The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-10-07
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Later from Europe,-Arical Of the Steamer Canada.
HALIFAX Oct 6.The Canada has arrived, with six days
later from Europe.
For the week previous to the sailing of the Canada
bales of cotton Sold price unchanged Flour has
vanced Cd quarter; wheat, 3D.. and corn, Isl Phia
dephia and Baltimore -four 3ls 3d. 32s 6d white corn
Il 35s. Cd. 37s.
Money market active No reduction in the rate of inter
est. Oonsols $50 FAX.
/ Provisions dull. Coffee firm. Tobacco active.
Manchester market very dull
The Arctic left her regular day. since which she
been heard from. 1t is supposed she put back
i The Canada had fine weather.
/ At Madrid everything tranquil.
1t rumored that the Gar has accepted proposals peace
and consented to an armistice
i Nothing from the Baltic lee.
Walaca and M0davs have been entirely the
Russians, their guard having crossed the Pruh
Its said that the peace proposals drawn up by the
i Gar.
Sebastopol
1t officially announced by the French English gov
ernmen that the Crmea expedition of $4,000 troops had
landed without opposition at Eupatora and Immediately
marched for Sebasopo The transports then returned to
Varna for ID, 900 troops.
The Russian fleet had again put into Sesastopo Part of
the allied fleet had arrived off that port.
1t was stated at Constantnope, but yet confirmed that
steamer had been despatched to postpone the landing of
expedition but had at last advces reached feet
1t reported that the batteries Odessa had again been
bombarded.
| Annapia and Kersch closely blockaded.
Greece makes submission 10 the Porte and offers treaty
| of commerce.
The reported rupture between Turkey and Persia is Of
| fcially contradicted.
1t decided that neither SweaborQ nor shall
attacked this
The ministerial crisis in Belgium is over the present min
listers are to remain.
/ ENGLAND.
! American breadstuas generally firm, with an upward
tendency The brokers' circular reports advance %
in -four, I'D. in wheat, and Is. Cd in corn.
Five deaths have occurred hoard the United States
| frigate San Jacnto lying at Southampton.
The propeller steamship Petrol put back the Clyde
having been damaged in gale.
The allied powers have decided attack Sebastopo
this winter. The French Baltic feet France
Austria and Prussia continue in the attitude towards
the allies and Russia.
disgracefu outrage having its origin the wretched
Irish Catholic against Protestant euds had caused much in
dgnaon and horror An excursion train with passen
including most of the Protestant gentry of the country
had been visit from Ennisken to Londonderry, and
returning at night the train thrown off the track by
huge blocks of stone placed throw the cars over
precpitous embankment Owing the caution of Lord En-
nkilen who placed himself the engine with the driver
the train was proceeding at very slow pace otherwise the
consequences have been fearful As was several per
sons killed and wounded
!
One thousand of tho Russian prisoners taken Bomar
sund in confinement in the island of AK. Gen. Boz
disco pas taken up his residence Eoreux portion of
prisoners to be employed in repairing the Notifications
| of Toulon,
| Democratic Congressional Nomination.
NEWARK, On. J.,) Oct. 5.-samuel Lilly ives yenomina
ted in the third congressional district Of New Jersey to-day
MS the democratic candidate for Congress.
/ Wig Congressional Noninotioa.
HronrsTowS, IN. ID Oct 5.-Thc whg convention of
the second congressional district Of New Jersey assembled at
| Highstown to-day.
Resolutions passed favor of the principles of pro-
lection and internal improvements, compmenng the wing
members of the last Congress for their fidelity to freedom
and unquali6edy condemnng the repeal of the Missouri
| Compromise.
Dr. George r. Robbins, of Mercer county, nominated
for Congress the first ballot by vote of 70 to As.
i gae Arctic Grohams Trial
i NEW YoRK, Oct. G-p. m. There arc hdngs Of the
steamer Arctic and serious apprehenons now being felt
for her safety.
The trial Dr. Graham for the murder of Col Loring is
progressing but nothing important has been elected
The prisoner looks pale, anxious, and haggard'
! Fa1ure,
Bosros Oct G.-Mr samuel sanford, real-cstatc opc-
rator Mpsars Morse Co.. large cothers Messrs. Chap
man & Whton druggists and Messrs. Lincoln Co., in
the Australian trade, have all failed within few days.
| Others are also expected to go soon.
1 The CRY Of Phiodcphia's Passenger.
i HALIFAX Oct. 5.-The steamship Osprey, from Phiadcl
pba arrived here this morning her way TO ST. John
for the passengers of the wrecked steamer City of Phade
pha.
i Bible Union Anniversary.
I Nnw YoaK Oct 5The fifth anniversary of the Ameri-
can Bible Union took place to-day. Rev. Dr. Cone was
chosen president The report shows the receipts
| to have been $50, 056, and the expenses SS5ste
I she Ohio Riror, &c.
1 WHnEl.e Oct s-There is inches water in the riv-
er's channel,
Prrsbupe Oct GThere are II inches water in the riv-
er's channel
i From Neu YORK.
New YoRK Oct 6.The knew-nothing State convention,
which been N the last day two in this city,
/ has nominated Daniel Ullman, whg, for governor
4 The democrats have renominated Walker, walsh, and
Wheeler for Congress The hards nominated f. b. Hart Tor
4 Congress in the 3D. district.
Another despatch says; mike Walsh has been renomi-
mated reclamation in the Ah congressional district OF this