The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-06-09
FURTHER NEWS By the ARCTIC.
rns WAR NJ rar RAsr,

II the command on General
= bs south Of the town. the Bug, Narewy and WEI
e order TO be able TO operate either against rruSs
letter from Constantnople under date May the 18TH
me ship Phoebe has Just arrived from Abasia IL
bdugs the confirmation of the news that the Russians
Stag all hope OF defending The coast In consequence o. e
blockade, have evacuated their positions Hon D"'ou
iuapa an extent OF 200 leagues
The ship Descartes quilted the station at Sebasopo on
h nth At that date the fleets were cruising before ta
oa h the ogs were thick that the adniiraPs ships
Tc obliged to fire guns in order 70 make known their re-
inactive positions !,
The London papers Of May az contain the following tel
Graphic despatch -. i
pip,s Nav 27-According intelligence from Malta OF
h qqa The division Of Gen Forey has left to-day, in four
sr steamers for Athens, which city II will occupy
I'M the 25th the Russians maneugring 10 cut on
The communication between Varna and SllstriA.
An Fpgish division was 10 embark at Constantinope
r Varua while the French force were to march on the
Balkns. -, = - IA
mi into the port of Mcneil where prizcnasers were put on
Doard and they were despatched to England, DID,.
Geographic despatch via ermanstadt from Bucharest
The 10Th states that the Russians since the 10TH han I'M
synereily suspended their cannonade against Sistria
Ono explanation OF this may from the circumstance
that the vanguard of Gen Luders about the 18Th, expe
reneed at the hands of Turkish division deiea accoh
panied with very serious loss.
GREAT BRIrAg
a. beven;ng Of the goth of May Lord Clarendon stated
IN the House Of Lords that the treaty between Austria and
pn would be laid before the House the pro-
toeol in which il had been imoodied was received.
With respect TO Greece the noble lord hoped, when the
no relating 10 that country were laid the table that
he House would that The coercipe measures about 10 be
qaoltea were absolutely necessary.
With respect Persia the last intelligence received by
be government was the effect that Persia had deter
mined to remain neutral in the between Turkey and
Russia
report was current in wenformed circles al Paris
that France will augment her army at Turkey to 10000
men in order carry the with vgor particularly
Is no complaints about sacrifices which the country must
make heard anywhere
The army Of st 0mer will be divided into three divs-
ions and will be extended toward the East One division
will be commanded, already stated, by General Bara
quay der another by General Pelisser and the third
by General dArbouville.
OF the troops that be concentrated in the neigh
bohood of Marselles division will be cautioned at
The Pennes and another in the of St yictoret
between the Pas-dcs-Lancers and the railway These
troop will be about $4,000 in number 1t is also in
mpation quarter division in Marseiles or the sub
urts but this has not been definitely decided on.
The MoniteW that General Forey, command
inc the division of the army of the East has proceeded
to the Peus with the view of taking possession of that
port body of English marines having been placed
under the command of General Foy of the expedition
The Mniteu publishes the report of the budget from
which appears that the receipts for the year estma
ted 1862 OLE 2l3f, and the expenditures 1862 O40f
which leaves surplus OF 1901 ,905f
CoysrASriyopLK May live have received here bad
news from the seat Of the Danube. The Russians
are advancing from the Dobrudschs They have cut of
communication between Ssria and yarna we'll the
coas and they have done the same between Yarna and
Shuma The allied armies in notion in order
operate with Omar Pacha and form his French
force must by this time have arrived at Adrianope.'
French division is its march from Galpol to Constan
nople The English division Of the corps OF light in
any Scutari has received marching orders for Tues
day next II is thought the route is for Varna News has
been received TO the 9Th instant from the Black The
two fleets then cruising off Sebastopol the Crimea
Batoum, and other parts OF the Black No naval
gagement had taken place
FKnM AUSTRALIA
The Meander Commander Talbot arrived at Ports
mouth May &c She left Cape of Good Hope April l. She
brought twenseven boxes and ortyseyen bags Of letters
forming the mail Of the steamer Australian which had
got ashore in Table bay on her voyage home from Aus
raia The Australian was got off April 3, with loss of
screw
THE PROTOCOL OF THE FOUR POWERS
pr letter from Berlin states that ii the
op Of angry letter from the Emperor Of Russia in reply
recommending moderation thai the King OF Prussia
ordered the last protocol TO be signed II Is further stated
that dispatches have been received from the French minis
ter At Vienna announcing that the explanations given by
the Austrian cabinet relative 70 the treaty concluded be
tween and Prussia were highly satisfactory and that
those given by Prussia were though not unsatisfactory
less unreserved.
THE sKGE or sLIsrRIA
Constantnople adytes state that on the 18th Marshal
PSskiewiich, with his staff crossed the Danube below
offered 70 the commander Of that fortress and the
bpmbardment suspended On the 18th Musa Pasha
rejected all terms and on the day the bombardment
recommended On the 18th Paskiewitch had his head
quarters at Kalarasch.
CHINA, JAPAS, Erc
The patriot army in China is advancing towards Pekin
The Americans have established friendly relations with
the japanese The Gangcs canal was opened on the sth
u April Trade at Calcutta dull Exchange Is Id Ex-
change at Shanghai, s.. LODI Canton, Be- I'd.
sIIsrRn,
Geographic despatch from Bucharest OF the goth inst
states that encounter took place the 18th, on the
road from Rassova Sstria and that the OttOmans re-
treated at Sisrn Bridges were thrown over the river
the following day. and three Russian divisions crossed
50 that Silstria is enclosed all sides by the Rus
slams.
ATTACK on sEBAsToPoL
The Times correspondent saws we NAV expect soon 10
hear important intelligence from the Black sea as after an
inspection Of Sebastopol and the coast IT, am in
formed that Admiral Hamein has written 10 his govern
ment demanding that body Of troops for landing shall
troops that Admiral amein demands are be forwarded
without delay.
corSr SEssELRopr AIssRp.
private letter from .dy Of high rank at st Peters
ourgh states that Count Nesserode had been recently in
suited by The people Of that capital pessng through the
street IN his carriage he Kissed hooted and menaced
and forced to take refuge in the house Of friend
ne was accused By the people Of being the cause Of the
W-of not having taken sufficient provide against
Us Casualties and Of having shown indifference and negli-
gnoe hut whatever Ne the cause the symptoms OF popu-
lar Indignation not TO be mistaken IL Is probable
that the inhabitants Of st Peterburgh have already begun
70 feel severely than the peasants Of the interior the
ems which war brings with IL They nearer 10
Hose parts which most exposed 70 hosites and they
must he among the first suffer But IL Is certain that
much fermentation prevails in the capital Of the Russian
empire
SScyprry or TuE WoRcrsrvp pyor, "a said that tho