The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-06-27
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ATLANTIC. - FOU X
DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEW YORK. June 25-Thc steamer Atlantic arrived this
morning bringing Liverpool dates OF the l4th instant
The Atlantic brings $50 passengers Spoke the ship Bos
A. Wnsow, bearer of dispatches. The Europa arrived
ont on the 18th The Indiana the first OF the
line between Liverpool and New York, advertised to
sail July u
Silistra stl holds out There had been considerable
fighting al the outposts and the Russians making
immense sacrifices 10 carry the place br' IL thought il
can hold out till the allied troops arrive.
Omer Pasha at Shumla Prince Paskicwitsch
at Jassy.
The fleets in the Black sea were quiet
Admiral Napier had exchanged shots with lIesngfors
but no decisive action had taken place
Negotiations proceeding busy. but We're involved
in obscurty.
II is reported that the Gar has rejected the Austrian
note and assembling force of Cossaoks to threaten
Transyyana On the other hand II is said the result of
the Austroussan note not known but supposed
to be favorable to the western powers.
TWAS reported that the Turks made a sally from Ss
ta the 9Th and destroyed the approaches Of the be-
segers filing up the mines before Sstria The Russians
suffered serious loss by the springng of Turkish coun
ter-mine.
The reported victory Of the insurgents in Thessaly is he
lieved 10 bc "A fction.
Admiral Napier was anchored of Swcaborg June 7th
Russian fleet Of ten lneoibatle ships anchored
behind the batteries.
Admiral Dundas had tcleyraphed that the Russians vol
unfairly permitted French and English merchant ships 10
leave Odessa.
The fortress Of Redout KaIe was entirely destroyed May
18th by a portion OF the allied feet
scbamyl had taken the important Russian fortress Of
Usurghet and marching with 10000 against
Tifis.
Reports concerning negotiations conflicting One says
that Russia has consented TO cyacuaio the prndpafes
provided the allies restore the status quo ante bUm An
other says that she has Internationally refused
CHINA INDIA
In the English House OF Commons Sir Charles Woods
said that the could not confirm the report that
the insurgents assisted by foreigners had driven the i'm
.1.faG ..,, ..s
The London Standard states that the British war steam
Encounter and the United States soopowar Plymouth
engaged in attack the mpcriaiss at Shanghai
April q On board the Plymouth George McCorklc was
killed. and -four others severely wounded Captain Pear
son, Of the Rose Standsh was dangerously wounded
The vctors captured two ~ four g and four spoundcs
There other details of the engagements.
Overland ndyices state that Russian feet on Sim
gapore The report thai Dost Mohammcd had formed an
alliance with Russia was doubted
The latest from the ship Neutral before reported lost In
the Chinese seas states that both the ship and the cargo
consisting Of 10000 chests Of tea would be total loss
NtRTEr.
From muaans Cucu,sr.
LiyEsroor, June li-Coon Is quotahly unchanged but
the market dull and In favor Of buyerssaes since the
Canada Of 10000 bales, including 5000 TO SPECTATORS and
1000 10 exporters Fair Orleans, CID middnQ 50 fair
Upland "a middling, sid
Sales Of -four making 3ss for canal and 39s for
Ohio White corn 4os; yellow, goa Consols close AT 81
From Rchsrdscns Circular.
IJvfnpoof Juno l4-Rcharison Brother unocs bread
stufy unatcred since Friday with moderate business
From Mcnenry' Circular.
GivERrool, June l4--MclIenry quotes bacon active.
Beef scarce Pork more salable Lard nominal at aes
Rice unstable Flour in retail demand only Mt 3es for
Ohio. Wheat Sd per hushe lower Cotton. Lied I'd.
lower.
PAWS June lathe funds are a shade better Four
and-a-halvcs, 97f coo, Threeper-ccnts, III CSC
srcoSD DEsPArul-rHE war
The political advices by this arrival are interesting but
NOT Ohl i'm he Ems Il
warke but no actual Sighting OF moment is reported
Affairs on the Danube pretty much at previous
counts.
still continues hold bravey against the attacks Of
the Russians The hopes strong that she viii be able
to maintain herself until reinforced by the allied armies
There has been considerable skrmshing the outposs
Of Ssria The Russians making immense sacrifices
Of life carry forresses with but little The Turks
throughout have maintained themselves admirably and
will do so until the allies up Omer Pasba ri
paakicxtsch Iaeea II is eaid that the Rue-