The daily union., 1856-12-11
BY TEL EG r. A 4 IL.

One Day Later from Enope.-Arrigal Of The AHgo-S -Saron
PoarLAsD, Dec. lo.-Tte steamship Anglo-Saxon
from Liverpool has arrived with London dates the 26h
She detained in the asrsey By fog until the 27th
LoSDoS, Nov. 1s-evening g.-The English funds opened
rather heavily but large purchases of stock
made and the market gradually per At the
close there was rather weak in the foreign funds
Consos were firm.
LrvERPooL Nov. evening.-There has been a limited
demand for cotton to-day with plentiful choice and con
siderable irregu ary in prices the grades below ed
generally I'd lower The sales estimated 600 baes
Other markets unchanged.
Advices had been received London anticipation Of the
overland mail Calcutta dates Of the 22d and Hong Kong Of
the 18th Of October.
Fna arrangements being made for the smb,rkaton
Of the expedtonary corps the Persian gull The feet
expected sail on the 10th Of November.
TAs Southern Commeroial COHpsnfion.
sAvASxAH, Dec s.The convention met at to-day.
The mayor took chair and made appropriate speech
An eloquent prayer was made by Bishop Elliot.
Mr.. Thazton, Of Petersburg, appointed temporary
secretary.
committee Of one from each State was appointed to
port officers and rules for the permanent organization
The convention then took recess until O'Clock.
About six hundred delegates present representing
southern States Arkansa Mississippi Missouri, Kentucky
and Delaware not represented.
The Pacific railroad and Nicaragua viii be the sngrosng
questions The project for the rcoPeung Of the slave trade
will be quietly sunk.
On reassembing the committee permanent organza-
tou reported the Of James Lyons Of Virginia for pre
dent the usual number Of vice presidents and secrea
s and the rules Of the United States House Of Representa-
tves for the government Of the conventonsaoh State
votlnu according 70 f vote the electoral college.
Thereport accepted.
Mr. LYONS on taking the chair, made lengthy speech
,eruV that Il Il wish Of the South 10 maintain the
tuition and the Union but expressing determination 10
prepare FOR future contingencies
committee was appointed 70 prepare business.
A. Dudley Mann admitted delegate, and added to
the committee on business.
Adjourned TIL tomorrow.
A strong conservative sentiment is manifest.
SECOND
sAvaxxAH, Dec. 9-TAs president announced the com
mittse on business.
Various resolutions we're offered most Of which we're re-
ferred the committee on business.
Among them some resolutions By Mr.. Swan Of Ten
nesee effect that al bonds and issued BY
states, cities, or counte', be made payable in said
States.
Mr. Hubbard, Of Aabams, opposed the resolutions he
thought we should get money where could, and the
point of payment to the lender.
The resolutions referred.
Mr.. Peoples Of Georgia moved that each member sub
scribe 500 towards direct line Of steamers Europe.
The motion adopted but reconsdered and referred
Mr. Bethune Of Georgia. made long speech In favor Of
the abohment Of the tariff and the raising Of to
support the government BY direct taxation.
rscang the education Of southern youth NORTH and
advocating the encouragement Of southern books newspa
pers, and manufacturers.
Mr.. GauldnE Of Georgia. offered some resolutions in
struotng southern congressman efforts for the repeal
o the tariff and for the repeal Of the laws ner6ctng
slave trade and to procure treaty for the rendition Of
slaves from Canada.
The resolutions laid the table BY nearly unsu-
nous vote.
Judge Moore, Of Alabama offered resolution In favor Of
a.
parallel Of latitude. Adjourned.
rHrRb nAv.
sAvArNAH, Dec. l0.--The committee business sub
mtted their report II is very long The convention win
hardly adjourn before Friday.
Recovery N Boat of hs Lyonnais.
NEw YoRE Dec 10.-The ship Neptune hence 10 Liver.
pool picked up, November Tth boat belonging 70 the
wrecked steamer Lyonnai, containing large quantity Of
provisions and wines chrouometeru and $500 in coin
Cahsdrai Destroyed Nv Fire
MovruEAL, Dec. TO- Chrsts churcb and The Episcopal