The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-29

"wednesday. June 10. at 8, p. m, and arrived at New
OK on The goth. about =. p. From Tory island to
APE haee experienced succession of strong westerly
winds ana rough On the lSth 18th, 22d and 23d
nss encountered hard gales and heavy head sea from
the w. D. w. The Baltic brings 1877 passengers
On June loh. of Bell Buoy, passed the ship Constiiu
ion bound IN; 23d. lat as NJ long SO AZ w, signal
zed org Regina, bound w. 2ilh, LAT. AZ IS NJ. long
o7ol W., passed ship Australia bound w. 26h, at 4 80
IN passed the United States mail steamship Arctic 100
miles east OF Sandy Hood; al l. a. m. took pilot 81
Inc AREA arrived out on Sunday morning, 18th +.
lhe news Is Interesting Turkish affairs more serene
LVetpso cotton market active; partly improved by Al
icts news, partly by clearing up OF the cloud
ana IN measure by consdt rable purchases OF lower
grades on speculation Brokers circulars vary mate
raliy N Their reports Of the tone OF the market. but
are sale 10 quote steady. at fully previous Quotations.
breahNnhs shade easier, without much change
LosDos MONEY MARKET, Tuesday evening, 14h.--
bhgish FUNDS improved foreign market generally buoy
anl and stocks quoted at an advance ConsoIs closed
Tor money and account, 99t a 4 ex-dividend Bank
stock, a27s.9a; Excheqaer bills. L, and s. prem.
dltlo sEhL 7i Hamburg, 13.sl Paris 25.25, 27I
duo sight. rs. Il. s., Frankfort lao4; VIENNA 1925
IL; Antwerp, 20 so; Leghon, 30 95.
ENGLAND.
In the House OF Lords, Monday. 18th, the Earl OF
Clarendon siaed IN reply 10 question by The Marquis
OF Canricarde. that the greatest unaDimty exists be
tween the governments OF France and England the
s and That hs . ssss", Tssh Pc red
French and English fleets was perfectly correct The
ambassadors ana admras Of the two countries have been
furnished with instructions precisely similar character
and both expec, that their representatives
al Constannople will use the same discretion and mod
Grafton in exercising the powers that inrusted TO
they subject 10 the orders OF their respective ambas
sadors) being merely measure OF precauon designed
TO promote the pacific solution 0! the difficulty Earl
Derby asked what date instructions had been sent 10
the admrals' The Earl Of Clarendon had forgotten, but
il either the same day o. the day after that on
which Prince Menschikof Quilted Conslannope. This
nj ,vas "
John Russell, in the House OF Commons, made similar
saleieht, which was alss well received,
The "goyemmen OF India bil' largely gone into
in The House OF Lords, motion produce correspond
ence. In The Commons Lord Stanley gave notice that
the second reading OF the bill on the 23i instant, be
would that further information is necessary. and
that the late period of the session is inexpedent 10
proceed with The measure which, while il diourbs ex
listing arralgemsn,s cahnot be considered as hna set
Element Mr. T DunOorbe al the teguest OF Lord John
Russell, postponed his motion relative to The occupation
of the Roman States by the French ard Austrian troops
Mr. Bower save notice ,ha he would move Tor papers
hierarchy in Holland long discussion took place III
committee the bill regulating the duty on SUGGESTIONS
Mr. French lsays The Times repor',l in calling the at
enon of her Maestys government 10 the habitual i'm
prsonment of shpwrecked sailors and other British sub
scts being persons Of Color BY the authorities of South
subject with her M.esiys consul at Charleston. The
law Of South Carolina that no free person OF color
should by ahy ptettnce enter The State II they did they
be brought before magistrate and give bail 70
quit the country within fifteen days II they did not,
they were then sphec, to corporal punishment or TO be
sold SLAVES. THIS, and other equally stringent enact
ments his opinion, an outrage not only against
the usages but against the rights OF recognised
by The universal world. IL not for the honor of
nation holding itself so high as America did that i
should towards other nations in the spirit in which
South Carolina acted. But this condnc, was not only
against the law of civilized nations, but was in direct
conavenlion of treaties entered INTO between the su.
preme government OF The United States and OF Great
Britain. The British government had sereral times re-
mons'rsed strongly against the continuance OF this law
n,.A -, Mayha, xnnr inf. OF
Charleston and that gentleman, in his representations TO
the authorities of South Carolina, had dwet strong "
upon The injustice to which British subjects ws! , ex;
South Carolina had already been accorded by another
State; and he pcned TO think that the legislature
of South Carolina had TO certain extent admitted the
justice OF the demand and, if properly pressed would
grant the request made TO them The pondence for
which he moved would show that Mr.. Mathew bad dis
charged the duties he had been called 10 perform In
nexlon with this subject with great credit 10 himself and
honor TO the country which employed him. The motion
for The correspondence was then agreed TO.
The entertainment given by the city OF Southampton 10
Commodore Vanderbilt came oil on Monday, The 18Th al
The Royal Victoria Archery rooms, Souhampton--Mr
Joseph Lancaster, mayor OF the ci'y, presiding Two
hundred persons sat down 10 a sumpiuous banquet.
The government proposes 10 adhere TO their proposal oil
sxpenny duly on advertisements but have agreed 10
further notifications in the newspaper samns-namely
Id stamp paper itself; st supplement free all addi-
, tional supplements III. each
The em,gran, ship Aurora 4s4 tons, from Hull 10 New
York, lost Goth April, with foTty-six souls on
board, in lat 80, Ion. IS w.
The tmietant ship Squanlum had been lowed off The
rocks ana brought TO Liverpool The OF her going
ashore was dense fog aud setting TO the shore
The passengers were all Forwarded 10 Liverpool, and will
be shipped hoard Trains packet The Star oil En-.
pire."
The dock portes strike at Liverpool is end, the
men having returned 10 their work, mostly al their old
rates.
There is good deal OF chit-chat OF various kinds float
ing about IL proposed to solicit from The OF
Rauen the heart OF Richard C9ar de Lion tobury beneath
harchots statue oil that hero, about 10 be erected IN
London in remembrance oil the Worlds Fair OF 1851.
NohoJy except the projectors OF the scheme the
appropriateness OF Cpur de Liens personfylng exbi
bon OF the Worlds Industry Talking OF exhibitions,
an exhibitor writes savage letter 10 The Times,
planning that The New York exhibition is not opened aud
advises the Earl OF Elesmere and bIs fellow commits.
soneTs TO come home IN disgust
A good story is going respecting Lord Campbell and an
Irish neshbor OF his called Sarseld omyn The chan
celo declared in his place IN The House OF Lords toa
his estates in Galway worthless IN consequence oil
the income .tax, wbereupon Sarshed, with the air OF
man doing another favor, offers Campbell $500 free Of
Tor the worthless estates His lordshp writes
very letter OF refusal, which Sarsteld publshes
A squadron OF $50 guns is lying at Spihead, The
camp OF exercise al Cbobham opens June l4h. Ter
tons OF baggage allowed TO each cavalry regiment
Stable being built for the horses, and pavilion fol
the Queen.
boiler explosion killed two at engine factory
, ip Stockport
The Bank OF Australia, having its chief office in Lon
don, has Just divided IS per cent
>, The news brought by the mail steamer Teviot from
La Plata caused fall Of 4per cent in Boenos Ayrear
bonds
There some virtue cxiapi-a, least we infer so IRON
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