The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-22
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regiments retiring behind the Pruth Fhio-i'usso
Journals Jassy confirm this fact
1t Is reported that Bavarian auxiliary troops VIII replace
such Austrian troops as may be withdrawn from Italy
Pans, sunday August 6th-The following despatch has
been received here The Berling.ke journal publishes
ieegraphic despatch from Swensa announcing that on
the "a OF August twelve ships-ofwar made sail FOR the
Aland islands and the Sd Of August after cannonade
Of seven hours the French troops occupied Aland-
BrcHaaEsr August 1.-The Russians hold position on
the Joomnii The Turks remain on the right bank Of
the Argisch Omar Pasha awaits achievements before
entering Bucharest
MALTA August 2-Adyiees from Constantinople Of the
27th uo that II vessels and transports with lo
600 men sailed from Bashk on the 2lsi steering for the
Crimea-
yrrSS. sunday -on August lst the Russians retired
from Bucharest after having broken up the road between
orr~sko assembled the Boyard and thanked them for
TIE manner in which they had treated the Russian troops
during their stay lie added that sIaiAsec reasons IN
duce him quit the city. but that il was bot improb
bic that he might return al an early period.
The eombnea fleets appeared of Selastopol on July
Goth with number Of transports.
ArsraiA--Tbe Vienna correspondent Of the London
Times writes;
am informed on the very best authority that Aus
tria viii make known, through manifest her close a-
aice with the western powers This manifest which VIII
appear before the 20h o. August is to express her firm de-
termination cooperate with France and England and
AT the same time 10 the world thai imperial
troops viii The goth instant take possession Of Na-
laehia-
A.
that Baron t,sten-Saekeu has arrived Jassy,
anaernchie Of sill the Russian forces in Upper Molda
via IL is reported that be Is also appointed civil and mill
tary governor Of MoldaviA II is believed that Austria
will simply notify Russia her Intentions and then enter
MoldaYia
The Austrian colonel Lawenhal left this morning with
dispatches the Turkish headquarters The Russian
prince LobaloH brought most important dispatches for
Prince Gortschakof last night and il said that The Rus
sian embassy is packing up prior 10 departure fier
military conference held this morning the Italian army i
ordered to he made fao and lis cavalry reserves called
out
note arrived Vienna Friday when the bngllsi and
French ministers officially communicated 10 Count Buo the
unconditional rejection Of the Russian propositions by
France and England
WARSAW. Aug I-Geu Rudiger, who governs the king
dom os Poland ia the absence Of Prince Paskewitsch has
thought II necessary order the directors OF the Bank Of
Warsaw its bullion 0eoeo Of Polish forms
to the citadel q that city measure Of safety as he
considered the capital Of Rnssis Poland TO DC IN Imminent
peril.
The Car is borrowing from the army Of Orenburg 70
make m III. aeseences in thai of the South and several
thousand soldiers M marched from 10 the capital
forthwith Two regiments Of euirassisrs OF the guard have
Just been sent from St Peiersbugh TO Prince Gortschaho
arIpv A great movement IL noticed ia the camp at hrss-
nee Selo which is composed Of the battaons Of the
serve OF The guard formed about three months ago and it
supposed Petersburgh that they too as well as the
guara itself Niil soon be sent into the hed.
ST. PrrgRsFrReE july 1.-The Gar, supported BY the
Grand Duke Constantine viii resist the iss and since
the fleets die enemy have left Cronstadt be Is more de-
ternsined than ever Count Nesselrode and the Grand
Duke krcnprinz t all they to prevail On The hlie
ror 10 alter lis policy Their Efforts IN vain, and al
though ther yartisans daily IN numbers the old
Russian party has yes the prepoDderance
THE xyAsos or THE eRIxEA ATTACH oy srBAsToFoL.
The London ites saws: About the time write ii
on this very day made up OF English French and
Turks and amounting TO between $4,000 ana 100000 men
win invade the Crirea and attempt eject Judgement
on the heights commanding the harbor OF sehastopoi
The preparations have been some t;e IN progress and
the ruore visit Of Generals Brown and Canroberi TO the
Circassan coast with 1900 men, really TO secure
landing on the Crmea II is then with the greatest salts
faction that enterprise ponding
to the dignity and resources Of the two grt western pow
ers Engi4aa AID France and Tar jusifying the conf
dence 81 Turkey. fortnight will probably eapse before
any tidngs the result bat ut earlier date
e shall learn from the last that ali Che aisposahle forces
have embarked for the neghborood Of ScAastopol 1t is
possible that the attack may degenerate into blockade
HE garrison Of this proud fortress but hope report
end Of the affair long before il 10 that pass aud
with the forces disposal there s reason why every
and every plank IA the fort hoble rot bc az tie
mercy Of the allied armieg h very few Weeks,
days we ,..ay then we please hold the crimea against
the Russians long may answer our purpose TO retain
a material gEaranifs,
LATEST By TElEGRAPH-
despatch from Vienna dated Tuesday, that the
Russian rear guard about half way between Bucharest
ana Busco On the Cd Turkish army had not entered
Bucharest and twas said that retrcgra1e mcTsent
being made TO Modayia
The Ia.son r1mes Of The STD inst with considerable
unciion relates the following ory under the head Of
Narrow Eqps Of the Car Of Russia and in such
lives as this Il would from the past TO CONSIST
tie rories Of the Ango-Freneh forces over ilus-aa
short while back while the allied fleets were lying
before CgOagtadt English yacht belonging to Lords
Licfeld and EusGn With Lord Clarence Pagei on board
vcRtured somewhat too the guns Of the place sad
denly puff Of steam the Russian side and q
small Russian steamer put out to with the evident IN
iention Of cutting off The English yacht
On board Of that steamer the Gar Nicholas has
son the Archdukc Constantine the Archduehess hs vic.
aud the Russian admiral who al Weat urth enjoy The
satisfaction e m ca.y rGph over The poor little yacht
She point fact stated 30 have batn Ia the most a-
mnen danger Of capture The Gar however destined
10 be feled ia his anticipated little triumph be has al
ready been oilcd il hts hopes Of many great one An
English steamer seeing the danger 10 which tie yacht
exposed advanced with all speed 10 her re 5noT
She obtained such position that ts nnglish yacht was
one The two shili sieamersthe ur-
der English the other under Russian colCrs.
CoRld The English bui have known the valuable freight
which thai iittle yacht contained coad The captain but
baHe known that bF capturing Der, sndng her to The
bottom peace would have been restored 10 Europe aud
have vubi thar be onid ha,e carried The oh 81
the alternatives into effect though his destruction
that o. his ship and every soul boar o her had been
te ineyitshs consequence As II be nothing be
fore him but little trumPery steamer he had carried has
,urio Of reFving The English yacht into edec afd
erhie3 orders which certainly had eon issued 20 the
eject tha no English ship spon the htroe impulse
Of Der commander should thrust into The lion mouth
We have 40 doubt that this 50 sad thai when the
English captain gave his orders for putting the head q his
steamer rind be did SO with the feeling that he had very
afctorilv discharged the duty with which he bad heap
ntrusied Little did be suppose Al the mQmtn NAT ht
had lost probably the greatest pF9lte inI Obtaining er-
sona distinction which had hCen thrown IN the way