The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-07-01
BY ELE G H A p II.

Arriral Of the Earopa.Three Days Later from Europe
New YonK June 3OThe steamer Europa arrived at her
wharf o'clock this evening" with dates from Liverpool to
June IT, bringing three days later intelligence from all parts
of Europe.
Cotton has declined one on lower
of the week A $40 bales. Flour has advanced shilling
wheat three pence. Corn is dull. Consols closed at Oh
POLITICAL NEWS.
Accounts from Vienna state that it is not doubted that
Russia has rejected the of Austria the
princpalities
The conference between the Emperor of Austria and the
King Of Russia has resulted satisfactorily the allied powers
Prussia will send envoy ST. Peersburgh support
summons already despatched thither by Austria.
Sistra still holds out against the besiegng army Russia
Important battles have been fought on the Danube.
The Russians have retired stated by news per
steamer, to Jassey, in Moldavia.
1t has been determined in council of that 1000 of the
allied troops should go Yarna, and 900 should be
for the purpose of taking Sebastopol.
The report that the Turkish commander Sistria had
been killed by cannon-bal turns out to be untrue
The English forces are encamping at Deynn.
No further demonstrations have taken place by the allies
either in the Baltic or the Black
The allied fleets in the Baltic STILL the last accounts
before Sweaborg.
Immense exertions making by the Turkish command
to relieve Silistria.
The Russians had subjected Lesser Waacha to pilage
The Gar OF Russia collecting his forces Finland
apparently for the purpose of threatening Sweden and Nor
way.
Declaration of against Russia it is expected will
shortly be proclaimed by Sweden.
The allied fleets had destroyed number of ships dock
yards and military stores in the Gulf of Bohnia The dam
age done is estimated at 750, 900 rubles
Another change in the Turkish ministry had taken place
1t reported that Prince Paskewitsch had been severely
wounded by the Turks and that Gorschakof had empora
riy taken command of the Russian army.
Much excitement prevailed Berlin the announcement
that the Russians had changed their headquarters Jassey
Lord John Russell to
Lament.
The granting political freedom to Canada and
the North American colonies generally, has been recently
thoroughly debated in Parliament.
The Paris Pays states that the dutes between the Uni
ted States and France arising of the the French
consul Dillon, at San Francisco had been satisfactorily
tied nothing remaining to be arranged in the but
compensation.
would short account of the continued The
loss of crops of course would advance the prices wheat
and funds.
The English transport ship Europa had been at sea-
by which twenty lives were lost.
Maine Wing State Convention.
PORTLAND, June 29.Thc whg State convention met here
today and Eve hundred and seventy delegates
present.
Hon. Horace Porter of Kennebunk was chosen president
with vice presidents from each county in the State.
Hon. Isaac Reed of Waldoboro, nominated for gov
crnor.
An-Nebraska resolutions passed; also, resolutions
in favor of the Maine law, and urging modification of
fugitive slave law.
From Ne,c Brunswick De- Protection for the Fisheries.
BosToN June 29-Lae New Brunswick papers announce
the following force for the protection Of the fisheries this
son Brig Daring, IL guns, Commander Napier steamer
Buzzard guns Commander Dobc; Canadian steamer Dor
ris guns government schooner Daring guns and
hired schooners the Alice Rogers and Sarah Adene of
two guns EACH The Nova Scotia
another schooner.
CoNoonp, June 30.
The house has postponed all further ballotng for United
States senator until Thursday next by vote of l54 to las
The discussion upon the Nebraska resolutions win be resumed
on Wednesday next.
0S- The Rev. Henry sascer will (by leave Of Prov