The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-10-04
BY Ell E G n A Pm.

II Il ~ U IL a r II.
Arriual Of the AJriea-Thrse Days Later from Europe.
New York, Oct. 3.-The Cunard Africa arrived
here this morning with Liverpool dates of Saturday the
10th ut containing three days later European news :.
The steamer Hermann arrived at southampton the pre-
vious day. ..0H
The news by the Africa is very uninteresting.
The markets generally unchanged and political
of has transpired since the Baltic sailed
The English papers filed with accounts of the
Of the Gar Moscow discussions question
Of specie export enter largely into their columns.
The chief subject Of interest at Paris is the arrest of Mari
the charge of intention to asassinate the EN-
peror on his return from Biarritz.
Much uneasiness exists mt Madrid and the Queen and
ODonnel are becoming equally unpopular.
The estates Of Holland were opened the 18TH and the
Congress had opened at Brussels but nothing
but preliminary business had been transacted.
The Swiss Federal Assembly, in both chambers had
pledged themselves to resist all encroachmens upon the
rights Of the republic s# .a.Ha4
There new rumors in circulation that the western
powers would coercion against Naples but they had not
Captain Penny had the Arctic regions in the
" Lady Franklin"
... THE MARKETS.
LIvERrooL, Friday, Sept 2O-The Brokers' Circular
states that the cotton market generally unchanged but
that the quotations barely sustained The market
quiet and prices steady Sales for the week 800 bales of
which 624o bales taken speculation and $500 for
export The estimated Saturday 1000 900
bales including 1000 for speculation and export. Quota
tonsfar Orleans, I'D middling Orleans 6ss; Mobile
fair, 6b middling, 6& fair upland, 6A mdding, ca.
Stock of cotton in port bales of which
American.
The Manchester market was steady.
Breadstuf Richardson Spence, Co. say the weather
has been favorable and breadsuas quiet Flour
steady last quotations western canal and Baltimore
quoted At 20 3ls Ohio 81 33s. Wheat had declined
3D.; red, old ass new. 91fs.; white, old, $50 los;
new 10 o1Ss. Corn very dull and unchanged yellow
and mixed sold for 3lI 32hs.; white, 33s.
Provisions steady Beef and pork dull and
changed Bacon steady and prices SITTER but
quotably higher. Lard was dull at 7Ss.
LospoS.-Bulon had decreased in the Bank of England
upwards OF $4,000.
HAvnr Sept l6.-Cotton-sales for the week. s. 900
bales; stock on hand, 70, 500. Breadstuas are dull.
LvERpooL Saturday atcrnoon-Cotton closed dull Pro-
visions and breadsufs unchanged.
[sEcoSp DEsPATcHl
The African arrived up late for the s-ocock train
LATEST.
Lospos Ssturday.-The Morning Post speaks Of a dipo-
matte rupture with Naples inevitable and says that the
whole Of the English diplomatic corps at Naples will be
called. owe shall send also win France, two lneof-
battle ships and corresponding force Of gates to Naples
and through these alone viii the allies communicate with the
King"
The stock market was less firm yesterday owing to the
continued stringency OF the market Consus ductuate
and closed decline OF y cent compared with Thursdays
prices.
The Paris bourse remains fat; three closed
Friday triae lower the previous day. There
rumors OF extensive forgeries Of Crystal Palace stock
causing heavy decline The party implicated had fed.
Agricultural Fair.
WArERrows, (S. Y.,) Oct 3.-The ne weather has at
tacted great concoure Of vsters the to-day
The entries than any previous year.
and the ssOckh very superior.
Boiler Erpio.ion. Lo,so Of life.
Oct A rtabla Etea arnlo ed
this afternoon the Delaware county fair killing fourteen
persons and wounding several others.
The following are the names OF the persons who were
killed BY the explosion Mrs. A. Walker, Thomas VIII
lsms WIN. Finch Henry Hommell, Lewis Powers, Mrs.
shaw, Frank Smith, Hiram Nafus Mr.. Tone, and
and woman unknown There also tweny-four badly
hurt, many OF whom doing well.
Thaat.giring IN Ri.,o1ri.
ST. LOUIS Oct. 2The governor has appointed the 10th
Of November as day Of Thanksgiving andprsyer.
| Jnssen.e Los. by Fire.
Npw YoHK Oct ga large warehouse on the corner Of
Barclay Washington streets burnt last night The
building entirely finished, eight stories high
and built BY Mr. sienths tobacconist for factory The
loss s75 ooo part Of the walls FELL completely de-
moshing the adjoining building occupied BY Mr. sienha
Harkets.
Nrw YoaK, Oct. 3.-Cotton b. advanced u cent-ssles
OF 1000 bales, Orleans midding, l2k Uplands middng
l2sS; Uplands fair ls. Flour has decinedsaes Of 900
bbls, State, Sc 10 SO As Ohio, sc IS sc 20; stand
ard SO 90 81 40. Wheat has decined-sses Of 70 900
bushels white, 81 81 red 81 Is 81 50 for choice In
diana. Corn IL 6rm-ssles OF $1,000 bushels southern
mixed ss1S cents. Pork 10 decningsses Of at $40
Beef 6rm-Chiosgo repacked, 81 so ash Lard dull
sales Of 800 bbs at lA cents Whisky is steady at 30
cents FOR Ohio. Coffee Is du-Rio 81 12L cents. Su
gar 6rm-Hsvans, a9{ cents. Molasses is quie-Mus
covado 40 cents Spirits turpentise Is steady at AZ cents
Ro,n qust-sale, Of common at 81 70. Tobacco is firm
ate 10 cents for Kentucky. Rice is dull at AZ cents
Freighs irmer.
Dy Mssorio.The Officer. members Of National Lodge
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