The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-23

NV YoHK, Jan. 22-The royal mall steamship
Europa with Liverpool dates Of the sth Of January
rived to-day, at g. p NJ. Her advces contain nothing
OF striking Importance The latest intelligence from the
continent is contained in the London Times of the
ing of the sth and teegaphed TO Liverpool That pa
per ntmates that the French Emperors speech to the
Austrian minister, New Years day was made with
view OF learning how all the great powers would receive
the project of French interference in Italy The same
authority Also says that the result has happily been de-
csye and great failure, owing 10 the increasing
pcion with which Napoleon policy regarded and that
the attempt of the oaw sooth the excitement has
but partially succeeded. The English funds opened
yesterday (Tth) at recovery of per cent but closed
with declining tendency The Paris Bourse yesterday
fell per cent.
MARKEIs.
LYmPooL, Jan. sth-Cotton closed yesterday with a
declining tendency and holders offered freely but showed
no disposition TO press uplands lie Id lower
but Orleans closed steady last quotations Sales of the
week "a 600 bales including 1000 to spectators and
$500 TO exporters The following the closing rates
Orleans Mobile, Upland.
Middlng ....--.-..-.s'l5-Is clsle %
Broadstufs closed steady. Flour was duh and UNI
changed. Wheat closed firm and holders demanded an
advance of l a pence on the finer qualities Beet
heavy, and holders pressing the market Pork
and bacon quiet
sEcoND DEsrATcu
The disquietude caused by Napolcons to the
Austrian minister still continued and per consequence
the panic continued the Paris Bourse. On the 7th
the Montetv Published the following paragraph
" For several days past public opinion has been agta-
ted by alarming reports which it is the duty of the gov
eminent to put stop to- by declaring that nothing in
diplomatic relations authorizes the fears which those
ports tend to provoke.
This caused slight improvement in the funds at Paris
and London but it only temporary and all the inn
provemcnt subsequently lost.
1t reported that France had sent very threatening
note TO AUSTRIA warning the latter OF the consequence OF
| the later's troope crossing the Scrvian frontier
Accounts from Italy continue very alarming Austria
is sending strong achievements into I0mbardy where
! her garrisons footing. An outbreak was
| anticipated at Milan Ii rumored-but the rumoI
not conirmedthat the city in state OF siege
and that great agitation felt at Cremona, Modcna
and elsewhere. scufe reported between the Aus
tran and Hungarian soldiers at Cremona.
Further details of debate in the Spanish Chambers on
the Presidents message show that Donnel expressed
very great surprise the Presidents proposition in
gard to Cuba and declared that the Spanish government
disposed to demand due satisfaction for such in
suit lie declared emphatcaly that Spain would never
| cede any territory.
Austria had abandoned the project of concentrating
! imposing force on the Servian frontier.
| Great depression prevailed at Vienna.
The object Of the conspiracy at Cracow was to
the independence of that republic
1t rumored, but not credited that Russia had Sue
ceeded in negotiating loan of several millions sterling
with the RothschiIds.