The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-30
By ELE G Il Az II.

Three Days Later from Earope.-Arroa, Of the arabia
HALIFAX, Jan. 29.The Cunard steamship Arabia from
Liverpool 18th instant arrived last night with three days
later advices from Europe. ~ Hrra ss.ata #lfp
The virtual settlement of the Swiss difficulty is confirmed
The details the arrangement of adjustment
The steamship City OF Baltimore from Philadelphia,
rived at Liverpool on the 18th instant s.a..~t |
s#s COMMERCIAL. @taa .a@"" " 4
In the Liverpool market cotton had declined the week
about I'D. sa.s .a1n .|sEi,# '.. !
Breadsus also had experienced turn in favor
and all qualities were lower. .aa .a}Ec "a
Consols for money closed ct 935s 9314 . .u...- 4
The Brokers' Circular quotes the Liverpool cotton market
quiet decline the week of I'D There little
speculative export demand and the sales of the week
summed up only ~ 600 bales, including 5000 Friday.
Saturdays sales were in addition 5000 bales. The ket
closed steady at the following quotations Fair Orleans
mddng Orleans, Td fair Mobiles, 1864. midding
Mobiles, 9l6d fair upands, lll6d middling uplands
7-l6d. at.afr 8@@ 9's -susa 4. a#aaa ssts &.
Breadstus we're generally lower. Flour had declined 3D.
heat, Id 3D. and corn slightly cheaper. The
ket quiet. ''' ". h'' ' Er ~
Z, Provisions very dull. g r.... ~
Consos for money closed at 93S 932. W. aaa ra ~ . .
The Arabias mails will be DIE in New ork Friday
night. @ a.ssss XII @ a.. Y. .ssr.fa a.. A.. ". b,
The Brokers' Circular reports corn moderate business
decline Of 3D. 3D. Richardson, Spence, Co. quote red
wheat s.. 9s 3d. Western canal -four Sis. Cd $751;
Baltimore and Phi adepha, 32s. a 33s. Cd. q
Bullion in the Bank had decreased 81 AGO. I'm
American stocks unchanged.
.1r~atagrI [LArEsT.l tu
LoHDos Saturday, noon-Consols for money 931s.
.. [sEcoSD pEspArcH.]
The Arabia arrived Halifax at quarter before IL last
night and left for Boston at this morning. She left Liver
pool p. m the l7th Spoke the Europa the lSth
bound up Liverpool The Baltic arrived out the
ing of the 18th. sa,.aatt #l at sr rsEtft#aaa@
The Neufchatel dispute is virtually ended. The commit
tees both houses Of the Swiss federation adopted the prop
otion to release the prisoners and despatch from Bernie
the nth further that the national councils had
adopted propositions of the by nnety-one
against four. The Council of State had then
formal had been made by Prussia was
understood that the King all claim the
regny and Of Neuchate The castles of Neuf
chate Loche remain the private property the
King hut their is to be disbursed in local charities
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Meetings continue to be held throughout the country
against war income. 1HF' Fh .."".. IA
Ferouk Khan, the Persian ambassador had arrived at
Marseilles with a suite of one hundred persons.
The Corps Legislatf opens the 18th of February.
The bishop of Amiens had been appointed Archbishop of
Paris " e..
1t rumored that Mr. Layard had obtained concession
for railway from Rustchu the Gulf of Sards which the
western powers favor with view military purposes D
pomatic conferences relative to the Danuban prncpaes
continued. 10.
despatch the Russian government to it's envoys in
regard the Neufchae affair the attitude of Prus
and opposes restraint being placed freedom of &C.
tion of the King of Prussia.
[LATFsr1 .1."
BERNIE Friday.-The final of the Federal Assembly
has Just been taken upon the proposition of the council
The council of States which, with the National Council.
constitutes the Federal Assembly, separately discussed the
propositions and resolved upon their adoption almost unan-
mously. .a#vlaraf
PARIS l6h.The royast prisoners at Neufchate are to
-.ytL-- n
Swiss troops - ~ "# fH= H1
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 9th.-Ibrahim Pacha has beaten the
Russians in Circassia. A Russian general was killed
MADRIp-Twenty five political prisoners have escaped
from Valencia. Greg H# ~"as - 4
Details of the Chinese advices to the Gath have been re-
ceived. g,a, # N
The Canton continued obstinate and had ia
sued proclamation threatening martial law to the people
for venturing TO speak of peace. .t0" maT
The Americans had destroyed the barrier forts.
arrival of Steamers. 4
NEW YoRK, Jan. 29-The screw steamship Clyde from
Glasgow 10th inst, arrived this morning. .l "a
The French steamship ygs has arrived in eighteen days
passage from Havre.
.... Exports of Conon.--Lorge Stock =. .,. p
NEW ORLEANS Jan. AThe shipments of cotton to Great
Britain during the past week, from this port 1000
bales. #tt.H i@fr
The stock of cotton all the ports of the United Staes
larger than before known reaching nearly $50 900
bales The accumulation is owing to the backwardnes
the trade in England sending forward their orderspreer
ring they do to wait for the lower prices which they
lieve will yet rule. sr4@st Fst aa.0|
arrival of the Mem York, dc.
New YoRK, Jan. 2s.--The steamship New York. from
Glasgow, arrived last night She the steamer off Nam
tucket, but not ashore nor in distress
Snow has been falling since last night about two inches
have thus far fallen. s
The Lyonnaise.
PHILApELPHIA, Jan. 29.-The Ledger has Boston de-
spatch stating that two Of the Lyonnaise
have arrived in the barque Essex They report that others
were probably saved by vessels in sight when they
picked up. |
british Troops for China. "aa
NEw YoRK, Jan. 2S.-Ths Manchester Guardian learns
privately, that Admiral Seymour applied to the governor
general Of India to send troops Canton but the latter
cined with the view Of referring the matter to the British
cabinet.