The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-23
THE UNION: THURSDAY MORNING JUNE 3d. 1853


remaining officer. Add Kader ell Bd rallied the troops,
and not being able 10 resist the great force of the enemy,
Effected retreat IN good order, but with stbcr severe
ISSUING ssans them d,o ss Ssoss I'o MeS SU ea%p
which was not mile distant dispersed at once The
oss OF the FIench in this affair. Independently OF Lieut.
rape. was three men killed aud 50 wounded, among
whom were four officers. The enemy had II killed aud
40 wounded, and among the dead were two influential
ehiels The next day party OF the French. by cl.-
cuitous way got TO the OF the Kabyles and while
another party attacked them 'front.' assaulted them With
The bayonei IRON the other eide, and killed 81.
me french only lost one man, trumpeter OF The
lhd regiment oil Zonayes, who was struck with ball
in the temple while sounding the charge Thus both d.
visions were advancing steadily towards the lower
oued-Agnoun. where they were to meet ultimately.
elegraphic despatch from the governor general com.
plees this information, by stating that the 29th he
was 10 move forward from the camp of TizSakka, and
that General Mcmahon to do the same on his side
The despatch adds, that all The tribes had in their
submission. furnished hostages, and paid tribute that
the first part OF The expedition may be looked on as ter
minated The rest of Algeria enjoyed profound peace.
LATEST INTELLIGENCE BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.
FRANCE
Paris, June 76. p. m.-The Leonidas which arrived
yesterday at Marseilles, left Consannope the 25,h
u Al that date The greatest enthusiasm for the Sultan
prevailed among the Turkish inhabitants of the capital.
When The Leonidas passed by Malta, The British fleet
| was still in that harbor Haa
| The British ship London, of ninety guns. has, il is
asserted, met the second (quO Admiral between Cape
Bon and the island OF PanteaTia his way to Malta
The British steamer Carodoc left Marseilles the 9Th
instant, win MT tucker, Tue Queehs messenger VINO
is the bearer Of dispatches for Admiral Duldas on
board
To-day the Bourse has been kept in state OF great
| agitation by the rumoIs OF armamenla.
The three per cents closed at IT, coupons detached for
the end OF the month aud the four and ahaf per cents.
closed at 400. '"
JERusALKM, May l5.-The special envoy of the Porte
to the Pasha has arrived, and The intentions which the
Sultan has manifested respecting the Greeks have pro-
dueed an excellent effect. a'
MADRID, June The three per cents at As TIC
| From the London Times, June 8.
LONDON MONEY MARKET
The English funds have shown remarkable steadness
throughout the day the improved quotations of yeser
day Consos opened at 9ss TO I, ex. div, and remained
without alteration up to the close OF business, except du
ring short period, when there were buyers at 03i
Bank stock left Oft at 229 a230; reduced, 99l three
and quarter per cents, 1919 1922 India STOCK, 900
263 India bonds, % 32s and rxchequer bulls, o.
premium.
Some time after the regular hours OF business this af
ternoon, consols quoted 9si selers, and at still
later period understood that teegtaphc prices had
been received from Paris showing fall in the three per
| cent Ientes Of more than one per cent.
Money was very abundant in the stock exchange TO-
day, and there was difficulty in employing il at anything
| like recent rates.
The Board Of Trade returns for the month ending the
5lh OF May issued this morning, and show the
precedened ncrease Of a95, in The declared value
of expectations, as compared with ihe corresponding
period OF last year. This addition, which is equal TO
nearly forty five per cent has been spread over every
branch Of trade single exception being observable
STAGE the only Items The adverse side are wool and
woolen yaIns, the diminished exploration OF which hai
resulted simply from the fact that The demand Tor these
materials the part OF ufacturers has beer
too great to admit Of their being sent away The nature
oil the articles which the most prominent increase /,
observable indicates that much of the augmented activ
i,y has been in connection with the Australian trade
this feature adds 10 the force with which the entire
turn explains the continual growth OF the demanc
for money, since steadily importing produce
and food from other countries, and paying for them II
cash, while for large proportion OF our goods manufac
iured nj high wages the remittance home mus, be loni
deferred.
The aggregate value OF our exports during the frs
four months Of 1858 has been E27 $40 633, against e.
s44 669 in the like period OF 1852, showing ncIeas
OF c6,l25. $40, which has occurred in the following
order;
Month ending Increase.
, February fl,4lo,o6O
March 9l9,097
April i,436,sls
May 2,3o9, 993
As compared with the same period OF 1851 there is
increase of E6,066,2e
The quantities OF imported articles taken into consump
ton present increase IN every instance except as re
CARDS ea fruits and spices the falling OF in The forme
being merely consequence OF the retail dealers hay
into operation The totals OF grain and flour impore
and taken have again been very large; and III
demand for coffee, cocoa sugar Wines Spirits and TO
bdcco has also been considerable. e.
nSAt n meeting q Board OF Directors Of tn
Metropolitan Mechanics, institute, held their 7th
the following resolution was passed.