The daily union., 1856-11-01
G Il N Il II A l. N EW 8.


THANKSGIVING DAy.-Three more States-oho, North
Carolina and Misssspp-have selected the goth day
November day of general thanksgiving The gov
of Delaware it appears, has not designated the l3th
has been stated any other day, yet The gov
of Massachusetts, has named the 9Th proxmo for
this purpose Appointments have yet to be made in six
teen States.
ErPoRTs-The total value of the foreign export from
the port of Baltimore for the past week is stated to be
$443O6d Included in these exports 562 barrels OF
four 55G4 bushels of wheat 7l2 barrels of corn meal
42s bushels Of corn, and 2SO hogsheads of tobacco
From Turks IsLAND.-The Royal Standard of the 4th
ult says:
We may, with reason; cls sruuiate the public on the
present condition OF our salt market The last few weeks
ing prospect The throughout the colony In good
order 9460 bushels have been exported Price IS cents
THE DEATH OF ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY uArRoS-A
Philadelphia correspondent says:
"Mrs Mary Bennett died on Wednesday in the old dis
ict OF kenspgton, st the advanced age of O2 years
The deceased was contemporary OF Washington Frank
lin, and the elder Adams She a woman grown at the
time the Declaration Of Independence was made"
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAnRoAp.-The annual meet
ing Of the stockholders Of the Virginia and Tennessee
railroad commenced at Lynchburg on Wednesday. The
gross receipts Of the fiscal year 323 Oss CO. expend
lures Sl56O72 05 net gain, sl659T6 a. being "a per
cent the Of the l62 miles of road in operation e
year.
THT ONO RIVERA telegraphic despatch from Wheel.
ing dated the 3lst u states that the Ohio river agaia
ecedng and navigation be expected from the
cent rise The water is but % inches deep. An
average Of seventy carloads Of produce and merchandise
is daily transferred at Benwood and Beair the rail-
road people being kept busy.
THE SHIP MAcAUIEy sATE.-The Baltimore American Of
yesterday morning says;
The steamer Georgia yesterday brought up intelligence
that the ship Macauey which ashore the wer part
OF the bay during the late storm got of on Thursday
morning and had gone into the Potomac where she would
take in her cargo again and sail for Liverpool
REcur1s OF BREApsrUFFs-The receipts OF brcadstuts
from the interior yesterday (ssys the New York Courier
and Eoquirer of yesterday per North river and canal
boats we're large Including 266i0 barrels -four 900
bushels wheat and 10000 do corn The arrivals Of -four
are considerably the increase The receipts Of produce
until the close Of the canal viii probably exceed those
any previous fall
CorSEacub--Tbe private letters from London (says
the New York Journal OF Commerce that the refusal
OF the Bank Of England lend stocks arose from the
discovery that the drain OF specie was carried on In part
through funds obtained from this The regular
embarrassment,
srnpsney chiefly affects the spectators In Paris Il s
well known that the merchants have in the habit
OF relying upon the Bank 10 the In great
centres The French merchants generally de-
pend far less upon borrowed than those Of other
countries In western Europe
NEw'PAPEas IN ITALY-There appear at present in all
Italy al newspapers partly political partly scientific and
artistic They distributed the peninsula in The
following way s5 appear In Lombardy 81 in Sardinia
In Parma and Modena 80 in Tuscany 80 In the Papa do
minions, and SO in the kingdom Of both Siciles
IwugRArIoS AT CAsrR GARDEx-ARRIyAE or CaMEAS
sotDrrRs-The New York Evening Post of yesterday
says
"Tht number OF daily arrivals Of immigrants at Castle
Garden depot at the present time averages twelve 10
fourteen hundred nearly twohirds Of whom Irish and
the other third principally Germans They appear to be
Of better class both TO and intelligence than
those that have arrived in former years Yesterday there
three arrivals from Bverpoolthe John Bright with
Point with 5l3 On Wednesday the Elizabeth Hamilton
from Hayre landed 247 passengers tue Liverpool from
London, landed 200 the Puarch from liverpool landed
i0 and there were smaller arrivals by other vessels
rapidly as possible the immigrants forwarded to
their several places Of destination aud the number Eemaln
Ing at the depot overnight rarely exceeds Eve or sE hun
dred
Among the arrivals on Wednesday wereseveral French
political refugees among them Dr. g. Philippe, Victor
yimopt and Pierre Augusta Jourdap There were also
thirty six soldera Of the British Foreign Legion who
served 10 the Crimea They came In uniform and landed
with their knspsscks their backs At Castle Garden
hey received by Mr. Webh Of the British consulate
who accompanied them BY way Of Troy and Montreal to
he bounty lands In Canada grNnted 70 them by the British