The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-17
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER
HALIFAX March l5.-The steamer Arabia from Liver
pool with weeks later arrived here this after
noon. Her wheels much injured by ice
The Pacific arrived gu, the I'd instant
| The Franklin arrived at Havre on the 18th nit
The Washington sailed from Southampton the Isl,
and The City of Glasgow, from Liverpool. on the LIST
No hostlites yet occurred the Danube Asia,
consequence OF the heavy The weather now
mder
France and England Russia shall he
principaliies before April aeh All parties were sill
artning.
The Greek nsunecton likely to be speedily sup
pressed
The Vienna CORES pondenr OF The London Times says
der date Of The 3D. that Austrian manifest about
that Austris viii occupy Bosnis and serva
panic ensned on the Vienna Bourse
The St PetersburRh journal says the following is the
Substance of the Cars answer TO Napoleon
/" Ii his imperial Malssty extends his hands
extend mine, | ready forget the modification !
have experienced, harsh tboegh II be Then but then
only dscnrs the subject treated of in has letter. and
may perhaps arrive understanding Let the French
fleet prevent the Turks from transporting einiorcement-
he theatre OF and lei them send peupoteniiary
negotiate whom will receive BELTS his character. The
conditions made known the conference Vienna
the sole basis which viii consent 10 treat"
The Paris Boarse Friday heavy, and funds
declined The IS closed al 66E zoe; 49,. Lei
despatch from Vienna OF the 27th the
OF 10 the southern frontiers continue The
has decided, in with the powers
summon Russia TO evacuate the princpses. and II ne.
cessary, 20 employ force TO compel her TO do
Intelligence had reached Brussels that the Russian fleet
preparing leave Constadi probably gain the
before the arrival Of the combined feet The negotiations
between Russia and Sweden yet terminated and
fears entertained Stockholm that BQssis in order give
weight her demands. will make demonstration with
her feet against that capital The Russian envoy had
audience with the King the 2ist ut.
france and England continue their i'm.
scale Sir Charles Napier had been appointed com
nander OF the Baltic allied Admiral Seymour
command Of twenty ships which had already assembled
at Splhead. The In the Baltic already breaking
mp, and the Russian feet Cronsadt liberated and
ready TO sail
doubtful runor was circulated that the Gar had laid
a embargo on British ships in Russian ports
The Russians making osfensfiops preparations
cross The Danube, and Omer Pashs preparing
check them The Turks longer occupy place The
north Danube. There has been considerable fighting Ia
small parties, wherever they could In contact.
Another convoy Of sixteen thousand preparing
leave Constantinople for Baioun Several British
after the Greek instruction. The Insurgents had been de-
featcd BY the Turks Aria.
/ The Turkish government, IN concert with England,
France and Prussia had addressed
Greek cour The latter had spoogized and dismissed the
minister Of police,
Ia England the quite popular. The additional
estimates cor the army and navy considered modet
ate
A
Napoleon opened The legislative session the I'd Hi.
speech commenced by referring the deficient harvest but
coo oeu hectoes Of wheat bad been ported and
was the way Famine had been sverted. but
beginning France had far honor permitted
avert the collision. bat draw the sword She
has a ssKsndzement The days q conqn-s,
past Europe resssured 10y he moders-
ton Of the Emperor Alexander and his Nicholas
seemed doub the danger which thresened from the
colossal power which, by encroaobm.n,s
brsces the north and the Of Europe and which poe
almost exclusively internal whence Is
ca,y of is armies and fleets launch forth against cvii
zauon Bot is nuonnded demands In The Eas, have
I awakened Europe
France has an equal Interest Nth Engaad 10 preyennR
Russian supremacy Consantnope Tor to be supreme
Cupsa ntinope ~ 70 be- the Mediterranean
France therefore, going Commandments defend the
freedom Of the well protect the rights Of the
Christians and frnnoe's rRhu IN the Mediterranean
tn defend her frontiers against the prepondersnos Of her
too pow erfnl neigtbor She going, in short with Nil
those WHO desire the triumph Of right and justice and OF civ
zation Strong thch, 10 the noblene OF cause 10 the
hfmness alliance, and the protection Of Cod hope
soon arrive peaoe which shall longer depend
/ the po~er Of any % disfurh
The EnEish press nnsuimonsly commend tsis speech.
Romo assigns the command O the army in TIE East TO
Russia demands fhst pu..is shall her ports
Rpssia against the English and French ship. Prussia,
however, i unwilling % do 40
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treaty OF commerce between France and Belgium had
been signed.
formidable nsuuecton had occurred a. Sapgossa
The insurgents hed the castle OF Asofis and other strong
holds 10y considerable time although The captalngeperl
attacked them with three columns Of infantry and
osnnoht The insurgents asy refreshed pusped by tn.
lcsysry.
Madrid and he Whole province !, n state of siege
The n'arrroon s' ssrssossa exploded prsmssursy