The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-07-07
BY Ell &C II A p II.

Ne,o Hampshire Legislature.
CoScoRp, On. H.,) July 5--The Nebraska resolutions
debated all the afternoon in the house. motion to
substitute series of resolutions committing the wings
the principles Of their platform of 1852, defeated
The first resolution, reerang the principle promu
in 1850 by the house. declaring against the
slavery into free Territories and of the erection of any
oy without its prohibition put to VOTE and adopted
by 160 to ll8.
The second resolution passed by l55 49,
1t deprecated the repeal of the Missouri Compromise
The third resolution approving the of Messs Kilt
redge and Morrison in Congress in voting against the Ne
braska bill, passed by vote of 156 to ITO.
The fourth which dsapproves of the conduct of
Williams and Hbbard also carried by vote of l52
Sundry members absenting themselves voluntarily, the
Baoting for again takes place tomorrow IL
o'clock
The thermometer to-day from 80 to l0O
The Susquehanna Railroad Accident.
BALTIMORE, July 6Madison letters is still living and
hopes entertained of his ultimate recovery Several Of
those reported fatally injured in fair way
Young sellman is better. His limbs will be saved
From New Orleans, Harana, and Teras.
Nsw OaLEANs, July 3.-Judge Campbell Saturday
held General Quitman, Mr.. Thrasher and Dr. Saunders
bonds for three thousand dollars They all refused give
bonds and placed in the custody the United States
marshal The will probably be carried before State
| court a writ of habeas corpus.
We have received dates from Havana to June a. say
ing nothing very important had occurred there
had been published authorizing the construction
defences the west side Of the city.
Our advice from Brownsville dated June a. say there is
report of great discomfort prevailing Matamoros and
Tamaupas account of the arbitrary of the supreme
government Many leaving the city, and citizens
flying to the side of the Rio Grande The Flag says
revolution is inevitable.
Brazos visited by hurricane the 25h u causing
great damage and several deaths The light ship sunk
and the buoy at Galveston bar driven away.
More Fraudulent Lsues of Stocks.-Aaother Failure
New YoRK July 5-Gouverneur Morris, who loaned the
Messrs Schuyler of whom president of the New
York and New Haven Railroad Company, large sums Of
money has failed His liabilities put down between one
and two hundred Thousand dollars.
Charles T. Shelton president of the Empire Stone Dress
ing Company, had left for parts unknown
The issue Of stock of this company said amount
to fifty thousand dollars protested yesterday The liabilities
of the company to hundred thousand dollars
Markets
NEW YoRK, July 6-Under the foreign advces cotton is
held higher. Flour has deolned-saes of 900 barrels
State brands So 81 81 H. Wheat dull and depressed
Corn depressedsacs of 10000 bushels Mixed ~ cts vel
low, rs cents. Oats 60 cents Stocks firm and advancing
PHILADELPHIA, July G.Breadstufs depressed Flour Is
held at So 50no sales. Wheat--red, 81 80 white, So.
Corn 10 81 Oats, GO cents The stock market is
firm, with upward tendency in prices.
BALTIMORE, July 6.The Americas news has had de-
pressing effect the -four market No sales reported and
buyers not disposed to operate yesterdays prices
Wheat sales of 200 bushels white 6O 40 cents red
60 l65 cents Cornsaes of IL 900 bushels white Mt IS
cents yellow 70 cents. Oassales of 200 bushels at So
a 60 cents.