The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-24
the EUROPEAN wAR-AppIrroNAL NEws.

Fuller details the bombaIdment Odessa had been
received The Russian version studousy omits all the
unfavorabe fauressuch the blowing up Of the maga
zines and the capture Of the ships The Russian commander
feat Of arms and adds that decorations had been bestowed
upon the several officers who distinguished themselves In
the action The Russians acknowledge four killed and
sxtyiour wounded bat credible letters from Of the
inhabitants state that three hundred killed three hun
bred seriously and three hundred slightly wounded.
VIENNA Monday, May S-During the last week several
conferences have taken place between Count Buol the Earl
of Wesmoreland and NJ DE Boprguenay at which condi
tons agreed upon 10 be offered by Austria 10 Russia
after the former has occupied Bosnia Herzegovina and Up
per Albania The conditions said TO be found accept
able by Baron Meyendorf They regarded proba-
bly, the n attempt OF Austria to restore peace before she
declares herself
PANS May Sit is stated on good authority that Rus
STA recently notified Prussia that she intended to address
ultnatu Austria order toforce her 10 declare herself
The Pussan minister replied that the Car need not give
himself that trouble Prussia knew what answer Austria
would Nearly at the same time Austria informed
Prussia that she also about to address an utnaum to
Russia calling her to account for her ntrguss and revou
onary attempts in Montenegro, where Austria was deter
mined put down the by force She also reproaches
Russia for her conduct in the princptes and insists
their evacuation When uhn'ata are flying about in this
way, something serious may be looked for.
The Daily News discredts the report that the Russian
feet had yenturcd forth from Hcsngors and that Napier
had sgni6ed the allied feet TO prepare for sea.
The Austrian government had opened subscriptions for
loan Of t3,500,000.
The English fleet in the Baltic had been reinforced by the
Prince Regent Cumberland and the French Liner Auser
lt The French squadron did notanehor Wingo Sound
but proceeded Immediately up the Baltic to join the British
fleet
enlist in the steam gun-boas fitting out for Napier.
The Daily News says Lord Eigns mission relates
tiers growing out of the present war. f
The establishment Of camp at St Omcr is designed to
Prussia should she show symptoms Of foul play
1T is rumorcd that the Emperor will command this fine
army person. and establish his headquarters at Pont de
Bric where his uncle established himself He will
have with him the Imperial Guard Gen. Rostolon will
command the corps at Marseilles of $4,000 men.
Persons from Cronstadt and St Petersburgh say the Gar
putting heavy pieces of fiat iron down. fastened in the
centre in order 10 pierce ships they sail into the port
The Emperor experimenting the Notifications in
person. He asked Of his admiras to the safety of
the place from the attack of the allied fleets The admiral
replied it was to keep the sbips-owar in the port
us they would surely be burnt or destroyed.
II then arranged that they should be brought out
and placed in line the river gulf
battery the admiral adding that they might be the
of doing great deal of damage to the allied feet II
shattered pieces in that position it would not matter
The Russians have 5000 guns mounted on the various
! batteries.
Two English merchant houses at Cronstadt have been
seized by the Emperor who used them barracks for his
troops. .alN .t 9i3 5fs.t-
One hundred thousand men were at Cronsadt and 2oO
600 along the coast of Finland.
Great CONSERVATION prevailed among the English at 81
Petersburgh who leaving fast they could fear
ing they would be murdered should matters go adverse
the Gar. tlhN7s fI s@r
Accounts from the Baltic speak of the great efficiency Of
the Duke Of Wellngtons guns One of the returned pilots
speaks of her firing broadside and annhilatng small
vessel at the distance of ame
1t thought by nautical that one broadside Of
the flagship would do much execution all Lord Mel
sons fleet could accomplish forty years ago.
Sir Charles Napier intends attacking Sweaborg first but
will wait for the ARRIVAL of the French feet
The English government says the Aoniteur are prepa
ring troops and feet capable Of transporting in Of
necessity the forces necessary the Baltic Black
The Times hints that both Reve and esngfos to be
occupied and the Gulf OF Finland completely closed till
attack Cronsadt can be organized In the Black
descent upon the Crmea and the capture Of Sebastopo
will be effected and the Crmea held by the allied armies
The formation of the northern camp supposed to be also
demonstration against Prussia.
A lettcr-writer at ST. Petersburgh says:
" am now looking at regulation drawn up and rela-
ting 70 the treatment Of prisoners Of war 1t win be pub
shed in few dayt 1t comprises foryscven paragraphs
and those who may bc taken with in their
hands the field of battle board ship and who may
belong TO this that nation Thus the Hungarians when
made prisoners TO be sent TO Siberia else given up
20 Austria; the Turks will be treated prisoners of
generally are but strangers and Christians serving in
Turkish ranks also renegades will be treated
mon felons Medical in the category the
Turks-tha is simple prisoners OF war--and so all
that not virtually active comba,ans The Poles like
the Hungaans and all thu prisoners indeed should they
he refractory 10 be transported in chains The Turk
ish officers, II Mussnmen be consigned TuIa in
the Interior the soldiers to Orel the Christians to Kak
the strangers Except the Poles aud Hungarans TO ka
loga and Razand. Russian Poles be confined In
the dungeons of the fortress of Kew and tried by court
martial
IrALy-Trieste May Sit is stated from an authentic
that the sequesraton of the estates Of 100 persons
In Lomhardy, and 80 in Venice has been superseded
IILsEss THE PorK--Rome, April 3oThe state Of the
Popes health Is still very unsatisfactory Ills chest is con-
sdered TO be affected and the enormous enlargement Of
his person reveals dropsica tendency, which Is not
likely 10 be improved by the bleeding and sangrado syh
Of treatment prevalent here
AusrRiA.A despatch from Vienna, Of Ny O. announces
positively that the Austrian troops have cered the tern
tory Of Montenegro The Archduke Aberh has received
Instructions TO depart Immediately for Senin The Comt
Loiningep Is attached TO his imperial Higlncss IN he
capacity Of lieutenant The troops the frontiers have
received orders TO march
SwrDES-Swedcu continues her warlike preparations
Five fresh batteries ofnrcry been ordered 70 be put
The footing The national sympathies decided
y in favor Of the western powers The fee, anchor
at Efsnabben
GREKcE--The Nonaew Of this Tuesday, morning pub
fishes ntellig Cnce from Athens up TO the I'd Of May
The Chambers had been dissolved and the insurgents
beaten every point whether in Epirus Thessay Wa
ccdonia Hf -L4
New movements, however, being organized by means
Of large subsidies from Russia.
Three ships conveying Greek volunteers had been unk
by French steamer and The Turkish division near "a
lonica
We learn from Vienna Of the 9Th that proceedings
have been taken by the Greek government with view
avoid declaration Of by the Porte Austria and
Prussia have united with the western powers put doEn
the insufrecton An armed Intervention is 20 take place
but Il is not yet arranged which power shall be charged
carry 1t into execution,
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES