The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-01-15

We are totally without news (says the New York
Times) from the seal OF war The allied fleets have
doubtless entered the Black sea, although the public are
yet unaware on what day. with what instructions
they entered This lack OF information, which appears
remarkable 10 Americans, far from being The result
of accident The governments OF Europe keep The eIe-
graph n their hands. and su1sr nothing to pass over IL
but wha; suits their purpose. An authenticated an
that The fleets Ind entered The Euxlne with
hostile intent would have caused sudden depression
in the funds but the preparatory rumors that are suffered
TO fly about for DAYS prepare the public mind, and
"let down easy" when the announcement is made.
The respecting the prospects OF peace are con-
fused and contradictory. While persons maintain
thathe Emperor OF Russia has consented TO send pen
ipotenary to the Congress at Vienna letters from ST.
Peersburgh state positively that the Car insists that
the religious question shall be arranged between him
self and the Sultan without the Intervention OF the other
powers II is added that the Emperor has election TO
send representative 10 the conference but that be re-
serves 10 himself HE right TO treat directly with the
Porte on all that relates TO the poecoraie OF the Greek
subjects.
The latest statement il ii can be relied is. how
ever, rather more satisfactory 1t comes by telegraph
from Vienna 22d and states that despatch had been
2Oth, and was Immediately communicated TO the minis
tiers OF Britain France, and Prussia to the effect that The
Porte will send plenpoentaTy 10 the conference pro-
yided the Russians eyacuae the principaes. The
of The three powers had been instructed TO
urge on the Sultan not 10 insist this condition, but TO
assure him that the integrity Of the Turkish empire will
be maintained and tina, the principaies shall be re-
stored as soon as the dispute with Russia shall have been
settled
Constantinope despatch, OF date 10th, mentions that
the Vienna note reached Consaalinople The 18th,
when Redschd Pscha had an interview with the foreign
ministers. He promised do his usmost for the fur
therance of peace at the GraRd Dvan, which TO meet
on the GOTH but thought that the part taken by Persia
and Russia would render arrangement very difficult.
Both the Turkish minister in Persia, and the Persian
minister al Consannope, have quilted their posts,
trary 10 the advice of the French ard English minis
,ers The Turks are preparing for expedition against
Sebas,opo
Confirming the above. we have accounts from Vienna,
2i,h that the Persans ard Russians have opened d.
rect communication, and that the Russian general Yer
moloH, is to command the Persian forces. By advces
of the I'd we also learn that the Persian Bcglebegs
,ion of troops.
The overland Indian mail brings confirmation that The
Shah of Persia had left Teheran with his army number
ing 900 cavalry, with 900 pieces OF cannon, and 5000
came-loads OF ammunition, TO cooperate with Russia.
At laest accounts the army had passed Tabrz. The
Shah had ALEC sent an envoy Dos Mahommed. point
out the advantages of his siding with Persia and the
Russians.