The daily union., 1854-10-26
BY II Il l. T. q X A II III :.

SAL Later from Europe.-A,rirai Of he Niagara.
New YoRK Oct 25The Niagara has arrived at Halifax
The latest from Sebastopo that Sebasopol remains
untaken, but was soon expected to fall.
The officers 6c reported to have been killed and wound
ed at the battle of Alma the official accounts pub
lshed in London on the 9th instant, are as follows
Kied--oncers, 20; sergeants 10 drummers, 2; rank
and file, 30G.
Wounded-Olicers, 73 sergeants, 95: drumuprs IL
| rank and file, l,i27.
Missing-ls privates
The dispatches state that great decentralization prevailed
sebasopo and the allies had destroyed the aqueduc that
supplies the fortress with water
Eight thousand cavalry had been landed ia the Crmea by
the allies.
The inhabitants Of Odessa mad given pledge to burn that
city rather than allow the allies to take it.
After the battle of the Alma the French captured the
riage Of Menschikotf with all his private papers.
Loss by the burning of Meme 100000
Owing the large destruction Of talow thero that article
has advanced Is Cd in price,
Hemp is considerably dearer
General Canrobe of the French army in good health
according official dispatches from ST. Petesburgh Of the
The allies had made attack scbastopo and up the
Sd they still occupied Balakava.
One thousand Russians who escormg and conveying
munitions of had been taken prisoners.
MenschkoH himself narrowly escaped capture.
BEHLN Sunday evenng.-The following despatch
published at St. Peierburgh the 9th: " Prince Mench
ko has advanced his army to the north fort
embarked to join the English and have landed Balaklava
POLAND.
It is stated that extensive movement of troops s in or
Grafton along the whole line of the irontc4 Of Poland
Tho Russian guard are aayanoing BY FORE marches
Warsaw e 2sa i'iS ssaops are dreced upon the
Austrian frontier
Prince jerome Bonapare had embarked for the of
| action at the Crmea
Nenschko plans between Cape Chersonese and Sebasto
pol Lave frustrated by the allies leaving the latter i'm
| odvan he Ot of
Tauric Chersonesus were rekinded by the allies.
The steamer Cleopatra took the of the loss Of tho
Arctic to Liverpool the l2th where caused painful
saon of her passengers have been heard from.
The steamer Arabia had arrived out
Prussia is becoming disposed coincide with Austria
and favoring the allies.
| Spain is comparatively tranquil
The report Mensehiko's sinking frigates is
frmed,
At the very latest Sehastopo holding out vigorously
The allies continued investing it without much
MARKETS.
The verroo cotton market dull, and prices shade
lower qualities but no change made in quotations
saes o Tho week bales fair Orleans, Ga Mobile dc
5< fair urlands so 57s. The Havre market
duprces unchanged Manchester trade dull and prices
droopinu Breadstuis firm. Flour has advanced Is
to s cd Canal quoted $685. Cd. Baltimore and Phadel-
mia als 3as Cd. 35s. Ohio, 36s Cd. Wheat firm at
4d advance for the weekred, los. 3D. white, los 3D.
lis Indian corn firm at 39 40s per quarter. Pro-
visions were steady without special change Lard frmer.
Coffee ouict Sugar and moasses dull Rice rm and ad-
vancine Tallow was firm, and full prices obtained with
inward teudency dull, and prices declining Naval
stores firm at previous The money market strn
gent Consols depressed and quoted o5 American stocks
| dull
iryir,,s o., the Steamer Sarah Sands at Portland.
ponrlasp Oct 24.-The screw steamship Sarah Sands,
Captain ley arrived at this port to-day at o'clock after
a passage Of seventeen days from Liverpool She brings
$50 passengers and full freight One man died ON the pas
| sage.
We have received files of papers for the New York press
but the dates have been anticipated by the arrival of the
Washington at New York
On the 18th inst latitude 40 deg "a nn longitude "a deg
G mn fell in with waterlogged barque, Abandoned and
with part Of her washed away and with the yards and
mas standing spoke the l6h in latitude AZ deg 20 min
longitude "a deg l6 min ship Sardinia, of New York. six
teen days from St. John, for ; spoke ON the 18th, IN
latitude deg. So min longitude 2s deg Al min ship St
Nicholas where or where bound not stated and OF
the GOTH deg ls min longitude 50 deg brig
| Sheridan. Of Dundee.
A Retired Merchant Deod.
i New Yong Oct u.s. Count Foster, formerly extensive
merchant in this city, died this morning of cholera
/ Sailing Of the CsAorba,
4 NEW YONG Oct 25.--The Cshawba {steamshp) sale,
hence iay for New Orleans full of passengers nmongs
whom were the Rev Messrs Carp and Bourne, and Col
Reese.
Specie Shipped
Bosrov Oct 2s.--A quarter OF million of specie wa
4 shipped from this port to-day for Europe
i Erpiosion,
New Yong, Oct 2sForty lives have been lost by
: plosion at Gateshead
r Election Of Secretary Of State IN Vermont.
MoSTpELrrn Oct. 2l.-Ion. Daniel z. Thompson OF th
place been elected secretary of State by the Legislature
9 He was chosen on the nineteenth ballot
l.
$ Fears for rs Steamer Palmetto.
BALrrMoan Oct 2iThe steamer Palmetto lett this POI
on Friday last for New York. and has not since been hear
from II is feared she may have with accident
Ia ,s civ on Vus.,day aanr Gtesn OF sncn
REBECCA LANE aged nearly two months daogh
OF lossrH l.. and NrLIspA WtLtAns.