The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-29
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NEW DIRK, Jan. zo.-The steamship Arago mas arrived
from HAvre and Southampton 18th inst Liverpool dates
are 10 the 18th.
The news is highly important. - fas
Hosties continue at Canton, in which the Americans
have been again engaged
The Swiss question settled Prussia acknowledges the
Independence Of Neuchas Switzerland has released the
royalst prisoners. .its-+
The Russians have with disastrous defeat in Crcas
sia.
The Portuguese Cortes January LIST. Don Pedro
United States for the afforded to the inhabitants Of
second submsrihe Atlantic telegraph company had
been organized in London to go direct to the shores Of the
United States. ~ 3s..s9sH 3t "a
Telegraphc adyces via Trieste are from Canton Novem
Der "a The French admiral had sent orders to all
the French vessels belonging the station to join him imme
diatey.
The explanation of the of the American forces
in the renewed hoses is that the Chinese having offered
price Ter heads OF Engshmen American heads were
sent In by mistake. There is nothing further. ,giit
rumored that Russia has further demonstrated against
the Ango-French occupation of Greece.
The difficulty between Spain and the Pope is settled
There had been terrible in the Asturiss The
mails and all other communication stopped for several
days. 8A ts''rR7
Prussia has suspended all military preparations.
The Rusans attacked Bayuk by ten thousand
Circasaan and forced to retreat with the loss of two thou
sand men am their artillery. sa a rsii't
The West India Nail Compsnys steamer Tyne was
stranded on the 18th inst. in the British channel.
The East India and China Associations have addressed
letter to the Earl of Clarendon Chinese affairs expressing
the hope that If Admiral Seymour fails his efforts to open
Canton to foreigners her Maesy government would
adopt prompt and effective steps In the matter pre-
cade future collisions Lord Clarendon replied that the
subject shall receive from the government the attention
which its Importance demands iaat sas7a
COMMERCIAL INTELLIaEscE.
The Liverpool cotton market quieter, and all qualities
had declined The circulars conflicting varousy quot
ing the decline at q to 3l6d and Is Nd The sales of
two days were only $500 bales. sti Es. NJ
At Manchester quotations barely maintained. =
Breadstuhs were generally quiet and unchanged.
Provisions without change. ,sgt t.B,ttGta $500
Consols for money closed on the 18th at 93sa 93s
The English money market frmer, owing specula
tive purchases. Consos for account 9s "a. Exchange
bills firm at par and upwards Foreign stocks
active.
Tpo Weeks Later from Ca3ornia.Arrival Of tho Illinois,
New YORK. Jan. 2S--The steamship Illinois, with the
California mails Of January 5h and 81 900 in treasure
arrived at 10 o'clock this morning, from Aspinwa January
10Th. sr .uC4 ssG
down upwards Of 81, 900 900 in treasure. .5
The Stephens spoke the Golden Gate January 9h and tho
Sonora January 17th-both bound up.
The British mail steamer Thames, arrived at Aspinwnl
from Greytown reports Walker with force of hundred
mem surrounded BY enemies who had offered him terms
capitulation, which he would probably accept.
The soopofwar st. Marys was to leave Panama on the
10th for San Juan del Sur. ~a,ns
The Illinois spoke the George Law the 25th-al well
board. sg
The Star contains details of the seizure Walk
e steamers but gives nothing Of Importance in addition
what is already known here 1 4ukat ElHMs
The Magdaena Company's steamer Anita foundered off
Sabana December rs, and twelve men, including the chief
engineer and mate perished 5tEI
Revolutionary in progress both at Carha
gena and Bogota The object Is to form federal govern
ment, and to upset the Ospina administration I.a
Two heavy shocks Of earthquake felt at Panama
Advioos arefr0m callao TO december 90 and
The sloop-ofwar John Adams ar.;-.a . !. .s.tast55#
cembera 10th. Commander Boutwell, dangefodiry ~,
and had been ordered home Fl tsg AN
consular convention Chilli and the United States
had been signed by the of the two countries
Two ministers from RIGA expected In Chill
organize jointly with Chilli and Peru, for opposition to fill
buster invasions ~ ..,t .agEEa
The revolution in Peru had become general Gen. Vvanco
having obtained possession Of every port coast
Calao. He has issued proclamation, supreme chief
of Peru annulng the decree Of President Castillo which
suspended the payment of interest the national debt
Professors Francis and Moore Iowa. the 9Th
Of December scientific expedition to the interior
There is nothing exciting from San Francisco.
Business extremely dull, and rates unchanged.
Arrivals of dust from the interior increasing but
bars scarce.
Messrs. Cook Foger, Co., and AL Downer had failed
M Highly Important from Nicaragua.
New YoRK JAM 2s--By the arrival of the Illinois in
formation has been received that the British steamer Thames
arrived at Aspnwal the 10th inst, from Greytown
which place she left the day previous She brought hir
tyve Of Walkers men, who transferred the Gran
ada which left immediately for Greyown receive
the busers brought out by the Texas and Adger
and convey them to New Orleans.
Walker had evacuated Rvas and st. Georges
rounded by the allies who had offered him terms Of surren
der and he cut off from supplies it was hourly ex-
pected his followers would surrender.
The Aspnwa Courier says that it reported by the
Thames that the steamer Sierra Nevada had
by the Costa Rcan and that in the st. Ma
rys would leave Panama for Punta Arenas immediately
saa Later from Hapana.
CHARLEsroN JAM 23The steamship Isabel has arrived
from Havana, via Key West 25h instant There had been
heavy and wrecks among which were the
ship Caspian Captain Truant Of Bath at Baracoa cap
lost; and the British ship Grown on Pacific reef The
general unimportant. The weather was delightful
dimes and gold positively at 10 Der cent dis
count. Sugars active and firm inferior whites lax
l5 reals; superiors, II 10 reals Stock 600 boxes
Arrest of Fiii5usters.
New YoRK, Jan. 2s.--The steamship Teune,see which
have sailed to-day for San Juan has been detained
in consequence Of her repairs not being finished
Several ibusters have been arrested including Colonel
Fabens and Alexander Lawrence Ncaraguan colonization
agents. and Henry Bolton clerk of the latter Fabens and
Lawrence were ordered to give bail in SO each they re-
fused to do so, and were committed to prison.
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