The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-08-09
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The United States mail steamer Baltic. from Liverpool
arrived At New York yesterday at !, p m with Liver
pool and London dates of the 27,h
The Baltic has very heavy cargo, and nearly q sec
ond cargo had to be refused for want OF room. aia
The Africa arrived out ut an early hour on Sunday
morning. 2ih, making the in 10 days and ii hours
and 81 minutes from this port. t
The ship Ebenezer al Liverpool. 24h brought inlei-
gence OF The total destruction by frc OF the
T. on the 7th instant. in latitude 40 deg long 90 deg
The !. T., OF $50 tons burden, sailed from New York
July I'd, under the command OF Capt Spench for Liver
pool, with cargo chiefly consisting OF turpentne, corn,
and cotton. She owned by Messrs Zsraga of this
city, The captain and all hands, twenty in number were
rescued BY The Ebenezer and landed al Liverpool.
The Turkish dfculty considered as settled-at least
the public in England and France accept il, although
the Gear has not signifed bis assent to the proposition
and there are several cksh poins still untouched We
from Turkish water the Russians from Turkish terri
tory Neither seemed disposed to leave Both the Sui.
aa and the Gar having accepted the mediation Of Aus.
likely st The terms laid down by France and England
will De made The poat De dplri for further (peaceable)
IN cotton large but inanima,e business doing. mos
for home trade and export, at psvOusquoations Bread
stus 6rm but the weather clearing up, market closed
with less spirit. Funds dull. Manufacturing industry
active. He Il '9s1 gg .a
II will interest good Biiains to learn that their Queen
10 recovering from the attack OF measles.
In Parliament Sir De Lacy Evans put the question why
the extracts oil correspondence respecting Cuba ordered
more than three months since had been laid b fore
the House Lord John Russell promised 10 inquire into
the delay. At A4 t.3&9 ta s3aS 4iih38@a a5lt "a
The colonial church regulation bill was read third
time, and passed in the Lords The Commons had fur
ther discussed the bill 10 regulate the government OF In
ds. the succession bill, and others Of minor import
Mr.. Hume has obtained another committee on the sub
iect OF the slave trade Mr.. Gladstones scheme free
from stamp duty newspaper supplements containing ad
yetiisemenss only was affirmed BY the Commons BY
solely sopto the Tines, other paper in Britain
publishing Supplements Of the nature referred TO- 3
. sss Hon. naen * nsa aos - nv A.
Duchess OF Sutherland. The newspaper report saws
"Ths Duchess herself with several other noble ladies'
questions honored the performance with their presence
and the splendid saloon filled with fashionable as
sembly The assistance of Mr. Snnoes Reeves, NJ Jules
lxor and other iavoIite performers. gave variety to the
concert"
The strikes at Manchester are mostly adjusted with all
the operatives, except the dyers dressers ard 6nshers
poyers refuse 10 allow Over 5000 miners and coleTs
employed At the Dswad (Souh Wales) iron woks, have
struck work. eN I'D eaFats<a taa
The committee appointed to devise suitable tesmo.
nisl TO MIR Dagan have issued their address to the pub
lc They very properly decide 10 make the testimonial
not in the shape Of personal gift but in the
during form OF educational establishment TO be called
1.-The Dargan Industrial Insi tute." &. t
The Queen is expected 10 visit Dublin about the th or
OConners house in Meuion So sare South, Dublin
for forty years the residence OF the late lberaor,
sold The other day for 425o John OFansl barster
The house miserably out OF repair.
A camp OF exercise, similar to that now Chobham
heath to be formed in the Curage Of Kildare, Ireland,
this ial arH s#s.e7a59 Il ir,fE.L 40
The accounts OF the potato crop continue hopeful and
far there is every reason to believe that the disease If
has at all made its appearance, limited in
As to be scarcely worth noticing Another fortnight
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reports OF interested persons il would appear that the
agricultura prospects OF the island far from unavor
able. All kads Of grain stated to be very healthy,
and fast progressing TO maturity. The yield OF wheat
will be short, shorter than in former seasons, but
this deficiency will be fully compensated by the abund
OF oats and barley, well Of all green crops
rRANCr,
We have little or no news from France
The court OF cessation had quashed the Judgment of
the imperial court OF Paris in the affair of the foreign
correspondens,ha, recently made noise-and has
decided that the project OF police has no right 10 break
oren letters ia the post Office
Judgment had been given in the affair known by The
name OF the commune rsvolutonae." On the l2lh OF
April, number OF individuals were arrested under the
Of which several political refugees residing in Eng
land and the United Slater, and already condemned by
default for other offences.
These persons, among whom were Felix Pyatt, Caus-
sdiere, Bocbei, and number OF others arrested.
put trial for afation 10 secret eociey. attack
The constitution. excation Of hatred against the govern
the court adjudked Caussidiere, Pya Boichet, Louis
Avril and Rongee-ali absenito ten years 'imprson-
men ten years surveance and 900 irancs fine each
and the ohers-except Marlet and Langene, acquitted
10 terms OF imprisonment, from FIVE years to six
months
An intelligent private correspondent assures that
the recent opening French ports mpor,
OF bfeadstus is 10 quiet public anxiety than from
any apprehension OF a deficient harvest
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FRENCH AND SPANISH INTRIGUE yoR MErIcAs
MoKARcHY.--On and after lat June next revolving
and after July 2oh. fixed red light. the northern
projecting peak Of sIa MAJOR, the largest OF the
Seagas islets also from came date, light, varied BY
flashes every three minutes will be established on Cape
Creux
Vine diseases had appeared in the provinces OF vaen
cia. and the olives were also slightly touched
Madame Munoz, Queen Christina, is said TO have
deeper plans than appear the oeensbe object oi her
prssen, residences in Paris Msdame's well-known ab
" in intrigue, OF course cuts OF all sources OF re-
able information, but the story goes ,ha, her maternal
citude aims a nothing abort OF placing one Of the yoang
Munozes on the 'hrone Of Mexico. The idea OF con-
veriing Mexico into monarchy - not new one and is
received with wonderful favor BY that extensive class OF
pleased to call-ibe cupdy" OF the United States The
plan Of Madame Christina Munoz is 10 marry her eld
Munoz) daughter 10 Prince Napoleon, and 10 up
the young couple with royal imperial throne in one
OF the South American States. Mexico s the most de-
sirabe State Tor tho purpos. but the dculty arises that
Santa Anna wans to he king himec and is trying hard
to eject an allisnce with Span with that object.
Although this looks very much like gOss,p there 10 be-
eved TO be considerable truth in The interest that
Christina took in the affairs Of Ecaador n $780, the en-
ernmen OF that day, and the facilities offered Tor recruit
ing from the Spanish soopp, not 10 Be forgotten The
scheme, therefore, of Sooth American monarchy ".
likely enough. still enertainsd and might be more easy