The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-30

Arival Of hs BGltie.-FoHr Days Later from Europe.
NEw YoRK, Sept 29.-The steamer Baltic with Liver
pool dates Of the 18th ins arrived at dock at O'Clock
this morning. too late to despatch the southern mails BY
morning train
The Africa arrived out at Liverpool on the 18th
The European dull the only subject OF interest
being the state Of etween Naples and the United
States.
The chartists are being revived in England.
Favorable weather and harvest operations extended
throughout the kingdom
There nothing OF special interest from France Spain
General Bravo is spoken Of likely to be sent minister
Washington
Switzerland and Prussia settling the Neufchatel diff
eudes by diplomacy.
Rumors Of further Naples TO the western powers
are rife, but are generally not credited.
The suspension of Wetmore Co., at Canton, is
hrmed Their liabilities said to be upwards Of $500
but their assets are ample
The London Star southern portion OF the United
States not to dream OF annexation with England.
The Paris correspondent of the Times says there no
doubt but that Congress win be held Paris during
coming winter to settle the questions arising the late
treaty.
The Emperor to leave Barritz on the 2sth for St.
Cloud.
An official account of the affair in Algeria with the Kaby-
les shows 1T to have been composed of only regiment and
squadron OF Chasseurs After desperate fight the Kabyes
retreated but returned the next day. when they again
beaten An expedition against them resolved upon.
Advices from China state that DIR. Parker the United
States commissioner Chow but had been unable
to get an interview with the vceroy.
The steamer San Jacnto broke down her way to Smo
da, and put back to Whampoa.
Howard Cunningham, an American merchant, was killed
at Foo-Chow while endeavoring to quell a street row.
On the 2sth the Baltic spoke the sloop. yandala
from st. Helena for Portsmouth.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. T.-Rchardson, Spence Co. report
that the Africas had effect upon cotton which
closed firm Sales slow but prices had undergone no
Orleans middng cad; Mobile and Upland middlngs,
Cad Sales for three days 900 bales including 400 on
speculation and 1000 for export
At Manchester there average of business
but prices had undergone change The weather had been
favorable and the harvest reports we're dattering.
There had been but small arrivals of grain inte
rior. Breadstuis generally rmer Flour was steady
Western canal had advanced at 20 3Is Other
brands unchanged Baltimore and Philadelphia were
quoted at 20 3ls and Ohio at 81 33s. Wheat active
and finer qualities have advanced 3d. old red to 9s
new, 95s; old white, 81 los new 10 O19s. Corn
unchanged-seller demand advance and buyers re-
duction yellow and mixed quoted 81 32s., and
white at 33s.
Provisions unchanged. Sugar is active and firm
Money is slightly stringent. Consols for money on
Tuesday 93A 9S, but advanced I'D after the official close
of the market.
HAvRE MARKErs.-Havre Sept. 15.-Cotton was dull the
previous week. but improved towards the cose-saes on
Saturday amounted 200 bales advance Of IT, sales
to-day bales closing steady Tres ordnare s9f Bread
stufs dull.
The Fever in Brooklyn
BRooKLYs, Sept 29-Ths health officer to day reports
of yellow fever the city since Saturday
DEATH 49,