The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-09-08


Nav YoNs Sept The royal mail steamer Africa ar
rived al o'clock this morning The Africa sailed from
Liverpool the 2sh Of August and therefore brings
three days later intelligence
The il moi very important further than the ind-
rect admission that the Russian army has met with great
successes in Asia
The adyioes from Spain indicate that The revolutionary
spirit IN that country is far from being allayed.
No change IN cotton.
slight improvement had taken place in hreadstuffs
The London money market easier.
Console closed al sag
IL reported at Paris that the Anglo-Fren exped
tionary force had positively left Vnrna for the Cmea on
the l0th of August
The Austrian army Of occupation entered Nalnchia
the 2Oih of August
Moldnvia also be immediately occupied.
The Russians were still concentrating their forces ON
Pruth.
The main body Of the Turks were stll Bucharest
No Immediate encounter anticipated
Russian state that the battle Of kars in ASIA
they took $4,000 Turks prisoners. The accounts
state that 5000 Turks were left dead the field
The cholera the decline al Narnn bun raging
with great violence nj Adrisnopie and other places
sarna has been visited by most destructive fire One
third of the town destroyed The powder magazine
saved The fire Is supposed 10 be The Work of GIeek
incendiaries.
IMPORTANT FROM SPAIN
Our last advices from Madrid represent the condition Of
affairs in that city az gloomy in the extreme.
The streets of Madrid desolate aspect none bat
national guards and the followers OF Pneheo TO be met
with.
Ii was believed that the government secretly
making effort to let the Queen Mother escape with per
feet inlpunity.
The provincial juntas acting in fierce opposition TO
each other.
Political clubs were being organized in all parts Of the
kingdom which the acts Of the government We're fully
and freely discussed.
The Queens DEGREES tramped under foot By the
people
Catalonia had become place Of resort for violent po
cal refugees
Movements were on foot in Cadiz Malaga, and other
places effect another revolution which is believed the
government would be unable to resist.
The greatest apprehension prevails at the capital
MISCELLANEOUS
The overland mail from India had arrived Trieste
No news of Importance. Trade in India duh.
Nothing from the Baltic Black seas, although
plenty Of rumors
The steamship Alps had arrived Liverpool from New
York.
The weather in England continued favorable for the
crops
In parts Of Ireland the potato rot spreading
Most of the English and French papers speak in conf
dent tones of the result of the expedition to Crlmea
The news from the continent is Of nninterestng
character Sweden still hesates about joining the vest
powers.
number of the allied ships sailing in the dr.
rection Of largo
MARKETS
LIvERrooI, Aug 2e.The market closed in favor
q the buyers The sales for the week $4,000
bales. We quote fair Orleans ca, and rplands at G.
Since the sailing of the Pacific there has been marked
change in breadstus Corn il wanted at slight improve
in price Mcenrys Circular quotes Philadelphia and
Baltimore -four AT 3ls 32s Red wheat 8s Cd. 9s. !
mixed 9s 4d White corn, 34s. $685. yellow 35s 36s
Bacon dull, with downward tendency in the market
Beef and pork quiet Lard unsettled. Hams duh. Taow
as slightly declined Rice and bark duh nseed cakes
had advanced los.