The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-30
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| slant The America reached the Mersey tho I4h.
The propeller Andes when three days out sprung leak.
put back. She dschargng part OF her cargo
repair.
Anexplosion occurred a oolisy in M onmouth on the
18th, killing twelve persons
FRANCE.
A republican assembly occurred Paris tho 18th.
which nearly 20 900 congregated and marched
the funeral OF Madame Rachael the wife of the cele-
brated State prisoner Of that detachment of cav
airy and immense police force present. and pre-
vented any speeches over the grave.
The Of Cremonu had been placed In state OF siege,
in conseq uence of a sentinel having been killed
IL is denied that Mazzin escaped board Eng
sh fgse. He is supposed to be ecreted somewhere In
Piedmont
| An American lady had been arrested at Heidelberg.
charged with having revolutionary pamphlets In her pos
session She was direct from America
Marshal Haynau. Of Infamous memory, died at Vienna
on the l4th inst
Switzerland was still greatly agitaed consequence of
the Austrian and it was feared some collision
would take place.
The owe Hand India matt had arrived at London. with
Calcutta dates Feb 9th. Bombay Feb. l2h and China
Jan 18th The revolution in Ava is confirmed Tho
King OF Burmah had been deposed by his brother Tho
English ambassador had set out for the capital Commerce
In India active.
The Australia mail packet Australian had put back for
the fou h time eaky She sprang leak Bay of Bis.
cay and only saved from laundering by the
sxerons OF the crew and passengers at the pumps.
Adyices from China the rebellion was making
rapid Roadway. Trade was generally inactive, but large
sales Of had been made advance in greens and
Congous
Advices January IOtn that the yield Of gold
greater than At the various dggngs 1000
working, averaging each week Trade
was brisk and prices sustained. except for -four
MARKETS.
| LlyKRpooL, March 5.-Couon on Saturday and Monday
was moderate demand only with sales of 5000 bales
On Tuesday activity manifested, and 900 bales
Sold, 900 to specuatos and exporters Prices
| unchanged.
LONDON MARKET. March ia good business has been
done in sugar full rates. Coffee in fair demand
sales of 600 bags native Ceylon ass The
was dull. Wheat lower. Flour heavy, and
American Cd Is lower Corn pressed tho
market 0H
The money market trife easier. Discounts
made at2s. English funds, railway shares and foreign
stocks firm, and slightly better.
At Manchester slight decline had taken place
descriptions of goods, but trade generally healthy
The woosn districts active, slight improvement
In prices. The Irish linen market was lower.
EGYPrrAS MARKErs-At Alexandria grain had considers
bly, declined, and several failures had taken place
LATER oAIIFoRSlA-AhRIvAL oKoKeA.
New YORK, March % The steamer Georgia has arrived,
freight and 100000 in the hands Of passengers. The
Georgia left Aspinwau the evening Of the 10Th. The
steamer Union sailed on the morning Of the 18th.
Panama was reported healthy, but an immense numb
OF passengers dying on the passage up. The VIM
field Scott which arrived up the I'D lost over 49, and
the Golden Gate q.
The sloopowar Portsmouth shortly toeave Panama
for Valparaiso.
The mining operations have proved very successful and
large amounts of gold were being Obtained
The condition of society in the mining regions had be-
come Grimes and outrages OF various kinds
increase especially robberes Life was by no means
. safe from the hands OF asssssins
The rainy season was about commencing.
The steamer Monumental City, which was built in Bal
timore some years ago. called Tor Australia the 18th Feb
ruary.
Very many Cafomsns were leaving for Australia, in
search Of better fortune.
Late adyices from The Sandwich Islands represent that
making, and steps about to be taken,
them the United Safes.
The ship George Washington, from Philadelphia. and
the brig Juliet from Baltimore had arrived at San Fran
cisco.
The cpper-ship Trade Wind. which arrived at San
Francisco from New York the Path OF February. took
fire December A. but the flames extinsuished after
eight hours labor, and the vessel sustained serious
damage.
The steamship Columbus arrived at San Francisco
the 18th OF February.
The Legislature of California discussing the question
OF a convention for the revision OF the constitution.
The from the mines continues favorable. The
weather has been quite rainy.
Dates from the ella TO the 18th OF been
received San Diego, The Indians quiet
Aubrey, the Santa Fe trader, had arrived Fort Zu-
ma with four thousand sheep and a lot Of mules and
horses.
The remaining portion OF Count Raoussets expedition
were daily expected at Sonora.
| The of Marysvlle has subscribed 8250,o0o for a
plank road TO Nevada.
The city of Sacramento is taking to insure the
building OF a railroad to the mountains.
The noted rober Joaquin continues his depredations
the Sacramento He had robbed Chinese camp Of $780,
LOCO and committed several murders.
The citizsns of Jackson have hung Mexican robber
the citizens OF Mud Spring have hung threc Chinese
robbers
CUMBERLAND, March y.
The light brough the body OF Favcl Woo'on-
residences not knownmakng eight victims and also
port Brakeman Gardiner and Dr. Cadw sllsder, OF New
Albany Indiana doing well All the wounded are getting
on finely No in danger.
BALTIMORE, March -.
The New Orleans twenty eighth munic pal election took
place to-day. The democrats swept the city
| SEIZURE TAxEs IN
CLEVELAND Mach 2s On Saturday, County Treasurer
Dodge opened the vaults Of city banks and
amount due by them. The keys purposely
left where he could get them The distraned
about $4,000. J. c. Deshler, OF Buffalo, whom the
banks had previously assigned their interests the money
Immediately replevined The question is to be tested in
the United States court as soon possible