The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-10-08
go rnpv,ox yrws BY THE CANADA.
From the mails received per steamship Canada we Ahe
he following details of European affairs

From the mails received per steamship Canada we take
the following details of European affairs:
From the London Globe Of Sept u
IA arrive At sebasopol the allied army will be obliged
. ake ioar towards the left and then TO bend to the
gbt on Simieropo where they may probably ia IN WIN
ne enemy The allied troops Will have 10 cross TWO
s The Kaltcha and the Belbeck and 1t not mprooa
Ia hst the existence of these two streams has been one OF
@ which have determined the generals-in-chief to
r Eupatoria their landing place IN order TO insure
r f the troops for in other parts OF the Crlea there
Is no fit 10 drink, except IN wells when the hussA
could poison if they pleased About TWO or mfee Gays
m he required TO effect the landing and entehch e po-
tion taken up The movement on Sebastopo could not
therefore have taken place before the l7h OF isth ana as
h distance be gone requires at least three DAYS
march II is only on the 2ls the next day that the hrs
ronnter of the AngloFrench troops with The enemy VIII
probably have taken place unless inject s IN, ,
noson Is not very probable II seems more likely that
The Russians not having been In position 10 oppose he
landing will await attack by supporting themselves on
Smferopo and lheoaocla
Sr PrryRsnunGH Sept 1.-THE whole second division OF
h aras the second brigade of artillery OF the guards,
and the Hussar regiment Of the guard nave peeh
ed BY the Emperor and marched 10 snare IN 'he campaign
Of the south
THE MUNICIPALITIES,
Tho Turkish commissioner at Bucharest Dervish Pacha,
has received orders from Consantnope to proceed to Mol
daya AS the principally completely evacuated
English engineers surveying The country De
tween Rassova and kusendje the Porte having consent
al 10 the construction of the canal from the Black sea TO
the Danube these points The exPrnce Mlosch opre
nowitsch is accused Russian spy chef and one OF his
agents has been imprisoned An inquiry into the matter
il now going The Russians Will have probably COM
petely evacuated Moldavia by the end of the month
The troops crossing kagu had all passed by the th
assy as to be entirely evacuated by the 18th The Rus
slams have destroyed all of communication on the
Pruth Gaaz and kagul so that no small time VIII
be required to repair the destruction they have caused
By adyices of the 2th the retreat was gong on rapidly
at Leuscheni and Skullani
stated that the representatives OF the allied powers
in Turkey well the Ottoman government ITSELF In re
received from Austrian government and formal
declaration of the resolution to prevent Russia from IT.
tempting take the advantages of the absence OF the allie
forces by resuming offensive the Danube apd
the communication minated that Austria would sustain
that prevention by force of This statement is said
10 have been made just at the time of the departure OF the
English and French troops.
OPERATIONS BALTIC
The Austerz got on the Stockholm rocks the goth
She threw her guns overheard and got of.
SPAIN.
The Madrid journals of the 10th and 18th have arrived
No ausion is made the search after NJ Soule mention
ed in the private Geographic despatch from Bayonne The
capital of Spain is represented by the private letters to b
tranquil regards the surface of things but the
ment has to contend against both republican and Cars
inguc and doubts expressed of the rmness and en-
ergy of Esparero The republicans in Madrid, although
very numerous very active and as long as French
political refugees allowed to reside there this party
although numerically weak will be strong in influence
appears however that the Spanish government is aware OF
its danger and has commenced measures of prscauton
On the 10th says of the letters from Madrid three well
known refugees were ordered quit Madrid and it
expected that the expulsion OF persons OF this KIND would
soon become general The Dsbds of this day speaks OF
communism having got to great head in some OF the
provinces This is probable, for there everywhere
members of the French democratic socialist committees
and these persons find opportunities OF excitement by thu
propagation of communist principles There no country
in the world in which socialists communists have wide
field for operations Spain not easy TO rouse IL
favor of communism well educated laborious popula
,on but in SPAIN where the great is both ignorant
and idle there be little difficulty in making be
eve that they have right TO property without acquiring
it by labor.
We learn from Madrid that the town of Daroca in Ara
gon has been destroyed by nundaton caused by the
bursting of watsspout formed in the neigbboring lake
of Gallocanta This place contains $500 inhabitants The
effects In the shops carried away water substtu
ted for wine; in fine everything destroyed girl Of
20 years Of age was carried off by the current and many
children and grown-up persons were missing An infinite
number of animals had perished
SAEDlsa-The questions issue between the Prince
Monaco ind the Sandman have been mutual,
submitted to the arbitration of NJ Drouyn de Lhuys Thu
Prince wishes to retain possession of the town and port
Monaco and he proposes to cede to Sardinia the cities
Mention and Rochebrune for sum OF 100000 francs,
100000 francs annually. lie requires also, that the Sar
dnian garrison Of Monaco shall be replaced by French
troops The Sandman minister IN Paris is not satisfied
with these propositions NJ Drouyn de Lhuys has not we
made known his decision.
RoNr-Letters from Rome state that the ponfeal gov
eminent has contracted loan of about fsaO0o0 with thu
house of Rohschld for the withdrawal of paper money
GREECE.
private letter from Athens, of l2th announces tina
the Greek government had despatched to Consantnop
NJ Barozz late Greek consul at Adrianope furnished
with letters Rtschd Pascha and to the representative
of the foreign pow err The Greek government acknowl
edges It's many offences against the Sultan and appeals Il
his generosity Greece proposes to grant treaty OF com
merce TO the Porte indemnity for the late msurrec
ton. similar treaty was proposed q few years since
but King Ohio refused his signature The present treaty
defines the boundaries Of the tEo States and will cone
Ileaty force ohio to acknowledge the existing limits
Turkey in more formal manner than he has hitherto
done
The King of Greece having been requested to allow 2Oo
French troops to land Athens gave peremptory re
usa and threatened to quit his palace should the ministry
elaboration Of the government when this account cam
i away
i BELGIUM.
The Aoaiem Beige announces the end of the ministerial
I crisis ia these terms
The King presided yesterday at the Council of Minis
es at the close of the meeting the ministers consented t.
Withdraw their designations"
Ihe Swedish government requires the Diet TO vot
trality.
1 PERSIA
Tne journal de Constantinople contains a notice in
serted BY the Persian ambassador stating that there is
i Porte
Persais menaced by the Turcomans who have taken tn
iortresses Of Merry and Meschid
4 AusTso-rRussAs NEGOTIATIONS.
Negotiations carried on between Prussia ana Aus
@ W, my proceed very slowly under consciousness