandman
minister from Vienna.
The English and French ambassadors had arrived al
Consaninope, and the former had given the merchants
assurance of peace. There nothing regarding
Mrnzch!kof. Ghika had resumed the government OF
Moldayia.
A new ministry had been formed. with M. Lersund as
President.
The Cores had been dissolved 10 quash Conchs's
posue regarding the admission of slaves into Cuba The
rumored consplracies are all false.
| Ii rumored that the ministry had formed at.
tempt TO overthrow the Queen, bul The Iumo gained bu
lllttle credence.
The Austrian measures to blockade Switzerland were
relaxing
HOLLAND.
The Dutch government had formally protested agains
the establishment, OF Catholic hierarchy Holland
had Withdrawn its minister from Rome
i SWEDEN.
The King OF Sweden had resumed the eins OF govern
men aud the commission acting during his recent sick
ness had been cancelled.
i Very large exports being made of wine.
i The cotton and woollen trades were brisk
BUEsos AYREs
Advice from Buenos Ayre. state that Urquza haC
seized the Mered and that amistce had beer
agreed upon.
LIVERPOOL. April 90 The Asia's news depressed III,
market for cotton, and prices OF mddng and ordinary
qualities had declined l-l6i ID lair qualities and up
land were unchanged. Sales since the Canada II, 900
bales of which Spectators took q 500 bales and export
ers 500 bales The quotations are. fair Orleans, GIL
middling i3-l6d far upands and Mobile, 81 l.; mid
ding SID. The market closed dull At Manchester tbs
trade had fallen OF, bu, prices were not lower.
Breadstufs "A large business bad been done in iou
al Arm rates-sales OF Baltimore and Philadelphia e,
ship, al 23s 23s. 81. Corn advancing 3ls
yellow very scarce; shelled al 32s Wheat steady and
unchanged
i Provisions -Mcienry quotes bacon firm Beef anC
pork doll. Lard Arm AT 52s 53s Talow was in large
speculative demand al firm and advancing rates. Rec
dull but not lower
Cotton on Wednesday freely offered a, the decline
with sales of 5000 bales The circulars quote de-
cline OF nearly III. on m'dding qualities Richardson
Brothers quote wheat unchanged and in iair consump
tive demand. Corn had edvanced'6 Cd Whea, 3os Cd q
3s Flour moderately active al 23s. 23s Cd. Tor BALI
more and Philadelphia
LONDON, April is.-Sugar was quiet-sales OF Havana
yellow at pa 25s. Coffee dull. Taow was in large
demand by SPECTATORS al Is advance ConsOls CLOSED
al 1901 1905.
4 HkyRE, April is.-Tae Asias news produced a quie
feeling IN cotton but prices unchanged-sales to-day
OF $50 bales.
VET REMAINING
20 royal Turkish towels, at cents apiece
80 do genticnen's white, black, coorcd glove.
/ best qualify 30 cenfs pair
rs white lisend