The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-11-04
BY TEL T. G II A r IL,
.irrtuat q, he Arasia- Three Days Late

4irripat Of tAa Arabia-- Three Days Later.
SEw YORK. Nov 3.-The steamship Arabia arrived at
her wharf Jersey City this morning She sailed Lv-
erpoo the 2st of October and therefore brings three
days later intelligence from England and all parts of Europe
The from the of important. TIE com
mercia advces viii be read with great interest Cotton
firm and, Cor the week, hour had advanced from
IS.
,icenry affairs likely to turn out more avorably for
his creditors than anticipated
FROM THE SEAT or WAR.
The bombardment of Sebasopol commenced On sac 18th
u from pieces of heavy artillery No further parou-
lars given.
Reports have again been circulated in Wen
MAJ Paris and London of the fall of Sebatopo large stock
operations made the faith of the statement The pub
lie seem discredit the ruInor.
Government employees say that observation-disclosures
be looked for before the beginning Of November.
Omer Pasha has gone the Crmea take part in the
council war and believed that his have been
sent thithcr,
In the absence of official reports, the papers mainly
filed up of the position of the troops, proec
ed operations and the opposing forces Of the Russians and
the allies.
The Russian army under Menschko has received rein
forcemeats tprobably portion Ostcn Sackens com
mand,
Accounts Odessa the sth say that Gorschakof
at that place with Russian corps of $1,000 men,
Near Sebasopol the grand opening operations daily
expected.
The general teaor Of the news is indefinite.
Tie allies fully expect capture sebasopol in few days.
though Menschikods reinforcements nonplussed them
MISCELLANEOUS.
The anxiety about the result of the attack Sebastopo in
England and France is intense.
Efforts making to establish Poland independent
nation.
The Hungarians anxious FOR revolution.
Prussia and Austria coming amicabe with tho
allies
Adyices from Spain represent the nsurreotonary
subsding. The Is comparatively tranquil
Affairs the Danube quiet
Gortschako supeFsedes Menschon the command Of the
Russian forces
large portion Of the French Baltic feet had returned to
Cherbourg.
rumor was current that the Danish government would
probably permit the British fleet to winter Kiel.
The journal of st. Petersburgh of the itb tel
egaph despatch from Vienna stating that the commissioners
of the powers and of Austria and Turkey had
ConstaAnopo arrange the question of proectorae
the basis of the proposal made by the Austrian cabinet
The British Parliament prorogued the 18th of No
vember.
The English papers published a list of the killed and
wounded Of the private soldiers at Alma.
Letters from Constantipope of the 18th say that three
thousand Of e foreign legion of the aes) and four thou
sand Of the Turks had just left for the Crimea.
In consequence of correspondence found among Mensch
ko effects captured Alma several important arrests had
been made az Yarna.
Two British steamers stated, had been ordered into
the sea of Azof to lombard the town Of Kurtch
national subscription for the sick and wounded had
reached s00o and regiment of women had been organ
lied IS to be Immediately sent to Scutar
The British Gauges and Persian, with troops
board in violent collision in the Of Marmors and
were badly damaged, and officer crushed to death.
THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
VIENNA Oct 2l.-A private despatch from Bucharest,
dated October 6t that she bomhardment of Sc
basopo commenced on the 18Th with two hundred pieces Of
heavy artillery Sebasopol not expected to hold out
more than three or four days
Three thousand Russians have crossed the Danube into
Dobrudscha and the vanguard is at Bubadach.
Il stated that 600 Russians under Uchako occupied
the Danube ferries near Toultsch.
vrENSA Oct. l9.-The German press everywhere gives
indications of approaching rupture between Austria and
Prussia. Great anxiety exists at Berlin.
II stated that Lord Redo had succeeded in procuring
rman suppress trade in Crcassan and Georgian slaves
MARKETS
Mken Circular reports the sale Of 5000 bales OF cot
on000 taken by spectators and 5000 for expectation.
Quotations for fair Orleans, Ga Middling, "a fair
Upland s. Mdding, 51s The market opened brisk and in
good demand, but fell of towards the close.
Lard considerably advanced there have been sales at
55s. Rice is also advanced-sales at 20s.
The Manchester trade has been somewhat declining
The advance in -four for the week has been from Sc 10 Is
Freghts considerably hgherthe advance amounting
to 2s. Cd.