The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-14

AhAiFAL or IHA fAclficFouK DAYS LATER From EUROPE
\ NTw Yosr, June IL The steamer Pacific arrived here
o-day AZ haEpas O'Clock y, m. bringing hurdIed
ana vsniythee passengers and Liverpool 10 the LEI
Instant ll PEG Il 70 at.a#aaH II 4ls,t ..s .#sE
Among the Paeifc's passengers are II. Rsymend. ol
Tue New Yosk Times, and Lewis Glass; jr. tisFs r.
The Vanderbilt North Star arrived at Souttu N
/ Ton GA The Isl iHslant. s
/ ENGLAND.
The British government had refused In both houses Of
faiament 10 State whether not the MedeIraneau Acct
had been ordered 10 assist Turkey. t.aa ,sf6
An Interesting discussion in the House Of Lords had oc-
CURED concerning the conduct of the captains general OF
ouoa ia regard TO The slave trade Al the captains are
implicated except Concha and valdez Canedo dee Div
guilty Spain had been demonstrated with and had prom.
ifed amendment. bat the British fleet oil Cuba will be
! nghened ~
The steamer La Plata had arrived from Vera cruz with
Arisla on board.
There had been considerable arrivals OF gold fem Aus
traiia but no later a. fe.s1a ~ -
is runored. bur doubted that Mr.. Cram p,on win be
removed from Washington TO better post.
There nothing regarding the Stowe family. except that
hey attended The Black Swans concert al Stafford House
There is no Of The bank win make adj
vances at three per cent bonded grain
SWITZERLAND
The government has ordered out all its forces 10 Reh
Austria If necessary, II. G. Pitt son. of Lubeck hav.
failed. #r g.@5 H.sa I'LL A7fI.sel.5
Haa TURKEY 4A HFames1
Prince Menschiko left Constannope on the 22d and ar
rived at Odessa the 23d The Russian army 100 900
strong was concentrating the Turkish frontier The
ministers OF France, Engand Austria and Prussia made
joint attempt 10 reconcile the parties but Mensc
the Dvan were equally infexble the former left The
Turkish fleet had been or, and part of il
TO Egypt for whatever troops Abbas Paca has ready The
Minister of War had couriers every Ottoman prov
moe calling out the whole warke of the Empire
The whereabouts OF tho French feet not known and
the orders of the British fleet kept profound secret
Affairs look very critical but may be settled quietly.
Judge Jones had presented his credentials The Vice
Roy Of Egypt .H# r1a.
United States and frisa.e had sailed from AL
exandra for Europe. Ua1 a#g
HOPE.
Al the Cape everything quiet the Ashanee invasion
having been quelled.
Affairs in Burmah look very bad for the British They
had repulscd the troops of in skirnishes
steamer had been sent expressly for more troops.
The news from China is highly important The latest re-
liable dates from Shanghai the 28h OF April state that
Nankn being invested by the rebels the l6th the i'm pc
rial hired fleet OF Porting launches to
the city by but they ptured by reb
els Aid then obtained from the foreign consus and
the French. American. and English ets agreed help
The British cent the Saamander, Lily and Hermit sea m
the French sent the steam frigate Cassni, and
American commissioner Marshall undertook place the
Susqueh irgae before Nankn, The result was not
known, and several stories of imperial victories in the
terror were dsbeeyed #a
private letter from Manchester, containing dates the
% h. being day later, states that Nankn had fallen
and that the British commander refuses permit British
go up the river with ammunition
for either party II expected that the Americans would
also back out.
ap,ain Perry, in the Mississippi, had arrived Hong
Kong the 7h OF April and had despatched the Plymouth
10 Shanghai the Oh.
MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, June Cotton has been in moderate de-
mnnd since sailing OF the Canada, firm rates The
sales of the three days have been 10000 bales of which
spectators took 1000 and exporters 0O8 bales Wright
Il Candy quote cotton ina inmate, owing the warlike At
iude of Turkey aud Russia and the unfAyoabe advices
East The imports OF conon for tho three
reached I4Vuv uaics Tuv Yuvtauons were o.--...
cd; n,iddling Cd fair Mobile uplaads GIL middng
l5l6d.
Trade al Manchester was healthy.
Breads ui,The gean market is lively. aud The leading
articles have advancing tendency Fresh parcels OF
wheat have advanced Id 10 lbs, and n,, Gil per Dbl
The prospect of the harvest was Frightening. Corn
unchanged, but met with a large demand
Pfayisions-Pork and beef dull. Bacon unchanged
Lard steady Rice active and unchanged. Sugar in
moderate demand. Tobacco advancing Sales of the
month 2 900 hhds. nj Sid for stemned
LoNp IN MARKErs-At London sugar in moderate
demand Consols had declined to 1904
BosroS, June 10.