The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-06
By TEL EG RAPH .

-Four Days Later from EaropeArripaI Of the Atlantic
NEW ToHE, March 5.-The Collins Steamship Atlantic
from Liverpool at i, p. m, the 18th ut arrived
this evening bringing four days later from En-
rope.
1t was rumorsd that the difficulty between England and
Persia nearly settled.
The speech of the Emperor Napoleon to the French egis
ature is the principal feature of the Atantics
The steamer Great Britain left Liverpool the 18th with
Eve hundred and twenty passengers for Melbourne.
GREAT BRrrArs.
The reduction proposed By the Chancellor of the En-
chequers budget is twelve millions sterling.
The debate the financial project had been postponed
until the 10th.
motion was passed expeIng James Sadlier from the
house of Commons.
Lord Clarendon appealed Lord Albemarle to postpone
his motion with regard the Persian war on the ground
that the negotiations at Paris making satisfactory
gress, and might be brought any momsnt.
The motion accordingly postponed
The London Advertiser that large number of
sentative members of Parliament threaten Derby
he sanctions the coalition with the Peslites
The Loudou correspondent of the Manchester
that Mr.. Russell nephew of Lord John Russell viii
| company Lord Napier attache to Washington.
FRANCE.
On the sixteenth the Emperor opened the Legislature with
speech from the throne amidst great pop enthusiasm
The Emperor referred solution of the
difficulties amongst the various European powers and
sdsrng that the best understanding prevails between
all the great powers thinks that the auspicious TO
endeavor seriously regulate and develop and
riches Of the nation he reoces the prosperous
don of the country evinced BY largely increasing
regrets the suffering caused deficient crops the
cent nundaion says that the expenditures be reduced
the abolished from January NEXT also that the an
nua army contingent fixed at hundred thousand mem
that appropriation made for the line
of steamers and after referring sundry topics
winds up with panegyrc upon the Of the empire
ITALY.
italian affairs in the unsatisfactory condition
The agents by the government offer political prron
exile in South America report that they nearly
all refused TO accept it. .I
The British Foreign Office had printed ofonicia cor
respondsnce relating to affairs Naples.
partial amnesty to political offenders has been offered
in Parma
CoNETASTrSoPLE l6th.DeFpatcheF from Tshersn recon
mend that Fer0uk Khan make peace with England
British renforcements had arrived in the Persian Gulf and
an English corps darmee had arrived at CAhuI and vas
marching with the troops of Dost Mahommed ON Herat
The Russians concentrating troops the banks of tho
Caspian.
FrELAxn.
Great Distress bordering famine prevails in Finland
COMMERCIAL ISTELIIeEEcE-
The Peras adrices caused advance in the Liverpool
market of fully I'd The SATURDAY. and Mon
day 900 bales including speculation and
for export Tuesday, market quiet with sales
600 bales including $500 speculation for export
The quotations are for midding Orleans 7l5lsd and for
midding uplands T9&d.
The Liverpool Sreadsus market was steady Flour wa.
quiet
Provisions dull.
Consois for money, $3.50 9s7S-
MessrB. Richardson, Spence, Co. report on wsdnes
day nnon wheat and firm. Flour unsalssble Cotton
quieter, but unehangedsals estimated 200 bales
The WesterH Rivers
PrrrsRuns March g-The navigation the rivers here
good Boats loading the rates for all the
ports, including Nashville, Memphis St Paul the
Illinois river, Louisville, Ksokuk St. Louis Zsnesvle
Cincinnati, &C, RHordng excellent opportunities shipping
goods direct Merchandise for points in Northwest be-
yond Chicago, after delays the railways. OCCASION