The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-31

l ALLE0 MAX
AKEIyAL on THE srKaaER ArsoA-rasKK DAfs LATIN
/ yaon EUROPE.
Nav YoKK, Dec. 3o.-rhe steamer Africa, with Liver
pool dates OF the f7h instant, has arrived.
Lord Panersson had resigned Of his indispo
sition TO support Lord John Russelfs reform bill.
Letters from Bucharest of December OH announce the
suspension of hosities the Danube.
The impression at Vienna still strong the
question could be satisfactorily arranged.
| IL reported that Russian naval division, will,
5000 troops on board, had been repued a Chehikh
Ons Russian steamer was destroyed, frigate disinased
and 1900 Russians killed Another enxagemen nj had oc-
cured near Abacs between Turkish steamers
Russian gae and brig when the latter withdrew badly
shattered
The allied steamers had gone 10 Constantnople The
Russian manifesto OF November had caused great excite
ia Greece. and the COVE taking pre-
csutonaIy measures Ii was reported at Vienna the
18Th that the combined Russian and Persian army
about marching Erzerouul.
The United States rgae st Louis arrived Alexandria
on the 25th of November.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. l7.Cotton is unchan2 edsaes of the
week 81, 900 bales.
Breadstufs active Cd advance in nour. FL 3D. in
wheat, and I'd a Is. 10 corn.
! Beef and pork were duh at prices avoring buyers
Holders of bacon pressing on the market.
| Lard had declined Is. a Is.
| Iron active, and tending upwards.
! Consols closed at 81 9il.
IsEcoaD DESPATCH
The London Times the only paper which says Pal.
mersons resignation is anconneced with eastern affairs
Private accounts however, positively that his Tesigna
ton owing the of the Turkish question: and
such was the prevailing belief
II was probable that the entire English cabinet will be
changed.
Three Turkish steamers with arms and ammunition for
the Caucasus, had safely returned TO Consiantinope
EASTERN APrARs.
The defeat at Sinopc had caused great sensation al
I Coz ntiuoD nd a ora Dyan held
at which ali the foreign ministers present There
dou that the whole allied fleet word
The Black The carnage al Sinope was immense.
The Russian consul at Servia has denounced Prince
Alexander of Servia as secret adherent of Porte
The elders Of the various districts met and resolved
watch his movements There talk Of recalling
from exile Prince OBrenowlsch.
/ Ii reported that kodgewch the late secretary oil
Prince had been shot St Petersburyh in
consequence OF his corresponding with the Turks
1t reported that nsurTecilon had broken out in
Ru ssan Armenia
Some Of the London papers intimate tina, disagreement,
in the cabinet the Turkish question caused the resgna
ton OF Palmcrs,on.
The Rus SLAMS had defeated the Turks tho Armenia an
fIontie the latter sustaining loss OF 900 men, Notwh.
standing this tho Turks continued successful They
had captured Akahalzh, and the important fortress OF
Aie1andropolis. Schamy. the Circassan leader. and
Len pasha gradually approaching each other, taking
all the Russian iortresses the line Of their march,
Pnnce WoIonzof surrounded on all sides at Tlis,
and his retreat entirely cut OIL Schamyi had taken six
Russian orreses after hard fighting and great loss both
sides. lie had also totally defeated $4,000 Russians under
General OIanof.
ALrs.-IHE sioRM
| BosIoa Dsc. 3o-The propeller Alps, from Liverpool,
arrived this morning.
The storm ceased last night The southern mails due
yesterday arrived IL o'clock day Many loco
motiy and hundreds OF me were at work yesterday
clearing the snow OFT The track
Many ship disasters reported below The brig Choa
from Galveston is ashore Point Aderton the brig
Water Witch, from Savannah, on Long Beach brig Monte
Cli.to Pedicks island schooner Orlando, from Phila
dslpha, near Nantucket. No lives lost. large
ship i. ashore of Cohssset The brig Galan, OF Baltimore
is ashore Stony beach The brig John q. Fston had
blged on Sandy beach.
The City Hail at Camhridg port aud adjoining dwell
ing burnt this morning
| LATEST
NV YoEK Dec. 20 lin The battle OF Sinopc The Turk
lost and Is vessels Of which three transports
The Russians lost ships The ahar~was disas
rous Turks frat reported. DipoHatists wer
suii busy with their notes
ported that the allied fleets had been ordered e
the b aok
The latest sdyces from sinope state that the Russians
lost of their largest ships and that the
pletey destroyed.
In an engagement the Black between several Rus
sian vessel, and Turkish steamers, of the latter
esca ped the third blown up by her commander
rather than surrender The Russians fred into Turkish
brig near Odessa and sunk herall board perishng
Ten powerful Turkish steamers LETT The Bosphorus on
the afternoon OF the II.
! NJ. De Mosquero, archbishop Of Bogota, died al Mar
settles, o his way to Rome.
Lospos Dec IL 1T is thought that Lord John Russell
will succeed Lord Palmerston, and that the Earl OF Lans
downo will resign. Lord Panmuro had been sent for.
MSxicO-
CHAsLKsros Dec. pa private letter tho Courier o
,hi, city. Mexico, of the 7h. states that Mr. GadsdeI
was making progress favorable settlement OF thu
sions be ng United States and Mexico