The daily union., 1854-07-20


bill before the Senate.
CREDITOR OF TEXAS SUFFERED LONG.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS BY THE FRANKLIN
THE DANUBAS pRIkCIpALIrIEs-The London Times of
the 4 says The natural mpatence and curiosity of the
public throughout Europe to obtain the earliest nel-
gence in the present important crisis have led to the
transmission of variety OF conflicting statements from the
courts OF Germany both by the agents of the
powers and by the correspondents Of the press The Mo
e stated the other day that the Russians only
retreating from before Slistra but that they had been
dered to withdraw altogether behind the Pruth and sim
liar nmaon conveyed ut the time ourselves
and to several other of the leading journals both of Ger
many and France The official organ of the French gov
ernment states the contrary, that Waachia
is not TO be entirely evacuated since concentration of
troops has been effected at Postch and Kampna places
to the north of Bucharest which command the road de-
scendng by the Tomosch Pass from Pennsylvania and the
Carpathan mountains As for Modava all the
agree in reporting that the Russian army continues
cupy that province in great force that fresh troops have
recently entered it from Podoia and Bessaraba that
have been collected there and that the line of the
Seneth is defended and fortified by entertainments on
the right western bank of that river These facts ap-
pear furnish the strongest evidence that be obtained
of the nature of the Russian reply to the last proposition
the German courts of which, however authentic or
tain information is known to have arrived at the time
which write. messenger from 81. Petersburgh
reached Berlin the Both ult but he did bring any
positive answer although the communication OF Colonel
Mancue left expectation Of the submission of the Rus
sian government The fourth day of July had been
toned the latest day to which that could be de-
yed and as than month has already elapsed since the
despatched to St Petersburgh the definite
ply may arrive at any moment Itwoud seem indeed that
the Emperor Nicholas has Intentionally extended this de-
lay in order to give time to his troops accomplish the
very extensive movements in which they engaged
The Austrian generals would the contrary have begun
hoses with rather advantage if they had been in
condition to act before the Russians had effected the gen
ea conversion H their position which took place between
the 10th and 3tWh June.
If however these particulars correct, it would APP
pear that the Russians have placed three distinct d
visions as to form seni-circe round the eastern por
ton of the Austrian dominions. The southern division
the extreme left the principal line of commun
cation between Pennsylvania and Walacia OF the
Auta and consists of the troops recently Withdrawn from
the Danube belonging probably TO General Danncn-
berg or the 4th corps The centre may be termed the
army of Moldavia now said TO be reinforced by General
Paniutins division, occupying strong position the
Seneth in front of Jassy The northern, right wing
is the corps resting the fortress of Zmosc the Paa
tnate of Lubih and threatening the eacan frontier of
Austria between Cracow and Lemberg
The SPANISH NsURREcnoS.--The journals of Madrid of
the 10th ut give the following of what passed
the day previous
Yesterday morning General Dulce the officer who in
lS4l distinguished himself in the palace of the Queen at
the head of the Haberdies by his noble resistance the
insurgen troops gave orders to all the cavalry of Madrid
to their horses This he enabled to do vir-
tue of his office as director and inspector of cavalry
When the regiments had turned out he cried long live
the Queen death to the minister Generals O'Donne
Ros de Oano and Messna joined him. did also Briga-
der Echague at the head Of his regiment The rebels then
left in the direction Of Alcaa and Guadaaara-wih
them.
The generals issued proclamation to the troops, in
which, while expressing devocdness TO the Queen they de-
clare that it is their intention to reesabh the consttu
Of 1887. They then drew up and signed document BY
which they bind themselves TO do what their proclamation
The council ofminsters hearing of the in
surrection, Immediately assembled at the Ministry of War
and has since been sitting permanently The telegraph is
sending dispatches in all directions. Considerable forces
have been sent to cut off the retreat of the rebels
"The Queen who at the Escurial when informed of
the rising resolved to return to the capital and the coun
Gil of ministers having approved OF this her Majesty
She arrived at Madrid at 10 o'clock in the evening
and the bells Of all the churches rung her
return to the population Instead Of entering by the bar
rer of San Vicente the royal corg arrived at the barrier
of Atocha which was the longest route and passed through
all the town.
"The Queen escorted by all the garrison Of the capi
tall including the cavalry regiment of villa Vicente which
had arrived from Anjez just the Queen entered the
city gates The population greeted her Majesty with en-
thusasm and the Queen seemed much moved recep
ton IL appears that the date of the news the rebels
were between Toran de Ardos and Alcala At this
ment strong column consisting of 400 cavalry battery
of artillery and four battalions OF artillery leaving
Madrid to pursue the rebels.
The Herdldo semi-otiicial Journal says:
The attitude of the population during the whole of
Yesterday admirable. Every followed his usual
occupation and every voice blamed the infamous conduct
of the rebels The presence Of the Queen Madrid is the
best pledge of the maintenance of confidence
The journal expresses the belief that most OF the
nsurgent soldiers have been deceived they will soon be-
gin to desert adds that renorcements arriving
in the capital The nsurrecton does not appear have
created much effect might have been expected
stock exchange the threes having closed at 374o on the
preceding day they were at 1890
Other accounts mention that two senator's named More
and Collado had been arrested suspicion of being
concerned in the conspiracy Twenty-Five batalons were
about TO be put in movement against the insurgents and
General Lara captain-gcncra of Madrid commanded the
forceour battaons of the line four pieces of artillery
and 1000 horse (ohers say 500 sent against 0Donnel
The ceptansgeneral of Navarro, Aragon and Valencia
had received orders TO advance against the insurgents
which would show by the way, that the movement is not