The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-06-12

NV f0nx, THURSDAY uaght June 10, lee1.
The Asia, from Liverpool May 2sth, with thsps days
later intelligence from Europe than by the Kausxoo
rived here this morning bringing publshcd news Of
how the outrage question ID viewed by Her Britannia
Majestys ministers what they purpose to pur
Perhaps Lord Napier private despatch box may
contain some information the subject upon which
Congress may be enabled 10 act previous the adjourn
ment on Monday. AmepG1n to-day the bsicf pre-
walls that there will be % difficulty with Great Britain,
and that the reports with regard TO the interview be
tween Commander Rogers and Lieutenant Pym Of the
Jasper and Lord Nspers dispatches from Sir Houston
Stewart, truo. hope sincerely, because, If they
are, do not any for further difficulty There
is why the United States should quarrel
with England because the latter maintains abstract
right to visit the ships of every nation the high
in the defence of humanity, long shc does not
assert the right practically with regard to our
vessels. may fancy that have right to overhaul
every man Broadway, and ascertain whether he
is is not Pickpocket and may declare that IL Ii my
special mission do So but long allow the Broad
way pedestrians to pass along without moestaton
harmless, my claimed right is quite harmless. 1t does
not seem however, that implicit credence is placed la
the lend of the war huxxas In the morning papers.
The stock market gave way again to-day notwthstsnd-
ing the sedulous circulation In the bull interest Of the
contents of Lord Napiers most private dispatches and
the details of his most confidential communications to
General Cass. What Stewart wrote to Napier and
"Pym said 10 Rogers" and Napier said 10 old Cas-
frequently repeated the most reliable authority
and yet the bears vocerousy sold New York Central at
79i and Erie at l5A and Reading at 40 and the more
that said of Napers assurances to Cas- of what nc
would do to the offending officers the louder grcwed the
bea and the cheaper they offered to sell Central Erie,
and Reading.
The new rooms of the New York Chamber of Com
in the underwrters building Of Cedar and
William streets were inaugurated this afternoon.
large number of influential merchants and prominent
citizens present to witness the interesting
monies. The president, Peletiah Pert occupied the
chair and gave interesting synopsis of the history Of
the chamber which first chartered by George LII in
l77O and rechartercd by the State New York in 1874
or the learned president of Columbia College, Hon.
Charles King, expressed It, the corporation shered
into existence under King had grown up under repub
lie, and commanded admiration for its worth az well AZ
its antiquity"
In this city Michael Canccmi is being tried for the
third time for tho murder Of tho policeman Anderson
jury having been scrapcd together and it Ia id that
very strange revelations about to be made in
connection with this and its management, which
will be made the subject Of judicial Investigation Not
withstanding that the Thermometer nearly at 80 in
the shade, the court crowded to suocation,
and you must therefore pardon your correspondent If he
refers you for particulars to the daily papers.
In Brooklyn the Irishman, James Kelly, who muir
dered his wife brutally few weeks ago, gave you
the details at the tme to-day sentenced to DEATH
the phrase 'placcd in position to
receive Governor Kings clemency." The unfortunate
is reported to have laughed he removed from
the court room.
The swl milk, or they sneeringly called, the
stumpta committee of the board of health still pur
suing their inquiries slowly, and wish could add
surely Frank Leslie has been invited to attend and he
promises to tell all he knows, but doubts whether the
committee will not think that toe veite NJ est pas bonnie
DIRE and check his revelations He says positively that
the in of the dscry stables have to be milk
ed in sings that the wretches who milk these often
squeeze quantity of pus from the liberated udders into
the pail with the milk; and that no also prove tibet
if any liquid solid filth falls into the milk cans, the
contents are not thrown out only strained and sold as
" pure country milk The Evening Post is accountable
for the following
posed action Of medical the promises saying people
might poisonous milk they cnose they would be SILK
would be unprosona He making
m BEsrange's fable Sport to you but death to MS"
There is rumor of n Great nti-Lecompton Mass
Meeting to be held in this city after Congress ajcurns
That was tried before at the Academy Of Music, when
Mr. Bancroft tried his voice " for the ecation Of the
and shfter and Mr. Stanton lost his
voice trying to shout in the open mir, and many other
distinguished anti-Locomptones did number of very
great things, but did not hold mass meeting in the
Academy. IT, when the excitement mt its highest,
The meeting ze of the most laughablc description,
what will it be now when the whole world joins in a
nos nna that Lccompton and anti Lecompton buried
brewer. aH
The monetary and commercial Of to-dny can be
rowded into line, indeed into word, and that
nothing. Philadelphia gentleman, just arrived from
he Quaker city, and anxious to decry great
'oasting city, remarked to that sit looked like
sunday in Wall street and its vicinity There certainly
was very little movement In any branch of business.
Nominally money is very easy at former quotations.
Foreign Exchangcis very flat at 100 1901 for sterling
md s. l64 5l24 for francs Stocks again lower,
weaker, and under the control of the bears The
oowng the closing prices of the Second Board for
ome of the principal fanccs Pacific NJ s. S. 723 New
York Central, 795; Erie, 15A; Hudson River, 25a
Reading, 40 Michigan So, 2Ol Galcna and Chicago,
'sa; Cleveland and Toledo, 32s Chicago and Rock
sand Ills Milwaukee and Mississippi, ls; and La
;rosse and Milwaukee, Ga.
The -four market moderately active at decline of
per barrel Wheat rather better with an nc
i've demand. Corn heavy Mt decline. Pork wac
lull and unsteady. Beef unchanged. Cotton steady
md quiet nxsx
The cash transactions at the sub treasury Jay were
q follows
'ayments- 1882 so
oaancc 4,315,30I 62
The receipts at the Custom House for duties were $72
,I6 90. ADSUM
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