The Washington union., 1858-03-27
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
One Week Later from Eur pe.-Arrival or the
N ia ~ rN

Niagara.
HALIFAX March 26-The royal mail steamship Mag
ara, Capt J. G wickman, arrived here this morning
from Liverpool 18th inst. The steamship Indian from
Portland, arrived out the 18th.
The English House of Commons met ON the 18th
Mr. UIsrae announced the reception OF very satsiac
tory despatch from France and termination of the
understanding between the two countries.
The appeal of Orsni and his accomplces from the
tences imposed upon them for the attempt to ssnate
Napoleon refused.
Arrests continue to be made Of other conspirators
throughout France.
The expected dispatches from India had not reached
Liverpool when the Niagara sailed but there
of unsatisfactory news from that quarter.
SECOND DsspArcn.
The Niagara passed the Africa of Cape Clear the
18TH outward bound The Fulton left Southampton on
the evening of the lth for New York having been de-
tanned at Havre by low water.
lengthy pamphlet had been issued at Paris in regard
to the refugee difficulty with England IL appeals to the
English government and people not to be led away by
false interpretations and hope that the Anglo
French alliance will firmly stand the trial it is
dergoing The pamphlet is regarded in the light of
State paper
AT Chalons, on the 9th inst, forty surprised
small post of infantry and attempted to seize railway
station crying Vue la R7ubligue! They driven
back which they occupied the head of the bridge to
intercept communication with the barracks but the gar
Iison captured fifteen and dispersed the others.
Gortschakoff Is said to have issued memorandum on
the question of the navigation of the Danube directly
in opposition to the views of Austria Russia agrees that
France and England have right to deal with the sub
ject, by right of the Paris conference.
There had been some roting at Dublin between the
police and college students five of the latter dangerously
injured.
Dispatches from France to the Swiss government
published in regard to the removal Of Italian other
questionable refugees from the frontier France in
acing terms, demands their removal
telegram from Madrid says that Zuioaga is we'll dis
posed to settle the difference with Mexico The state
thatE IN fhp,a tu
tradcted on good authority
LlvERrooI. Cotton Market sales during the week.
on speculation, $500 bales export 2, 500 sales Fri
day 5000 baes-,narkct dull fair Orleans dull, II ;
mddling Orleans 9-l5 fair Mobiles u middling
Mobiles u fair upan,s II mddling uplands Il :;
stock, 272, 900 bales including l75, 900 American
Manchester adviccs unfavorabe.
Richardson, Spence, Co.'S Circular reports flour very
dull and almost unstable, quotations being quite nom
nal. Wheat dull but steady and unchanged Corn
quiet and steady mixed yellow unchanged white, 3ls
a 3ls Cd The general Brokers Circular quotes corn
Id. a I'd dearer Beef quiet Pork dull. Bacon heavy
and slightly lower Lard quiet-5Os for best quality
1aow slightly advanced butchers 55s. Sugar firm,
but under large arrivals is weak and with but little in
qury. Coffee firm, Rice buoyant. Tea quiet Con-
gou, Is. ad ls Id for other descriptions Rosin dull
As. Sd As Cd Turpentine stcady-4ls. Cd 42s Cd.
LONDON Markets. Barring Hothers' Circular reports
breadstus quiet and steady Sugar quiet and easier,
but unchanged in price, Coffee steady Tea was but
little inquired for and prices weak Rice quiet
Iurpentine heavy at rather lower rates.
MONEY unchanged. Consols 96a for money and 9Gs
for account Bullion increased eos, 900.
Later from California. Arrival of the steam
ship Moses TIA yIOr.- --Quick est II, ip on Record.
New YORK. March 26-The steamship Moses Taylor
from California brings 81 400 600 in treasure The trip
performed In 20 days and Ia hours being the quick
record She left Aspinwall the afternoon OF
the 18th The St. Louis would sail the evening for
New York.
The news by this arrival is not important
The legislature had passed act to take the State
prison from the hands of the lessee and place
it in the hands of TO be appointed by the
The government was refused possession, which the
officers broke the doors and took it.
The legislature have confirmed the Van Ness ordinance
providing that all titles to the city of San Francisco lands
within the borders be given to parties in possession
cept what's required for streets public squares school
houses, &c.
joint committee had reported memorial to Congress
for the abrogation OF the mail contract and for the for
nation Of two companies carry it alternately also
make it weekly mail
The sloop ofwar ST. Marys has arrived from Honolulu
with thirty desertons of the deserers had been
captured
The Indians the Sebastian reservation had revoed
and refused to work obey orders they were fright
ened into submission by soldiers the leaders pun
ished with 20 to 100 lashes.
Two persons were killed and number wounded by an
avalanche in Plumas county
The Golden Age had arrived out having made the
quickest outward trip
Markets languid, but not depressed Some ar
ces higher. Money easier.
NICARAGUA.
General Lamar was formally received by the govern
mcnt of Nicaragua on the 22d day of February
The Iisai treaty still before the legislature 1t
believed that it would not be ratified unless with al
tcratons which would reopen the whole affair at Wash
ington.
William Carey Jones had taken leave of the govern
ment
Gen Jorez has been appointed the Minister of War and
Hacienda
The steamer San Carlos had been lost on the lake
The United States steamer Susquehanna was at San
Juan
Gen. Vivanco had captured A,ic,--the frgate Apur-
having first shelled the town She then landed 355
and took possession The loss both sides 200
killed and many wounded Half the town was in
ruins. Vvanco had withdrawn his troops from Iquque
The attempt at revolution in Lima had been suppressed
Lieut. Cohen came passenger in the Moses Taylor
bearer of dispatches from Com Long, of the steam gate
Merrnac, which had arrived at Callao
Later from Mexico
New ORLEANS March 25.--The steamship Tennessee
from Vera Cruz has arrived with dates to the 2st inst
Her dates from the capital to the 10th 1t is very
difficult to get reliable information of the events
prng Several battles have been fought in which the
Zuoago party claim to have achieved Victories but they
do not amount to much
Gen. Parod had rctreated before Ozzolo
Pronuncamentos still the order of the day but
Tho ncxyp pove Mt tappear In he raip