The daily union., 1854-10-22
q Il N Il X Al NEW y.


Bay Territory, narrating the discovery of the remains
Sir John Franklin and his unfortunate companions They
were starved to death in the spring Of 1852 10 the north
west of Fox river
Tm EUROPEAN NEws-The subjoned in relation to the
affair at Sebas'opo appears in official form al
though it does add much the reports yesterday
gave under our telegraphie head
An official extra Gazette publishes the following from
Lord Stratord de Redelife to Lord Clarendon
CoSsrAsrNoPLE, aoth-e O'Clock, D. m
Tue allied armies established their basis OF operations
at Baakava on the morning of the 2sth and pre-
pairing TO march without delay upon Sebastopol The
Agsmemnon and other vessels-ofwar were in port at
Balakav where there facilities for disembarking the
hatterng trains
1t is stated that Prince Menscho is in the field with
10000 men, expecting reinforcements.
The Notifications of Anapa have been burned by the
Russians and its garrison is marching the Of
action
The French ambassador at Vienna teegraphed as fol-
lows TO the Minister of Foreign Affairs
VIENNA Oct 4.-The intelligence said to have been
brought TO Bucharest to Omar Pasha is contradcted it
was an exaggeration of the battle of Alma
The Austrian consul at Odessa telegraphs:
The struggle recommenced on the 25h, and continued
uninterrupted when courier left on the 27th.
The allies the Baabeck ten miles from Sebasto-
pol on the 21th.
omer Pasha orders part of his army be ready for
barcation to the Crimea. ~
Austria nmaes that she viii consider the Cars pro-
onged refusal of the free conditions easns belG
The allies occupy Baaklava, and are in communication
with their fleet and command the approaches Sebastopo
which may be considered invested.
doubtfuy rumored that the second line of defence
is carried
An TRAvELLER-Capt Cooks chrononieter has been
presented to the United States Institution by Admiral Sir
Thomas Herbert II has undergone adventures AZ
ter two voyages with Cook Lieutenant Bigh took out
in the Bounty the muneers carried it Pitcarns island
where il sold to American who sold it again in
1 H.
for fifty guineas
The cargo Of the Arctic estimated to have been worth
one million Of dollars
eutenants widow writes to complain that her heart
is Esfl tsRontless
newspaper correspondent says that bass-vol has
been constructed at Vienna thirteen feet high provided
with pedals to act upon the ngerboard This however
is nothing 10 the great violin in Germany which was so
large 70 require two horses to draw the bow and one
stroke produces sound that vbrates six weeks
The Sacramento valley railroad California is expected
to he complete by April !.
William Richards, one of the Mormon saints lately de-
ceased in Utah leaves twenty widows
Omar Pacha has three nephews in the Austrian army.
The Swedish royal inedalist and mint engraver is aady
Almost the first official act of c. Dorwn ESQ., the newly
appointed American consul at Montreal was TO furnish
funds to thirteen Of the of the Arctic pay their way
TO New York
We learn om the Detroit Free Press Of the nth that
nine OF the bodies of those who pershed on the l-ed
X. Collins were recovered on Sunday.
American dentists getting in vogue among the Pa
rsan There is said to be four of the profession from
Van eslona vSetyl. that, NJ,
Powers the sculptor has given directions for the pur-
chase Of real estate in the city of Lcavenworth Kansas
letter from Canton China, reports that the transport
ship John Kennedy has been condemned and sold on ac-
count Of dry rot
samuel Dunhan soldier of the revolutionary war died
at Mansfield, Connecticut the 18th inst at the age of
one hundred years and twenty days
The New York Cronica has been prohibited from enter
ing Mexico and it is ordered to he burnt wherever found
An old uap aged sixty years. away from Cincinnati
last week. and carried with him lass Of sixteen
party of thlrty-two men and two women from Mary
land, provided with hunting implements bound for Ne
brasa passed the Orange railroad Tuesday They
to be joined by another party at Cupeper Court
House for the same destination
from his ship the Pomogesta which foundered at sea
few weeks ago and had been carried into Liverpool whence
they took passage in the Arctic and probably all lost
The Lawrenceburg lind Press gives an account of
fracas which took place in that on Saturday week
between Hon. H. Lane member of Congress from tha,
district and John B. Vail esq Of that place lane as
saued Vail with in the street when the latter shot
Lare IN tha side. The combatants separated The
wound was not dangerous.
INSCRIPTION ON AN INDIANA YoTE.-The following
inscription. friend informs found by him yester-
day upon the back OF an Indiana bank Our inform
ant did specify the bank by which the note was issued
1t may have been and very likely was the Government
Stock Bank of Indiana Al eRy rate the inscription is
perfectly sprll abe 10 that institution Here is This
note like ten thousand others of different banks in Indiana
is redeemed by buxom Hoosier girl in some farmers
Kitchen three miles from any pacesecurcd by stocks de-
posted in tie haylo Of her fathers barn Bil-holders
responsiber-De. Free Press
supposed SLAYER was seized at New York on FRIDAY
She the brig Sierra Leone which cleared on Weanes-
day for the coast of Africa.
y lRIBlR MURDER LExiSGToS--We were informed
yesterday evening by passengers the from Lexing
ton OF tragedy that occurred in the county of Favette
Saturday night which almost anscends belief il of
so horrible nature Nj Frazer farmer of the county
had been absent with stock at New York for several
months and Saturday teegaphed his family that be
would reach home that evening Is neghbor and part
Mr.. Caseman, awaited his arrival the depot and
conveyed him TO his residence Leaving the house Mr.
C. startled about hour afterwards by the report Of