The daily union., 1854-07-29
FURTHER EUROPEAN NEWS BY THE AFRICA.

THF WAR
yIESSA, July l3-lt Is certain Lat 5000 men of III,
Ango-trench forces have joined Omer Pacba al Rous
ehouk who on the DAYS Of the Tth and sh Of july
inflicted great losses the Russians Giurgevo
IS believed also that the Turks have crossed the DAN
ubs at Olteuitza
ODESSA July 2--The allied fleets composed Of hfry-
eight sa being concentrated in she direction Of Sc
bastopol
Forty thousand troops are spoken Of the northern
expedition IL probable they will be employed To oeoupy
and 70 defend Sweden If necessary from any attack u
Russia during the winter aud the cooperation Of Sweden
seems 70 be made sure Of
WDDls July 6-The Russians reported 10 be in fun
march towards krajoya and Kaaiat On the 3oth June
Prince Gortsehako the general received orders from ST.
PeesnnrRh 10 reocoupy the position which has been quit
Ted by order Of Prince Psskiewitsch
LATEST Euphraes steam pack
which started from Consfautnope on the 5h lef at
yarna the English and French troops ready 70 march on
schninla The Dobrudscha not We, evacuated.
The Duke Of Cambridge returned the ID to Cons tan
nope TO confer with NJ de Bruck the Austrian ntenu-
o and the next day in company with the sultan passed
review OF the Turkish brigade and Of the twenty pieces
Of cannon attached 10 that division
The English Prince returned the 4th to Yarna At
the date Oer Pacha was Ssfria distributing re-
oompenses and having the iortfcatinns repaired
The Armenian Catholic Patriarch has published cir
euar on the occasion Of The victories obtaned the
Russians
The pirates having fed the little islands Of the Archi-
pelago the had become free
The commercial quarter of Salonica has been burnt
down and quantity of wheat and tobacco destroyed
GEEreK-AgIlrNs July 7--Piracy increases. A French
al Micon takes al out of Greek vessels
An English steamer has burnt several samote vessels
The surrender has been demanded OF certain suspicious
persons in the island of SaInos
Domiciary searches have taken place Athens at the
houses of the Kings physician and librarian, and the
house Of the director Of the National Bank.
MetaAas secretary Of General Deegani has been dis
missed
The physician Fassero has been convicted Of piracy bu
his Life has been spared by intefcession.
re I'd
having royal audience unless the respective ministers
present
Gardkioti criyas, spiro Mos, and vlaehopulos. are
70 be tried by courtmaral for their participation in the
instruction.
THE GERMAN ALLIANcE-VIESxA Thursday es ening--The
Oes Correspondents contains article stating that almost
all the German governments have promised to give their
support motioa to be made ia the German Diet
the whole OF Germany do join the alliance
The King Of Wuremburg still stands aloof but il is
considered certain that monarch who always the
first TO defend the rights of Germany against the West viii
mol be found wanting when If is necessary oppose the
disturbance of the balance Of power In the East
The BALrla-DANrnc Thursday, July la--The Nioolai
has arrived She left the fleet in the Baro Sound on the
10th instant &c English and ls French vessels
There were q few cases Of cholera in the feet
No news
STOCKHOLM July ll--The Swedish mail packet has been
stopped and sent back to her Majesty cruisers.
Communication with Finland via Aland is no longer
allowed Aland is declared in state Of blockade
srArf-MApRIn Jnlg 1.-The insurgents have been
beaten IN Valencia Their commander killed The
royal troops made itty-'our prisoners,
FRAKcE-PAHIs, Thursday eyening.--The proclamation
Of the Emperor TO the troops Bouone has been posted
up to-day in the streets of Paris and il appears he gen
orally approved OF
There is current that the French expeditienarv
column in Algeria against the Kahves has experienced
check 1t is said that owing 10 msmaIaae-
ment the troops exposed CALLING fire in which
great number of killed and general and two
colonies wounded Fortunately j, is added General
Mcmahon up with reinforcement and prevented
more serious disaster if this be well founded
viii be necessary send more troops to Algeria
The Pays OF this day has article the Eastern ques
ten in which il expresses great confidence in the German
powers The Pays sas there Is reasonable ground
uplosing haf they viii not make with the
western powers This opinion, however, has produced
much effect the public mind aud the allusion % the vie
tory of Aserliiz in the proclamation of the Emperor Ma
poeon has created belief that he very well pleased
with Austria II is thought that if the conduct OF the
Austrian cabinet had been such give him satisfao
ton he would have chosen such rnor,ify
by alusion ihe Victories obtained hy the French
over the Ausrians.
Among other IXncrs current to-day is one that
levy o. troops is ABOUT to be made