The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-13


An imposing force il to be despatched TO Mexico and the
most energetic employed TO obtain redress ordsr
have been sent 10 the squadron lying at Mahon TO proceed 10
Cadr join the expedition lneobattle ship and three
steamers also detailed to the same destination
LATEST.
PARIs, TuesdayA settlement has taken place between
England and Persia The conditions agreed upon on
Friday.
1t rumore that Russian troops have dsembarked At Bah
truck the Caspian sea, and that the Russians have Tor
wardsd munitions Of war TO Teherap.
Lospo, Tuesday evening The Earl Of Derby has brought
up Parliament the resolution condemning the Chimes r
supporting II with speech in which he maintained that the
Chinese outragts aud nfsons of the treaty, do not us
~ the hostile operations that have taken place.
The money market is firm nothing has been done under
per Large arrivals from Australia have nnnenced the
market, and the drain upon the bank stopped.
Consols for account, "a
MARINE DISASTER.
The ship Arthur from Savannah bound TO Glasgow,
abandoned sea- watsrogged Part Of the crew had ar
rived at Cardiff the remainder, numbering fourteen took
the boats previously and supposed to have pershed
New YoHK, March 1.-THE KaDgaroo's news went direct
New Orleans single writing over the National line
Three Days Later from Europe The Amsrica Halar.
HAlFAx, March 1.-THE Cunard steamship America,
from Liverpool Saturday 2sth utmo, has arrived at
this port and will be due at Boston at early hour on Sat
urday morning.
The steamships Alps and City Of Manchester arrived at
Liverpool on the 26th ult.
The most feature of the by this arrival is
the advices from China Later report that the ve
ports to which European ships admitted hare been
placed under siege.
eosagnciAL isrnLLIeEscE.
In the Liverpool cotton market all qualities lower,
fair middlpg ~ and lower qualities TO- Sales Of the
week 900 bales closing quiet the following quotations
Fair Orleans SD; mddng Orleans 7sd; fair Mobiles, Sd
niddling do, 75sd fair uPands, I'D. middling do,
Tp16d.
The breads. as market was dull Flour lower, but
quotations were nominal sana 29s. Sis. Ohio,
3lH 32s Cd Wheat had declined 2d.-whte, s. 9s 81
red, s.. s.. Cd. Corn was 3d. lower-mixed SSs 81
yellow, sss. 34s. Cd. white, 35s Sd 36s.
The provision market steady. Lard had slightly ad
vanced.
Money slightly easier, but bankers rates we're IN.
changed.
Consois fr money, esq., and for account, 49, s3s.
The Bank Of France had resued ninety discounts
American stocks were Inactive and uhehased 10 price,
except Illinois Central, which were slightly dearer.
| tsEcoSD DEsrATcH,l
The America passed the Africa, for Liverpool March
twenty miles west of Kinale March 3 saw large ship
burning Nobody on board.
The arrangement of III, Persian difficulty Is proceeding
satisfactorily, bat the treaty not yet signed The pro
posed Contention specifies that England shall enjoy equa
privileges with the atored nations, bu
Persia forbds the introduction of English consus On til
Caspian sea, inasmueh Der treaties with Russia fo bt
A them. @'sH-#
4 GREAT BRITAIN
The trade and navigation for January chow pro
| gressive increase. ss+..t
4 Mr.. Dallas attended the Queens eree the Goth.
Tho parliamentary proceedings interesting The De
bate Lord Debys motion Of cenfure OF the Chinese wa
resulted a the notion no; against 1t, l46
Mr.. Golden brought forward motion of similar natur
in Commons That this House has heard with con
Germ OF the which have occurred between the Brit
sh and Chinese Canton without expressing opn
Dffru
and the Of complaint, this House considers that th
papers laid upon the table fail to establish satisiacto
grounds for the violent recently resorted to
Canton that select committee be appointed to inquire int
our commercial relations with China"
The debate lasted two nights, and was further adjourn
ed.
Lord Palrnerston 10 reply to Mr.. Laysrd, said he
anti orsd BY the Russian Minister for Foreign Aairs
that there was no such treaty in existence between Ku
STA Persia that referred to recently by Mr. Layarc
and the negotiations at Paris the Persian difficult
were not yet ended.
Paris letters state that the Council has re.cte
the credit of five millions demanded by the War Depar
ment. y as as
spAiS.
is stated in the ministerial organ that the number Of
sells to be sent against Mexico including transports for tie
: thousand men, is about thirty.
Vienna letter says that the Ministerial Council are d.
berang the expediency OF withdrawing the Austria
e troops from the papal dominons
= CHINA. Z.
Teegrapbic dates from Hong Kong are to January 5
! Affairs In China unchanged.
Private letters that large Chinese feet had atacl
ed the English squadron subsequently retiring in good ord
under the forts Canton. Admiral Seymour had burnt
e greater part of the suburbs of Canton.
The Chinese rebel feet had formeda junction with the 10
e periaiists at Whampoa-
Paris despatch that letters from Macao state tb
the Emperor placed in state Of siege the five Europe
! ports of the empire. e #9gs reT .
An the Europeans board the steamer Thistle had be-
murdered by the native passengers, and
r steamer dismantled and abandoned
The government at Hong Kong had increased the publ
force aud taken precautionary against incend
arsm.
The total exports OF tea to England were IL ,ooo, 90
against 81, 600, 600 last year.