The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-21

cious circumstance d il coming sngulary spyepo
@ support the money market aganhe depression likely
% Be pEodHeed BY the signal iurf The Chancellor Of
the kxeheqaerwe cannot bat apprhend thar il pub
hshed Tor that purpose and for that alone
Omar has than expressed his opinion that the
orce which Lade brought into the Dobrudsha amounted
10 $4,000 while Ge Graeb i besieginu SstrA with
very considerable force Moreover the evacuation Of
Little Naliaciia and the concentration OF the Russian
forces in the direction Of Ginrgev0which could
been unknown 70 the Turkish generawoud have exposed
his flank and the troops Eancng that direction
The force alleged 70 have fought Rass0ya could
have possibly been collected without denndng Shunla
the turning point OF the campaign. And ask
readers Is il likely That cautious leader as Omar has
shown himself be would expose his whole army 10 e
truction By such movement at such time when II ever
he must expect the late assistance Of the AngoFrench
peditona
FRox BALTIC FLEET
HASauRs April ao-Extract Of a letter dated Gottske
Sound, 18th inst:
Most Of time has been spent Ia cruising bocad-
ing the various passages through which strange vessels
possibly sail into the CuIh Of Bothnia and Finland
and in practising the the great guns and exercising
them with small and during al spare hours this
practice IS continued with the utmost eheerulness BY the
crews Of the ships The is such times thar any
one might readily imagine he i witnessing the review AT
Portsmouth; the smoke ia abundant that nearly every
OBJECT concealed from sight Nor the officers
less active in trying their eyolYe and the best gunpow
der for them equally In casting sufficient quantity of
balls IN preparation for coming events Nor swords
and cntasses forgotten all Of them well sharen-d
and ready for action
We have sleet snow and frost but which have not
hndered any Of our cruisers from examining and taking
prizes any vessels passing through the fleet and al other
points and frequently have the pleasure of seeing
many Of these captured ships proceeding in charge Of our
crews 70 the appointed places destined for them We have
ourselves often had share in chasing such vessels and
always with success
The Admiral took start the other night no one but
those on board Of the ships in company with him knowing
where he was bound
@On the 18th however about b M some vessels were
perceived long way OF All men were sent aoft good
he made out for smoke AT length however, at O'Clock,
p they distinguished and found to be the Admiral
returning with the ships that went with him.
On the 10th signal made from THE Admiral 10
ascertain how long THE saddles could go full speed
without requiring fresh supply Of coal Since sailing
from Sphead the fleet has been gradually advanced to-
wards the enemy in most systematic manner. Every
moment has been well calculated by noble Admiral
and that near and within only few hours
sail Of the enemy the countenances Of every man aud o-
indicate nying but that they the point Of
sangninary battle Conrentment and happiness, and
feeling Of certainty peryade the whole feet The
wei trained thar everything goes like piece Of
chinery certainty, hope and glory before all and as
Sir Charles said in his address be would make quick work
Of ii il all for, from the gradual certain way
progressing every feels that the moment the
enemy Is in sight they must without chance be crushed
And with such confidence existing the wooden walls Of
Old England and her jolly defy the world AS letters
must be away in half hour have only time to
SAY, you may soon hear from again il escape the
balls of the enemy and hope shall be able to give
our country signal proof Of good VIII and eapablir
4
arPrrRR BETWEEN THE FRENCH
\ TURKISH GOVERNMENT
/ Pans. Thursday May 4-For some days past unplea-
have circulated the state Of relations exist
ing between the French ambassador at Consaninope and
the Turkish cabinet rather the Minister for Foreign AZ
| fairs
| The dissatisfaction does not believe, extend the
French government but confined to their
though believe they perfectly aware Of the fact and
I have been so for some time
When General Paraguay dITliers was first appointed
the policy Of France which well as that Of England, bad
uuusv been charged with weakness and dilaornes vas
about 70 assume energetic character.
Energy and zeal may however be carried 10 an excess
and ID appears that General paraguay ders is the OPP
pose Of the alleged hlenes Of his predecessor
Firmness q purpose doubt essentially NECESSARY in
such situation that Of the French ambassador Al Con-
sAntinope but i not compatible with eyenuess Of lem
per Il he doubted that the Generals patience has
been often tried severely since he entered on his present
| functions
The Oriental character Is ccremonieuE and slow the
General quick and hasty and in moments Of
viracy he is said both in and in words 70
have grievousy offended the susceptibility The dignity
of the Turkish ministers In Gct matters have reached
such point that the General said hare penaoed ~
TDkish HH'Sfer for Forsgn Afatv run sIsPolSoH p
Ais rslatioHS rilA Aiu
The General complains believe Of apathy or obstiuacy
the part OF the government he accredited 10 and they
in turn accuse him Of 5sgais Of language and unpar-
donable outbreaks Of temper. not aware that any
Official complaints have been communicated 20 The Turkish
government but should not be surprised Il before long
4 frcndAN FeinOnetf&ufe were on NNe 1ohrIA
Il I'M ALLEGED AMERICAS rRiEGTrER The CAPTURE
Il
some excitement was oocasioned Monday the LIST
nv the sailor representing himself CASTOR
FOnque second Of the French brig Vile dc Aarses
and who called Lloyds agent 81 Ives Cornwall with
the report that be bad ashore from Russian fgais
which captured his vessel.
He stated that the capture took place renIy leagues from
Il CarF that the figafe first hosfed English and tber
French uoors that the captain and Of the brig tried
10 escape in The boat but fired into and the captain
and three killed The fgae he reported 20 hav,
gone mp channel The admiralty Immediately sent two
steamers In sesrch ~ the alleged fngate
ON the 5t the excitement increased by The puhlic
ton in the London crsid 81 the following paragraph:
Il News has reached the Admiralty that American
clipper the Grapcslo has captured Frcnch merchant
ship Of the Lands End
The Grapsshot cleared % New York on the I'D o
March for 81 Thomas with 500 packages board pro
sseily % hardware huf really containing muskcfs, sup
posed to Ne bound 70 Finland and falling dcharkston
then for the Mediterranean. This win explain the story
/ a Russian frigafe in the channel
There doubts atsr all that the vessel alluded
to by the English papers i the rapeshot u IL stated that
4 Capt James Wheeler. who arrived View York Friaag
morning from New Orleans per Crescent City reports hav
ms the Graphoi riding - anchor or The Belize o.
| Friday week.
Y Matt r Ward in bis card in the Delta begs suspen
sion Of public opinion until report Of his triad h
published in New York bis position he says i peculiar