The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-21

under arms. II is said, however. that the diseplinss
force will consist Of 200 900 men, about half OF which
IN Europe and bali in Asa This estimate may pos
siby or even probably be exaggerated certain is how
ever that should war break out The number OF irregular
warriors would be immense. and these mostly I'm Asia
al less composed OF cavalry well mounted, and being
principally nomsd tribes already born and bred TO IT.
regular military life. The Turkish regular army. badly
oteered as u Is, would probably prove match 10 a
Russian force fresh from quarters. before bad commits
had weakened but having defeated the reg uar
force. The Russians might find Turkey difficult 10 sub
due Nanoeon's shal did Spain under like circum-
stances, Yesterday official news arrived from Prince
Stourdzs, of Jasfy TO the Moldavan charge dafaires
but this news, though official, is scarcely worthy OF
credit ufhce5t tune has no, elapsed for ~ Balabne
TO have reached Odessa.
The Greek Patriarch has lately prepared an address of
thanks 10 Sultan for the late hruan issued in their
favor The Sciavonisns OF the Greek religion refused to
sign il, .#H .a8.. Hs
newly arrived Austrian ntenuncio. the Baron de Buek
ii is said that his Majesty showed unusual feeling IN
welcoming him. saying he had never doubted for mo-
ment the good feelings OF the Emperor Of Austria towads
himself, and that. in appointing ambassador whose
talents had gained him European renown, the Emperor
had given another proof OF that good feeling which
The Galatz steamer has brought news of massa ere
al Bourga, which will probably turn ouike hundred
other similar runors--lo be bull tavern brawl Certain
il is, however, that some lives have been lost.
gentleman who has just arrived from the Danube al
firms positively that the Russians building fort at
Suna He states that all commerce is suffering severe
ly from the present circumstances
Exchange on London 1924 to &2I sterling.
Any shpoWner sending out vessels TO load here in port
would obtain freghts, and, considering the
presence OF the feet. there would be no risk Goals for
Inc fleet are also in great demand.
The following letter from Consan,inople, dated the
10Th OF June, proceeds from wel-inormed source
Nessslrode are not inserted the following words but
which communicated separately; The Turkish
ambassador who would be prepared to leave for ST. Pc
tersburgh. would explain the Emperor OF Russia the
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the umafum II is supposed ha The proposition with
reference to an ambassador would, at all events possess
the Porte would be able to have foot 100000 men
M. de Bruck lie most actively engaged in the work OF
conciliaon and in endeayong TO make his COVER nent
be accepted as mediator; but much doubt his sue
cess. The movement of steamers English and French,
is very great, and each day the cannon
arrival. The English steamer, the ReI6aiion. left
this morning 10 lake up position with the Turkish fleet
at the mouth Of the Black The English and French
are at anchor at Beska, and the two admirals
pected from moment 10 another. ..F fLaa
Important intelligence has been received from Serva
The Prince offers 49, 900 men, Of whom 900 are for
the protection Of the fortress OF Belgrade. and 1000 for
that Of the frontiers Of lbs principally,
Gold is being coined in great abundance at the mint,
and four machines al work day and night For ships
being fitted out for immediate service at the arsenal
muster. The Sanitary Intendence has abolished the
quarantine of Syria The English ambassador received
dispatches Friday, the lh brought by land, and
the following Gay the same courier left"
LATEST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND TURKEY.
The London Times of July 9th says
Eve have received by electric telegraph despatch
from Vienna, dated yesterday (he 5h which
that the Prulh passed Lcova by the corps destined
for the occupation Of Waacha, and at Skouliany by
the corps which is to inv ade Modaya.
General GosiscsakoH was to arrive at Bucharest this
day"
lBY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.
PARIS, July So, p m.-The Minister of the Marine
left Paris yesterday tour OF inspection OF the chan
mel roFts and the ports from Havre to Bordeaux.
In consequence OF the that England will not al!
low her fleet 10 enter the DArdanees having again been
circulated Change, there considerable rise OF all
the funds The three per cents closed at 77 l0c for