The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-18
ARRIyAL oF rHE ARorIo.-FYn pAYs LArEa
PROM EUROPE.

The Arctic passed the morning Of the fth, one hum
drcd and Fifty miles from Cape Fear steamer supposed TO
be the Arabia
An unprecedented number of emigrants chiefly Irish
Liverpool waiting passage to America The price
Of steamer passage has advanced 70 IS los
Sir John Franklns had been struck of the list Of
the British navy, he being given up as dead.
The growing crops in the south Of France present very
healthy appearance. Many agricultursts raising
Fifteen packet ships were being fitted up al Liverpool 10
carry troops
The vote on the address Of the Queen of England was
unanimous in both houses OF Parliament
The French army is 70 be increased to 100000 troops
THE WAR
The intelligence from the Danube Is unayorabe for the
Turks The Russians captured the fortress Of Hrshoya
the 2Sh and had also taken the strong position of Bahia
dogh thus obtaining the command of the Upper Domdsh
the country lying the mouh Of the Danube is called
IL was also reported that the Russians had captured
saktci another fortress before Hirshova the 9th
The details Of these actions have not 10 hand II
reported that body OF 1000 Russians had left Sebas
opol in five steamers TO assist the operations Of Gorscha
ko beyond the Danube The Turks throwing rein
orcement into the town of Varna strongly fortified post
the western coast Of the Black The British fleet was
cruising off yarna These Russian movements have changed
the entire plan of the campaign.
The last accounts that the 1000 Russians from Sc
basopo had landed and seized the large island OF Damarez
below Tultscha IL also said that the Russian fleet
threatened attack upon Varna. The Russians rails
ing all the fortresses in the Dobradscha.
The Russian loss at Turtuka is stated at from 900 to
$500 men
Ii is said that Oer Pacha had anticipated the advance of
the Russians into the Dobradseha ordered the Ottoman
forces there fall back upon the wall of Trojan which is
strongly fortified where the Russians will find themselves
compelled encounter $4,000 Turks advantageousy post
ed
Admiral Sir Charles Napier anchored with 20 ships Off
the island Of Moen in the Baltic portion of the Russian
fleet is frozen in Reyel
The shipments of troops from France and England are
going rapidly. France has already sent 10000 and
England 10000
There was nothing of Importance from Asia Zarf Pasha
had been appointed of the Ottoman
forces His appointment is regarded an excellent one
stated by telegraph that the Car has sent letter
the King of Prussia saying eontemptuousy that when
allies emancpeted the Christians in Turkey and leave
the Turkish waters he will the prihcipalities
The Sultan has dismissed the Grand Mut and Mfaat
Pasba and appointed friendly to the allies
Both houses of the English Parliament went in process
present cordial address to the Queen in support of
the declaration of war.
II is said that Napoleon has written letter to the EN-
peror of Austria reminding him of his promise to regard
the passage of the Danube by the Russians
beu
France has loaned Turkey 100000 francs lie Ray de
Chabrol eminent Partisan bankers, have failed.
Austria still waivers Prussia makes no sign.
The ship Favo Grovia, from Antwerp, osensibly for
Montreal had been captured and brought into the Downs
loaded with arms for the Greek insurgents.
A levy of $4,000 had been ordered in France
Advices from Odessa of the 25th state that the entire
Russian feet had left Sehastopol it believed to attack
Yarna
There are rumors Of reachery the part Of the
manders of the different fortresses which have fallen into
the hands of the Russians 0mer Pasha has marched for
ward 10000 strengthen the position between the
Russians and the Balkans
II is stated that Hissora stood the assaults of the Rus
slams for three days before il eapituated.
Prince Paskiewtch left Warsaw the 18th for the
of war
The Russians fearing that oesel Island will be the first
point Of attack by Napier have placed there garrison of
10000 men.
The troops now leaving England viii 90 direct to Con-
stantinople without stopping at Malta
Russian subjects have been ordere-o leave Constantine
pie in twenty days
MOVEMENTS ASIA.
Adyices from Tresland report that the Russians were
concentrating their forces at Akhazk Their operations
directed against Kars Twenty thousand Turks
at Sivas.
Persia was tranquil
GREEK DISTURBANCE.
Advces from Greece say that the King and Queen have
left Athens for the frontier The French Admiral de Tnan
sailed from Consantinope in steam frigate with
ergetc note 10 King Ohio demanding the suppression Of
hostile movements originating in his dominions,
REvoLUTIoSARy MOVEMENTS
Naz1ni was reported to be In Switzerland Several Ita
ians had arrived in Paris with prooamation exciting
instruction in Lombardy.
AUSTRIA GERMANY.
A council of Austrian generals had been summoned to
meet at Yienna-among them the Ban Of Jeachich.
despatch from Vienna, dated March 3lst says that
when Baron Hess from Berlin imperial manifesto
may be expected stating that though Austria dsapproves
Of Germany, TO remain neutral An army of 100000 Ger
viii make that neutrality respected.
Baron Meyendor bad been informed that Russia expects
nothing from Austria but neutrality
DENARK.
The Danish government had issued declaration de-
ning the articles contband Of which includes horses
timber for the construction Of vessels tar copper sheath
ing sails cloth canvass hemp cordage but Goals No
Danish pilots allowed 10 board the vessels Of
the belgerent powers.
LATEST DISPATCHES
LIVERPOOL April 6-Lord John Russell stated in Para-
ment that the British government had communion
ton to the United States respecting the Black Warrior a
fair, but has report from Mr.. Champion.
Public feeling Consantinople greatly excited
causing dsquiet to the government
CoSsrAsuNoPLE, March 27The combined fleets entered
Beycas bay the 25th.
On the 3Oth Of March, the Crcassans BY mistake fred
into the Samson Cacuque steamers.
The Greek minister Metaxa has demanded and received
Turkey
ATHrSs March 3l--General Cauwber has arrived here
with two French steamers Revessa is blockaded.
MONTENEGRO
LONDON April 5-Trustworthy accounts from 81 Peters
burgh state that the very unpopular among the mcr-
camille classes and that in consequence Of this feeling an
order had been issued orbdding the assembling in the
streets Of groups Of over two persons.
Reliable accounts from Berlin that the Cars letter
10 the King Of Prussia contains tangible concession 10
Europe II u chiefly justification Of Russia and con-
eludes with the ntimaton that IL the western powers de-
sire peace they should obtain from Turkey redress for the
wrongs Of which he complains
Advces from Montenegro state that courier from ST
Petersbugh had arrived bearing positive orders from the
rna Russian courers were passing in rapid succession
between Russia and Montenegro.