The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-01-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
JOHN J. McREA
JANUARY 10. 1854.
LATER FROM EUROPE.


HALIFAX, Jan. 23p. n.-The Niagara has arrived sbo
reports heavy weather. Liverpool OF afternoon
Of the Tub will be due Boston Wednesday forenoon
The Atlantic arrived at Liverpool on the afternoon of the
OH The Andes arrived at Liverpool the lst
The intelligence from Cousantinoplo and ST. Peters
bnrgh is very contradictory The latest rumors leave
SCARCELY any hope that the Gear will accept last promo
son OF the western powers As natural consequence
there il greatly increased probabilities OF general Euro.
psan war
The English stock and brcadstus markets are greatly
exc,ed Gonsos have declined during the last week H.
Breadsuls excited tkan at any time since the
famine in Ireland Flour has advanced =. 10 IS wheat
i4i corr, 1871 Is. Provisions quiet. Cotton fnn-un.
chauged-saes 80 900 oales.
There has been the heaviest storm In England
Fence, and Regium for many years. Floods feared
The winter very in The north Of Europe. The
Baltic Is packed with floating ice.
There is report of second duel between Mr. Soue and
Lord IIowden. IL is deferred ia consequence Of death in
The family Of the latter.
The Paris Moniteur contains circular OF the Minister
of Foreign Affairs dated 3)h December addressed 10 all
The document is moderate, but very firm. IL uarrae,
phases OF the question: and declares that France Enx
land, and Austria ought TO resist.
Russia has soemnly recognised the territorial integrity
Of the Ottoman empire and further, affair ST.
nope took place against all its provisions Russia having
declared she only desired guarantee therefore
to prevent the Ottoman territory and flag from attack,
of the Of Russia but the French and English fleet,
were ordered to enter the Black
The circular terminates by expressing the hope that Rus
sa will not expose Europe TO new CONVERSIONS.
The papers automatically state that the French govern
ment dissatisfied with the evasye conduct of Austus
and 1t mas addressed strong resnonstrance ntimanx
further ecuson from The proceedings Of other powers 10
takrn medtated hostlities the result of which she
be prepared abide and that France will extend
aid TO Hungary, Italy, etc.
The Paris papers report tha, the Gear has given orders
for crossing the Danube, which fofbds the hope ac-
cepiance OF the last note OF the ives powers
The latest aGvces from Constantnopls express little
hope by negotiations.
tsEcoND DESPATCH !
Authentic intelligence confirms the port that Porte
the oil the fJnr powers and says
will object, under certain conditions armsce,
bat insists upon the evacuation OF the pncpaties aud
the maintenance Of the Turkish sovereignty.
LEGISLATURE.
COLUMBUS, (O) Jan 2i.rho Senate has passed resc.
luton eApellirg Day, reporter, by OF II TO-
The Ere resolutions had produced protsactsd dcu,-
zion, and milder sub sttule mad been offered.
The esc,ion OF United States scnstor had produced a
warm canvass. Messrs Msdary. ManypcnnY, aad Hugh
were all sang une
pKsTEUcWE FIRE. #
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. % Abel Reeds sash fact ry Third
street, above Race, totally destroyed by fire today
Loss $4,000
EDITORIAL