The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
Movements Of Gen. Pierre.


PalLApxLYnA, Feb ao-Cisner.l Pierce visited by
large crowds of politicians yesterday
SECOND DESPATCH.
Feb 2o-General Pierce viii probably remain hero ti
We'd nasda y morning Ho attended the Central Presbye-
rian Church this morning, OF which the Rev MIR. Clark.
formerly OF Concord is the pastor lie attended the Rev.
DR.. Boardman's church this afternoon.
THIRD
Feb 2l-Tho President elect still remains United
States Hotel He proposes remainng In our city a day
or two longer lie has not liked upon The Tune OF leaving
for Washington His health is good Many friends
calling upon him, though he avoids publicity as much as
possible.
FOURTH DESPATCH.
BALrlnoRx, Feb. 2I--6 p. m-Consral Pierce loft Phil
adephu this afternoon intending 90 direct through
Washington.
.aniuai of The Pacific Three Days Later from Europe
New York Fob. 2l--a, m.-rhe American mail steamer
Pacific arrived hero this morning with three days later
vices from Europe. Her dates Liverpool 9th instant
She brings Us passengers.
The steamer Arabia reached Liverpool the 9th inst
beating the Pacific two days.
The steamer Parscenna had exploded her boiler the
Rhone, and several passengers were killed
England is quiet and without news Of special
Sir Charles Wood public dinner, limited that the gov
| eminent would extend Tho right of franchise.
II reported that Earl Clarendon received tho seals of the
Foreign Office Monday. company has been formed to
construct canal from the Atlantic the Pacific through
the isthmus of Daren, of fifteen millions pounds
| sterling.
| public meeting held in London petitioning the
government influence in putting end to the
cupaon of Italy by the Austrian and French troops Lord
! Dudley Stewart spoke.
The repor, of the Livsrpso chamber Of init
mates change contemplated in the port arrival and de
j parture of American steamers.
There is but little OF interest The royal marriage
absorb general attention The Empress continues
TO be we'll received,
The ship Comestock. from Savannah, had been lost
sea Crew and passengers saved
| BELGIUM. .#
Belgium is on the point enli,,ing into close relations
with Russia
The Austrian and Russian troops concentrated on
tho Turkish frontier. No hostes, however, had boon
| commenced.
The Liverpool cotton closed quiet without any
actual change prices The weeks sales amount 10 FL,
900 bales Spectators taking 1000 and exporters 900 bales
The residue by the regular trade The official quotations
arc fair Orleans, Sid midding do, Cd. fair Mobile,
6id. middlng do SID lair upland, Gid middlng do
closed firm.
Breads,ntf,-Flour frmer, and had unexpectedly
advanced Cd per Dbl Western canal 25s. 3D. Ohio. 26s.
Cd Philadelphia and Baltimore, Ts.
Wheat frmer at advance of Id. to I'd per busht OF
70 lbs White, 7s ID rs Al red g. Sd. u I'd mix
ed Is Id. Indian fnn-yelow 32s 81 white, SOS
a 86s Cd. per quarter of 4S0 lbs.
Provisions were frm-pork and beef In active request,
and slight advance accedod by buyers; bacon also
much inquired for lard quiet.
Groceres-Coee in moderate request at previous prices
Sugars and m GLASSES in moderate request.
Rice quiet-prces unchanged ...
Naval stores in good request at previous prices.
Iron active and prices fully sustained Wool in good DO
mand.
Manchester trade steady.
The money market is easier-consols closed at 99i
The demand for American stocks brisk full prices
by the previous steamer.
Tremendous Cole at Nep Orleans Tco SieamNs Bust
New ORLxAss, Fob. 1--we had Tremendous gale
this morning. The steamer John Swasey. from Bayou
Sara with cargo of over bales Of cotton, took fire.
and is stll burning She will probably be total loss
Tue steamer ST. Charles lying alongside also caught fire.
and is still burning The Eclipse. which had JUS
was in great danger but succeeded in showing