The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-07-14
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ADDITIONAL NEWS BY THE ASIA.

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ADDITIONAL NEWS BY THE ASIA.
THE
TnE AUSTRIAN occupArIoN-lt has been already stated
that the entrance of Austrian troops into Waacha is de-
cided Count Coronini with first DIVISION TO ne io-
lowed by second has orders keep himself in readiness
to descend the Danube as far as Giurgevo de bruck
has been ordered put himself in communication WIN
the Porte and TO understanding respecting the
political and military combinations that will ensue froin
the movement of the Austrian Colonel Halik SETS
out for the headquarters Omer Pacha and has orders to
communicate with the commanders of the French and
English troops but the cabinet of Vienna Will only take It's
final resolutions after receiving the reply OF the cabinet OF
st Peersburph TO It's last summons Col Manteufel would
arrive St Petersburgh the 10Th or 10th OF june
Nothing would be done before the delivery of the Prussian
note The reply of the Emperor Nicholas could not be
known at Vienna before the beginning of July
The total strength of the Austrian army will amount,
fortnight hence TO 100000 menreachng on line from
the frontiers of Damaa to those of the Bukovna Gen.
Hess the commander-n-chief is Of abby, and en-
joys the confidence of the army.
Austria by a special treaty with the Porte, having
deraken to occupy the Danubian princpaitie ntepose
her army between the Turks and the Russians thus pre-
venting the advance of the former and covering the retreat
of the latter Indications abundant that the actual
of hostiies will be speedily transferred from the
Danube the Crimea. The allies already amassng at
Varnn the materials for invasion, and the Russians are d
Iecng all their available land force towards Sebasopol
Napier in the Baltic, has gradually concentrated his fleet
around Cronsadt in that presages attack In
Asia the two armies are lying idle within eighteen leagues
of each other, kars.
Although there can be doubt that the British gov
eminent OF these moves, it takes singular
pains to keep the country in ignorance.
LIVERPOOL, July la. m.--Saturday.
VIENNA, Frday.--The Times correspondent is assured
that Baron Meyendor received his letters of recall FRI
day morning but it is not believed that diplomatic rea-
tons with Russia will be broken Off Count Coronni is to
enter Little Wallach by way of Orsoyn with about 3d.
900 men, July g.
On The goth and Esd of June the Turkish vanguard of
otto rLpd tho roar narl
beyond Trajans wall.
BERLlN.Despatches from St Petersburgh stated to
have been received the 26h they were brought by Col
Manteuel it is said they contained the Russian answer
the Austrian reuisition and weinormed persons be-
ieve that he gave TO expect that negotiations
would be further prolonged
TURKEY.
In the treaty with Austria it is added that Austria will
enter into any arrangement with the court of Russia
which shall not proceed the assumption of the
egn right of the Sultan and the integrity Of his empire
Austria will evacuate the princpaes on the concur
sion of peace, with the least possible delay
PARIS Friday-Funds closed at 1910 and 9s francs.
The bombardment of Bomersund began at five o'clock
the evening of the 2ls and by o'clock the masked
battery dismounted and abandoned, and at ten ?. NJ,
the Russian magazines in blaze One account says
the English lost men, another says killed and 7
wounded.
The Russians fought passionaely; their artillery were
well supported with rifles One bomb burst the deck
of the eca Midshpman Lucas threw another overheard
before it burst
The Lioyd of Vienna says: The armament of the Per-
slams continues; 10000 regulars and 10000 irregular
troops be assembled the Aran which forms the
boundary between Persia and Russia The attitude
sumed by Persia towards Russia becomes every day more
and more threatening
There is a rumor that NJ Drouyn de Lhuys will retire
from Office and be succeeded by NJ Thouvenel.
The Mopiieur saws: Mr.. Black and NJ Durand
powered to negotiate in France and England account
OF the Sublime Porte loan that will have to be ratified
by the Representatives of the Sultan at Paris and Lon
dom
There little home in the French papers by
this arrival
The Anco della Famiylia of Parma publishes letter,
written from New York by named Carra formerly
the service Of the late Duke of Parma The writer
at he asassnated the duke in revenge for having been
caned by his ORDERS and another occasion struck the
face by the duke himself The details given by the writer
leaving doubt the truth of his statement the gov
has set at liberty the three persons who in
prison suspicion of being the authors of the crime On
the subject despatch from Paris dated 29h says
public functionary of Pontremoi, whose deposition
could light upon the assassination of the Duke
of Parma has been mortay wounded by the blow Of sti-
letto"
Details Of the overland India and China hand
Marseiles The Tehcran Gazette received at Bombay
contains the official announcement of the neutrality of Per-
STA in the Turkish Bombay ndvces of May % say
that the Russian squadron supposed to have gone to
the of Kamschaka; OF its steamers had put into
Woosung about 80 days previous, for II not
the Russian squadron that feared by the Indian
chantmen much privatecrs under Russian colors
from California. The North China Herald contains The
manifesto Of the conss of England France and the United
States ustfng their recent attack the imperial troops
Captain Pearson Of the American ship Rose Sandh has
died Of his wounds II rumored that the French Eng
Ish and American plenipotentares about proceed
mission Pekn. There is nothing later from Japan.
at Hong Kong May G. the United States sloop Vim
and brig Porpoisc; at Canton steamer Queen; at
Shanghai sloop Plymouth British Admiral Sir James
Sterling naval commandern-chief the India station,
LEFT Singapore for China Immediately the arrival Of the
mail for the purpose of ovcrtakng the Russian squadron
terday morning Sheriff Price tered the of Mrs
Robuson for the purpose Of cring her meal
without any provocation word passing between them
she seized brass candIcsck with marble bottom and
struck the sheriff blow with 1t his eye knock
ing him down. and inaicug considerable wound his
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