The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-01-23


Later from Europe.
HALIFAX Jan. 2lst--The steamer Europa arrived this
morning, bringing Liverpool dates OF Jan sth. The Her
mann lett Cowes on the 7lh.
rived out on The 3d. and the AIcuc on the 7th; Inc
Hermann put back 10 Cowes on the TN considerably
damaged
The Liverpool Chamber Of Commerce had given a
perb banquet 10 MIR. lngerso, the American minister, al
which Lord Derby made long speech similar all AZ
took place at Manchester on the TIN.
The ship 81 George, from Liverpool for New York
full of Irish emgrans, took fire al Dec Gath, during
the prevalence of an avn storm Eight OF the untoru
passengers sutocaed by the smoke. and the
remainder, most OF whom were women and children, mus
tered the poop, the flames bursting out all aIouad
them At this luncIure the ship Orlando. from Mobile
Tor Havre hove In sight and notwithstanding the vio
lence OF the tempest, her brave commander and crew
made the most desperate exertions the unforu
mates board The 81 George.
The so high that in their efforts all their boats
except one, which held but five al time. were
swamped In this boat seveniysix OF The passengers
and saved, The tempest meanwhile increasing
n fury. The Orlando had jnst got clear OF the 81
George when the latter sunk Fifteen persons lost
in going from ship 10 ship, eight sutocaed between
decks, and twenty eight burned or sunk with the
ST George making total loss OF fifty one. The Orlando
afterwards had all her sails blown away, and reached
avre in eleven days, short OF water and provisions
subscription was Immediately commenced in behalf OF
The ship Lady of the West. from Bristol for New Or
leans losl the 18th, and part OF her
picked up IN the long boat and carried TO Falmouth -Four
| others In the pinnacle were carried to Brest.
Heavy gales had done immense damage all along the
English coast.
| change OF ministry, over and the old members
had been reelected II reported that Lord Clarendon
will supersede Lord John Russell in the Foreign Office
| before Easter.
The Manchester Commercial Association had petition
ed The Foreign Office to demonstrate against the arbitrary
interference OF the Emperor of Morocco with trade
| his coast
The mai-steamer Australia from Sydney. with ooo,-
900 sterling over due, and great anxiety was felt re-
garding her safety
A meeting of American ladies at Milan, Italy, have
sent spirited reply TO the Duchess OF Sutherand's ad-
dress.
! Mr. Head, who was drowned in the Tagus, not
the husband of Lola Monez.
Winston j Trowbridge had been appointed consul at
Barbados.
Lord St German had been inauguated lord Lieutenant
The quarterly returns Of the show increase
for the quarter OF f7o3ooo. and for the year OF f97s
900 Every item Of revenue had increased, except the
customs.
The ministers of Austria, Russia and Prussia had pre-
scented their credentials to Napoleon The Gar firmly
rsfused 10 use the "broher," but compromised by
writing /" cher ami" ALI the continental powers
had recognised Napoeon's government To the Pope's
nunco the Emperor replied follows: trust, under
Divine Providence be able develop the prosperity
| of France and secure the peace OF Europe"
MuIat has demanded 100000 francs for the crown
/
poeon declines paying interest.
La Paris denies the story that the French had taken
possession OF SANTANA.
Government had abandoned the idea OF taking posses.
/ sion OF the insurance companies.
i The widow of Count D'Orsay had married the Hon
Charles Spencer. ..E ...#
M Dupin had declined the post of Attorney Gen
eral.
Fresh troubles had occurred in Algeria attended will
more fighting
4 BELGIUM.
The Brussels police had ordered that the funeral
Madame Kossuh should take place during the night
/
The Spanish revenue had fallen OF 5000 900 reals du
ring the year.
Advices from Florence states that Madame Mandin
was better, but still remained in prison.
decree had been issued prohibiting the expectation o.
corn, beans, and potatoes from Italy.
AUSTRIA.
Additional Notifications were being built at Vienna
and the city placed in warlike position.
/ TURKEY.
A disastrous engagement had taken place near Lake
Scuair, between the Turks and Montenegrns in which
the former defeated with the loss OF 500 killed
THE MARKETS.
unchanged, with the exception. of fair Mobile, which
had declined Id. Sales of The week 900 bales, OF
which Spectators took 2250, and exporters 900 bales
Sales on rday of 900 bales chiefly to the trade The
quotations fair Orleans, Sd middIing, 81 SD fair
Mobile and Upland, SD middling, SD Stock $780, 900
bales. The demand was fair, and holders firm.
/ BIead-tufis -Dennisown says that the corn market
| ba been dull with small business doing Flour had
declined Cd per barrel. cd. per quarter and wheat
| 3D. per 10 lbs Western canal flour ats 27s Sd.
Ohio ais. 29s Baltimore, ass. Cd. White wheat, rs.
I'd a Is cd red and mixed 6s. Sd Is 2d Mixed
and yellow corn, 33s. Sd. 35s.; white, S4s.