The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-12
From the N. Y. Evening poss, Apsils
Later from Europe.

Later from Europe
The Canard steamship Europa, Captain shannon from
Liverpool, March 10th. with intelligence three days
later Than ihal BY the Arctic, arrived this morning
Cotton had fallen in price, but The quotations in the
funds better
II quite certain now that the Turkish question will
be settled without resort TO arms,
fearful riot took place al the Black burn election
me 15o, winch was only suppressed by calling out the
military.
THE TURKISH QUESTION.
Nothing new is reported in respect to the relations OF
turkey ana Russia but the prevailing opinion was that
mere would be no Yet the French and English
fleets are on their way 10 Conslantnope.
An article IN the Presss, headed :, La PAIN 1Dlrmis"
containing rather startling suggestion, considering lis
ute, hat The way TO extngulsh the last and only real
danger OF war in Europe woui be for France and Eng
land TO destroy the Russian fleet in the Black Sea- has
ced good deal OF attention This article although BY
announcer hand is continuation OF the by nj Emile
de Giradln cong graduating Europe upon Anglo French
alliance IL IS signed by M Victor Mongurgo. Greek
VINO mas passed many years in Turkey and is well &C
quainted with the political state OF that country. He
complains tha me government Journal the Pays, makes
lar 100 ght OF the question, and maintains that the con-
slant agitation kept up by Russian emissares in all the
provinces OF The Ottoman empire is something far more
serious lian !" momentary dhculty"-ar more danger-
Gus TO the peace OF Europe than diplomatic in
cidenl IT IS time that England and France should look
the matter IN the face and no longer content themselves
WIN nall measures M. Mongurgo thus remarks upon
the immense importance of the professions set up
by Russia
Lel !, be well understood the right Of protection claim
ed by the Emperor OF Russia the Christians and the
Greek Ieglon IN the East worse than the dismelnbeI
ment OF several provinces enforced the hed of battle
after bloody victory This proecorate is nothing less
than the right granted to Russia TO interfere continually
in the internal affairs of Turkey; it is perpetual
OF war; il is the annihation OF an empire it is the
annexation OF all Turkey in Europe 10 the vast domn-
ions OF Russia; il is Nicholas Emperor at Constantine
ple-he thing, less only the name. On the day that
Russia shall dispose of he Dardaneiles she will be the
absolute mistress of the Mediterranean; and en,renched
in this position impregnsble fortress, she will
dictate laws TO Europe Toaay 1t is time TO prevent this
Tomorrow il may be too late"
TERRIBLE COAL PIT ExPLosIoNTHIRrY TO FORTY PEOPLE
An explosion of fire damp, attended with most de-
plorable loss OF life, occurred at Wigan, Lancashire
Wednesday afternoon, 25h after o'clock at The
AIley Mine OF the nce Hall Coal and Camel Company
The number of those actually known 10 be killed twenty
but twelve others known to he missing, and twenty.
five still in the mine whose tate has not been as
certained About twenty also have been more or less
seriously hurt by the explosion.
The explosion occurred at about twenty minutes past
one o'clock and appears to have been confined almost 10
the district in which the furnace is situated Several OF
the men, who have been brought out alive IRON other
parts Of the mine, state that the noise was so faint that
they thought il no more than the shutting OF door,
and continued at their work for some time afterwards.
Had il not been that most OF the bout seventy hye)
who in the mine al the time collected near the
furnace instead OF being dispersed through the at
their employment, the result would probably have been
much less disastrous On the other hand the loss OF life
must have been much greater had the accident occurred
few minutes earlier. slx'y-our men had just assembled
the shaft. The number of men usually employed in this
from l40 to $780, but Wednesday being one OF the
paydays, there generally fewer men IN the pit that
time OF the day.
Immediately after The explosion number of de-
scended the down-cast shaft order 10 explore the mine
and the bodes the cast shaft having been dis
abed by the explosion constant stream OF water has
been kept through the down-cast shaft and the yenta
ton of the speedily restored in every part ex-
cept that in which the accident occurred The efforts 10
The men have been unremttlng both yesterday
during the night and this morning, and about so OF the
sufferers have been found about half OF them being dead
II is probable that number slll IN the No district
of whose life very little hope can be entertained.
STATE ITALY.
The from Italy is altogether OF most uncertain
and contradictory character Upwards of three thousand
muskes have, is said, been found in the forests which
skirt The Pedmonese and Austrian frontier. We are
told that the revolutionary chiefs active
aud that Kossuth and Mazzin more friendly disposed
each other than they have ever been Their proceed
ings kept profoundly secret one seems TO know
where Mazzn 49, Three more capital executions have
taken place at Feuara. The Austrisns continue 10
strengthen their forces along the Swiss frontiers.
On the 10Th the commandant OF Leghorn sentenced
Omero Mengozzi, a scfiyeneT, aged &c Ferdinand Ma
gagina, cabinet maker, aged As and Francis Parr,
carpenter 10 years Of age TO SIX, four and two weeks
Imprisonment in irons, for having had in their posses
sion printed works aud manuscripts OF subversye ma
ture.
! The Parlameno mentions that the refugee. sen, out
OF Genoa for political nine IN number, and
that twelve arrested for other motives The exact
number OF those expelled from Turin Vercel and Alex
andria not known, bot not more than one-fourh
OF them had heen compromised in the recent revolt The
journal Mayo seized on the l7h ~ it's office, and
wherever exposed for sale, for publishing insult
ing articles against the princes and chiefs OF foreign gov
ernments.
LIBERATION THE mADIu
! A letter dated Florence, March II, says that Rosa
and francesca Madis embarked board steamer bound
for Marsees yesterday evening. The fact OF their ap.
preaching Liberation, or rather OF the uation OF
their sentence OF imprisonment 10 exile kept pro-
found secret and the news only reached Florence this
afternoon.
safety has been Ayae by the Tuscan authorities, as no
one here knew VI what going to lake place, and con-
seqnenty repaatons could have been made indeed,
| the fact wa only known TO the Hon MIR. Erskne, III,
b. M charge dsHaircs this morning The heart OF every
humane man must be too ovefloyed al tai, act OF justice
tlrdy though be, to cay at the righteousness OF It's
| execution The prosecuted ones still alive, and,
under the blessing OF Cod al this lime on the free
| soil OF France
| The hladla were furnished with French passport,
made out in the names of NJ and Madame poni, Rosa
| hIadiais maiden name. All the arrangements were
made at the French consulate, and with the utmost
crecy. Poor francesca Mada's mental and physical
powers are completely Frustrated.
THE FLEETS THE mEDIrERRhsris.
The French feet under the orders OF Vice Admiral De
la SUISSE to have left Toulon the % ut II was
composed OF eight sailing vessels of war and four steam
ers II will be Joined by the four steamers stationed in
| the Archipelago commanded by Rear Admiral Roman
| des Posses
Tue English squadron consists of five shpsof-ihe line,
three fIgaes two corvetes, and twelve steamers and
the Turkish feet OF four three frigatcs,
eight brgs, and six The force OF the Turkish
fleet will be doubled by the junction Of the Egyptian