The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-13
Later from Europe.-Arri,a, .f the Atlantic.

left Liverpool 90 the 29h ulL ...f. n .f
Az lelegralhed from Halifax The Arabia arrived out
al thirty four minutes 10 len o'clock, Saturday morning,
25lh alt 0nihe l5h, al 50, D. M, passed the steamer
Asia for New York on the 24th at Al 80, p M, was
abreast OF Tory Island, and aTrvrd in the Mersey Sat
urday morning, N nine days hours and nine
teen minutes 10 repoled) time. During The last
three days the Arabia logged 900. $40. 3is 3lo &c. and
3l6 miles per DAY, respectively
The income bill had passed It's third reading IN the
House OF Lords Lord Lyndhurst asked Lord Aberdeen
il lac had any Objection TO lay copy OF Count Nessel
rodes manifesto before the House-a State paper which
he declared 10 be most illogical and insulting. b
Lord Aberdeen replied that il not in his power 10
produce the document at present. but he hoped TO be able
10 do so in few days w
The Marquis OF Westminster presented petition from
The inhabitants of Norhwich, praying Tor the admission OF
salt free OF duty from India.
Earl Granville admitted the Objectionable nature Of the
tax but did not think il could be entirely abolished with.
out substituting for II some other impost
On Tuesday evening, 2sh, the royal was given
70 the incometax BILL which has consequently become
law.
Long debates continued on the subject CT he govern
ment of India.
On the order book OF the House Of Commons is an
order by Mr. French, ITO call the attention OF her
Majesty government 10 stateEent, reported 10 have
been made by the noble lord The secretary for the colo
MES, that successive law officers of the Crown had
given their opinion that the Stale Of South Carolina was
JUSTIFIED ~ imprisonng, 10 they do, colored seamen
subjects oil her Majesty and 10 inquire whether their
future relations win that State, her Msjesy's govern
men are prepared 10 admit The legality OF these proceed
ines'p
We hear very little Of the Turkish affair this week
Public feeling IS much que,er on The subject, but ahxIe-
~ Sill exists among merchants. The moniAy steamer
Tor Consantnnpe took out less than half an average
cargo, and rates Of Insurance vessels bound 10 the
Danube, other places likely 10 be hazardous in the
event Of war have advanced, and the tendency Is sill
upwards.
The following are the remarks made on The 9th ult
in The House OF Lords the NesseIroie manifesto. as
reported in the Times
Lord Lyndhurst wish 10 ask the noble earl at the
head of The government ii he has any objection 10 lay
the table OF the House copy Of the State paper, pub
iished recently in tie Journal OF ST. PeleTsbugh, and
signed by NJ Nessefode, with respect 10 the differences
with The Ottoman Porte / As am not in any way
neced with he government, may, wilhou, creating any
embarrassment, venture 70 say, that if The copy OF i'll
have here be correct, IL is OF the most al!aclous
OF the most Illogical, and one OF the most offensive
and insulting documents of that description il has
been ny misfortune 10 read Hear hear
The Earl OF Aberdeen understood 10 reply that he
could not at that moment say he would lay the paper
ferred the table but he nigh, not be ndsposed TO
do so in few days.
The King and Qaeen OF Hanover aud The Prince aRd
Princess OF Prussia were IN London. The Prince OF
Wales had tie measles, and Queen Victoria was keeping
close, Tear OF spreading infection the juvenile
arstocracy The youngest Prince chTislened the
2s'h, in The chapel OF Buckingham Palace by the Arch
bishop OF Canterbury. The chid's name is Leopold
George Duncan Albert.
Anew election is going for the parliamentary rep
resen,aon oil Liverpool The candidates as yet in the
field are Charles Tuner, liberal and L b Hor,ia fall aud
Ion II, L. Litde, both conservatives. Mr.. Robertson
Gladstone had declined 10 be placed IN nomination IN op
position TO The conservative Candidates Mr Hugh Horn
by and Mr Bramley Moore, both influential citizens, had
also declined TO enter on the contest Sir Henry Balwer
had beea applied 10 BY the liberals but refused TO stand
Lord Mabon Dir Cornwall Lewis, and Sir George Clerk
likewise spoken Of hut the probability is the con-
serva,iyfs will walk the
Hon. Henry Berkeley, late OF British Guiana, is
spoken OF as new governor OF jamaica TO succeed Sir
u Grey.
Strikes OF operatives continue throughout, the country
The Kddermimste carpet weavers lave struck work for
advance oil penny per yard, which the manuaciu.
rers determined 10 resist Al kngswood collleres,
Bristol, the men have suspended labor AT Black
burn, the 'turn OUT increases, and there is e doubt
that the whole OF the mills will be closed 10 Manches-
ter far the employers have succeeded IN arranging
with the hands, who have given notice OF an advance
Al Stock port The difficulty beiUeen employers aud ope-
Taves continues bat the latter are beginning 10 be
in distress, settlement OF some Kind speedily be
10. Ia Dsvonshfe The shoemskers on strike
and good workmen being scarce, will ere long carry
their terms. "A general advance had Just taken
place in the wages OF The Welsh ironworkeTs.
A chatter has been granted TO the Australian Steam
Navigation Company, VIA Panama.
The merchants are much disappointed at the non-re-
ceipl OF amy mail rom Australia The steamer having fall
ed TO connect at Singapore Consequently II is uslkely
that any mail will arrive "overland" 'ill the middle OF
end OF July.
William f. Hudson a llterateur OF Dublin, is dead
In the nCrh Of Scotland the young crops have sui
iered much for want Of rain. Hay Is very short in most
districts, and in some failure Many acres Of turnps
Potatoes look wel aud barley is good. From Ireland
accounts cheering the weather being altogether the
finest that agucuurlss could desire.
.ta-s ~ sga4p .s.#.. TRANCE
The Doke and Duchess OF Alba have arrived in Paris
from Madrid on visit 10 the Empress. The Duchess 10
sister TO her Majesty.
Respecting The acuon OF France in The eastern ques.
ton, all is based mere hearsay. IL stated in
Paris that the French government intended 10 reply Off
cay TO the Nesseode circular and TO request exact in
formation whether Russia meant peace war; thai If
for peace, France ready 10 lend her cooperation
but under any circumstances all further delay and
certainty must be avoided II said that such
Games, request Of NJ. Kisseled it not forwarded
The Moni,ur has moi adrered TO The circumstance
Further II added that the French government had in
slruced lis minister Vienna 10 ascertain the Aus
TRAN cabinet whether IL intends 10 maintain its neutral
Ivy and to explain precisely what il meant by that
tany Fmnce suspicious OF this procrastina,ion the
part Of Russia An Immediate decision, either for peace
war, says the Buletn de Paris, is what wanted,
"and this will be the uumaium OF France"
On The goth lnst the French minister nj Cassel eY-
changed with the Minister Of Foreign Affairs OF the
Elector OF Hesse, the convention concluded the 7lh
OF May las, between France and Electoral Hesse for the
mutual guarantee OF works OF literature and art
M. Lemoine appointed envoy extraordinary and min
later penpoensry OF France TO the Argentine Confed-
cratioo has us been charged with private mission 10
La Plata.
The French clergy are throwing difficulties in the
way OF mixed between Professionals and Cabo-
lies Most OF the priests refuse pronounce the nuptal
gsgectt s taken 10 bring The children in the RomIsb
tatta eu ther