The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-31

Nzw YokA. March - The steamer Fssnkiin has ar
Iived bringing u passenger and Southampton dates o.
the lrth. The Canada and Hermann arrived oat on lbs
18th No important change had occurred IN Eastern Affairs
IL rulnofed IN Paris Ihs the Czsf had ordered his
troops Immediately 10 the Danube.
The FIRST division Of the English feet under Sir Charles
Napier, sailed Saturday ior Wnzoe Sound IL will no.
al present enter Russian waters
Prussia had sent confidential mission 10 Napoleon
terrible earthquakes had occurred in CAiabns, by which
90 persons killed
Advces from China that IL expected that
Shanghai would fall into the hands Of the Imperial
ists The exports from China large.
ARRIVAL or rHK CANADA THREE DAYS LArKA FROM EUROPE
HALnAr, March ~ The steamer Canada arrived
here this afternoon bringing Liverpool dates OF the 18th in
slant The Baltic had not yet arrived The Taurus
sailed The 18Th with troops the East The Niagara
and Cambria will shortly return
The City OF Manchester arrived out the 18th.
kaiaiat continues be Strengthened by Turkish rein
orcemens The Russians 10 have abandoned their
intention Of attacking ,hst point and threatening in
stead. Brson and Gaiatx Omar Pasha was also mena-
cling various points part OF the Russian force withdrawn
from Kalafnt has moved towards Orsoya, the
Danube the boundary Of Servia and Transylvans
Prince Paskiewiich would inspect the troops along
the Danube.
The Australian steamer sydney, homewa bound pu,
Vincenis disabled She had f5O0.0O0 in gold. AID
vices from Sydney December and Port Philip 10 the
7th that the markets duh and overstocked
Gold plentiful
The steamer Gfea, Western had arrived with Buenos
Ayres dates of Februsy2 Her advices favorable
The Russian frigate Aurora sailed from Rio February IL
for Pacific and the Russian brig Bogneda remained al
Rio.
The Greek revelation had no, fully subsidized The Egyp
tan troops had been sent TO Cambria.
Servia quiet
1t reported that The first operation Of the Anglo
French army would be to attack sebnstopol by land,
while the fleets would assai il by sea
Eastern affairs are unchanged The British feet
proceeding 10 the Baltic More troops had been de-
rpaiched East The Oiled fleet was still al Beycos
bay and the Russian fleet at Sebastopo There was moth
ing from the Danube or from Asia
Prussia sill holds back though protesting to act in accord
with the western powers.
Commodore Perys squadron left Hong Kong for Japan
on January 18th.
The Russians were fortiiyng the cities OF Wal
izchia and Moldavia, and workmen strengthening
the Notifications Of Sabasopol Odessa Cronsladt VIII
borg, Sveaborg and the entrance Of the DniePer.
Admiral D0chesne's squadron would soon Join Admiral
Napiers in the Baltic.
There much excitement the Baltic coast Twenty
sailing vessels and >mbarking troops a.
Woolwich.
The coasng trade bill had been read second time in
the House Of Lords Lord Stanly said the British coasting
laws woald no doub, followed by similar concession by
the United States
The Bank OF England had declared semi annual oivl-
dend OF II per cent.
warwick Harrison, Il Co. J. T. McGrcgor of London,
and Gladstone, Bond, q Co. of ncheser, had failed
FRANCE.
The King Pfus.Ia had autograph letter 10 Ma
poeon defending the Prusssn neutrality and suggesting
new mediation by Prussia Napoeon's reply was. TOO
late"
THE LATEST NEWS.
The Cars reply 10 the demand tor The evacuation OF
the municipalities could be known ill the l7i or 18Th OF
March.
In the English Parliament. Mr.. Gibson moved ad-
uss praying the ueen the of war give dircc-
abstain from interfering with the neutral vessels
not carrying consband munitions Of He also sug-
gested the policy Of entering into similar treaty win Inc
United states and other countries.
The London Morning Chronicle states that dispatches
from the French minister in Lond had been
eeived stating thai tho English not dis
posed look upon the proposition made by Rns's fsr
resumption negotiation. between the western
and Rassa likely lead TO pacific solution
and therefore hnks there 10 occasion Tor the two to
entertain the proposition The English government de-
ony thing done is 10 has,en the
embarcaon Of for Cons,annople. and despatch
third squadron the Baltic The opinion Of the English
cabinet 10 fully concurred in by France
reported that The subscription the French loan
already exceeds 3o0, o00. 900 francs
The Grand Duke Constantine had inspected the Russian
aeet Hesnxfors where The Emperor expected in
fortnight
The Gulf Of Boshns and Finland were stia closed by
ice, and 20 900 Russians employed in cutting chan
mel from Crons,adt 70 Sveaboss
VIESsA, March 15.-Ths treaty between the
powers and Turkey had been concluded the terms
sresdy known and been forwarded to the other powen
ST PxrKHsBuRen, March s.-Exchange, S7t. Merchants
here feel certain Of war
WARRIOR
Nxw YoRK March 2-rbe steamer Black Warrior,
from Havana the Path met has arrived She brings no
OF moment.
The salvi Open sailed for Vera Cruz the 18th.
rxHRIRLK CALAMITY.
ocDKxsHurc. IN. Y D March 2s-The house Of Cooper
Tyiei North La wrence, bu last night while him
and vile visiting and his young chill
dren persisted In the flames. Tho oldest but nine
years OF age
RESIGNATION CHARGE TO TURIN.
Nxw YORK March 30 Mr.. John M Daniel, United
State. charge at Turin, ha. resigned his office
CLEVELAND, (ohio) March ao.-The Trinity Church, in
this city, has been burnt
IgIEsRArH MONOPOLY.
PORTLAND, CMaine,) March soThe legislature of this
cisc Telegraph Company.
THE GLASGOW.
PHIADsrpIA, March 30 Apprehcnsons felt for the
safety the Glasgow, bound for this port, and
which has been about thirty days.
Snow in Phiisdeiphia and New York.
Al sydenhaa, rhlsdelpha, Friday, ns
CATHARINE ELIZA RUSH, wife Of the Hon.
the list a her