The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-02
rSreixa.--By the Arabia.

Fcreign.-By the Arabia.
The New York journals give the following summary
line intelligence brought in the msils OF the Arabia
: ~ humboldt, Captain Lines arrived od Cowes on
wednesday night 18Th. and. having landed her mails and
r,.ssogers proceeded on her voyage 10 Havre.
The news by the Arabia extends from Wednesday
sv,oiog, 18th, TO the opening Of business Saturday
o,o;ag 2lsL The is not OF much importance,
.ilbsr commercially OF politically.
Cotton showed an advance oil l-I6d on middng and
beasr qualities. Breadslufs kept up. without much
change
GREAT BRITAIN.
The lower house OF Parliament reassembled on Thurs.
day night, loh alter the Whsuntide recess Lord John
Russell stated that on sd June the government would
their views with respect 10 the future sdmnistra
ton OF India. Mr. Miner Gibson asked question IN
reference to Jewish disabilities. 10 which Lord John Rus.
sell replied that he did not think il desirable 10 Introduce
MEASURE upon The subject but that he intended 10 deal
generally with the oaths taken BY members OF the House
He added that there was bill before The House OF Lords
which might meet the case
tIse the opposition resevng their force until the third
reading Mr. Golden asked by whose authority the
province Of Pegu was annexed to British India and con
tended that The people ought TO have mad voice IN The
sir c Hood replied that the annexation had been made
by the governor general. under The authority OF me
home government as compensation Of the expenses OF
the war. There was reason 10 expect the province
would pay lis own expenses and no authorization had
vet been gwen Tor any TURNER annexation. !.
lnIepy 10 Lord Joceyn, Lord John Russell stated that
the Emperor OF China had applied 10 Great Britain Tor
assistance but no orders had been given interfere in
The war in any way except for protection oil British prop
erv and subjects The House then adjourned till Thurs
day
10 oqufe whether any information had been received by
government respecting the recent expulsion OF political
refugees from Turkey, at the dicalion OF Austria and
Russia The draugh OF bill, dreced against nnnneries.
had been printed" An act 10 enable the Lord Chance
lo to appoint commissioners to visit houses where il is
supposed women are improperly detained. and 10 issue
wri, OF habsai corpus.
verdict Of manslaughter had been returned against
the decors OF the YORK and North Midland railway, for
causing the death OF Thompson, engineer and Sykes,
brakeman, OF train which Thompson guiding, and
which oil the Track owing TO the imperfect condition
OF the rails
dom of the Albert, American liner, died very suddenly
at his lodgings. the nth. The deceased had been TO
party in the morning, returned home apparently in good
health, but soon afterwards expired.
crystal palace il to be built at Glasgow on the plan
Of the new palace at Sydenham
Ireland's great exhibition is succeeding even beyond
hopes. All the arrangements not YET completed,
They are. however progressing rapidly. and in another
fortnight the building and its contents will fully justify
public expectation. On the l7b, $500 persons visited
The building of these, 54S5 holders of season
tickets and the remainder paid five shilnss each
trance. Next day 4.5i9 national (lrish) testimonial
isto be presented 70 M5 Dargan for his munhcence
LONDON. May 20--The English funds have been i'm
proving, and with an increased business. The inte
gence that the renewed difficulty between Turkey and
Russia has been adjusted exercises favorable influence,
but the easier state OF The money market and the large
arrivals OF specie from America more potent. Con-
soils are quoted 1909 TO for transfer, and 1905 to Tor
account
DrsTnvcrIos OF THE NORM SHORE COTTON MILL
On Tuesday night the North Shore mil, the banks of
the Leeds and Liverpool canal Vauxhall-road the
only cotton factory Liverpool possessed totally de-
slroyed by fire. Some idea OF the extent OF the place
may be formed probably from the fact that there
365 windows in il. The mill, which formerly The
properly Of Mr. X, 7. North. changed hands. We be-
leye about two years ago, and IS now the property OF
Messrs. John and Alexander Brogden. Attached to the
building long, low cotton shed stretches TO the soni-
ward and in this stored very heavy stock OF cot,
ton, valued roughly at from fl2,000 10 EGO 600. Par
ae with this shed series of ierraced cottage
houses, four stories in height erected by the late propr
s,or for the use OF the work people
The FIRE only be said TO have really lasted Two
hours but IFS Climax about hall-past ten o'clock, the
sght OF the most astoundn! grandeur. For an
hour before the heavens bad been Illuminated and an
immense OF people assembled at the scene OF
the disasier The unfortunate factory, with the excep
ton OF the dark outiiaeo walls not yet fallen seemed
one mass OF Furnished gold.
The mill. including stock, machinery sc, the latter
being OF The best and most approved construction, was
valued At about E02 600 The sheds adjoining Tie mill
containing large of property, preserved
throsgh the almost reckless lnrepdily OF the
posing the two hre brgades, many of whose lives
considered several times 10 be IN imminent peril.
The sheds and the property which they contained
valued al 600 900. The assurances effected at the va
offices amounted to f32 000 leaving property TO the
amount OF $4,000 uncovered
The SEASON AND THE cRoPs.--The present is one OF
the most backward known. We have
reached the leh of May without having experienced any
warmth, except 10 The at midday; likely
TO have any change unl the wind gets oul OF the
Rain is beginning 10 be very much wanted for the grass
land and the spRg As far getting IN the seed Is
concerned nothing can be more favorable than the wealth
er that We have had but must have great change,
II Il, 10 grow and rpen al The usual Time There Is
every prospect of a late harvesi.-LiUupoot Tines
THr CuNARD ELEET--The Cunard line of steamers
now comprises ~ hfst-cass vessels the most ad.
dlons, the Mea and Tenerife. for the Egyptian and
Turkish trades, having arrived in the river las, week
FRANCE
The proceedings in The Corps Legslaii began 10
sumo aspect unavorable 10 the govefnneniso much
pensions bill the government COMMANDED malonty OF
only 81, 90 fewer than % membefs of the legislature
having had the courage to vote against IT,
be demand Tor equal to $50 900 for indemnity
70 The widow OF Marshal Ney, Tor loss OF her pension
from 1915 10 1880, had also proved exceedingly uDpopu-
a being regarded il-dsguised attempt 10 pay OFT
the debts OF the Prince de Moscowa and expected
TIA, the committee 10 whom was referred would make
no report Further, the bill 10 the penalty Of
death for attempts against the government received
with strong disiavor
The Potrn con,radics statement, that has appeared in
The American journals" that French ships-of- war
on their way, with hostile intent against the Sandwich
Islands II further denies that the French have pur-
chased any tract of territory along the Red Sea- do
tbey intend 10 lake possession OF island there had
also been reported
The Ind eas,v OF Bordeaux states that wager of 40
900 francs has just been laid between sbpownes
oi that city and gentlemen OF the United States.
The President Fillmore" American vessel that has
lust taken in her cargo Bordeaux is the roint of
sailing. and the owners OF the Benjamin, new clip
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