The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-31
ruRrHER NEWS Rr raE ARAaIA.


The files Of English papers received BY the steamer Ara
contain the following additional tsmsforwarded to
this city BY telegraph from Halifax
The Vest india rail steamer Tyne ashore at 81 Al
han. already reported still remains agtound-the water
entering her with every tide Her passengers bad been
landed and part of her cargo removed but it would take
days To float her of IL the weather proved favorable
She insured and is the ninth steamship that has
been lost belonging to that line
John CAfswel Henry Cutting End John Lewis, second
mate third nate and boatswain OF the ship Guy Manner
ing Of New YORK. committed for manslaughter at Liv-
erpoo in connexions with the death of man, name un-
known except George He supposed TO have been gro
GERS clerk, who shipped al New York as seaman
The from China has caused increase OF hrmness
in the London tea market
The Porte has approved of the Hnaneia negotiations
specpg the bank which will, therefore commence
operations at Consantinope with capital OF
eight millions of piasres.
Gen Gherney has obtained the concession for the Eu-
pirates valley railroad
commission Of generals Is appointed prepare plan
TOR I'm, FIRM of the Turkish army.
Cousantinope letters on say mat lne
continue One has already been held at Lord StrauoI-
house The point on which the discussion chiefly has
turned had relation to the political classification OF boyard
or noble proprietors OF land.
II was the proposition of the Porte to establish two
classes of boyardsgreat boyards and small boyards-but
the ambassadors objected to the division and resolved that
only uniform class Of propretors OF land IS to exist
The division would have been great weapon in the hands
of government
The China mail of HongKong of November 20 has been
received containing four days later intelligence than that
brought by the last mall The principal incident during
the week the proceedings of the United States squad
consequent upon the unns.ihaole attack made by
party Of braves occupying the border forts and which was
likely 10 inv olive the Americans much against their Will
In quarrel with the Chinese.
The overland mail brings intelligence from Melbourne TO
the 20h of October Continued weather had nterfer
red with busess but had improved wages and lowered
the prices such necessary articles ct food -four and
taioss. Balarat gold was quoted at IT'S 3d.
The following despatch reached at late hour
for insertion In this mornings issue of the Union:
The Arabia succeeded in reaching her dock about
o'clock this dfterhoon She in collision with the brig
dstention but serious damages The ice remains thick
and solid, and hundreds Of people lined the steamers
row pathway from the Castle the dock Her mails viii
be sent South by the early morning train.
The foreign papers by the Arabia contain but little ad
! diiidnal news.
Queen victora's accouchment was expected in March
Redpah, the exsecretary of the Northern English Rail
road Company who swinded his employers out of mil
lion OF dollars convicted by the jury after absenc
| of only Eve minutes His alleged accompce, Kent, wa
acquitted Redpath sentenced transportation fol
! hR
The returns show that one hundred and fifty vessel,
were driven ashore Of which eighty Totally wrecked
and many others damaged during the late frigful Ra
on the coast Of The United Kingdom including lage los
ofHfsp
terrific hurricaae Devastated the Philippine islands
October 81 The suburbs of MANILA aud the neghborine
villages were reduced heaps Of ruins The number Q
houses destroyed that place was above $500 The off
destroyed within circuit Of eight Leagues around Nd
| nila.
six foreign vessels driven ashore in the roads
Manila.