The daily union., 1854-02-23

Russian Greco Seayonic legion already numbers 5000;
| Prince Mosch commands a.
Later from Kralova states that Prince GonschskoG al.
rived there on the 5h, 10 have interview with Gen
SchildeIs Since Schilders arrival, Teirogrsde
menl on the par OF Russians IN Le Waiiachia is OBJ
seryable and reported that The headqaarer ii
| be transferred from kado9iiz to Slatna.
/ Omar Pacha s sck. He may not be IN immediate
danger but requires est and Immediately learn
ing OF illness, The Sultan sent two physicians from
Conslaninople TO attend him One OF these physicians
is Dr. Heuye, medical attendant 10 the French embassy,
and be will also give his attention TO organizing the
medical department OF the army. successor TO Omar
i TO nominated to avoid interruption to the
1 in the event OF Omar becoming incapaellated As he
crossed the Danube the 3Olh 3lsi January. the
head OF his army Is TO be hoped the resort oil his i'll
ness has been exaggerated.
The Sultan has not YET fixed The dag OF his departure
for Adranople He will be accompanied By The British
and French ambassadors.
THE FIEErs.
| The combined fleets returned TO their anchorage of
Cosstantinope on January 22l, without having secn
single Russian ship-ol-war duTiag the three weeks
cruise The steamer Niger. sent to counermand The re-
of the fleets met them close to The BospoTls The
weather bad been favorable, and the ships had sustained
! no damage II was stated that fresh troops and ammu-
1 milton for the army Of Asia would sail ia few days
! under The escort OF The allies
! To January goth no ship of the allied squadron had
/ An English courier. together with Colonel ArdaB,
OF the French engineers. aud Sir John Bufgoyne.
barked al Marsees, February 2l, board The French
war steamer Caradoc with instructions for the French
and English ambassadors aud admiras at CONSTANT
noS!e.
ccnlrac, for coal 10 supply eleven thousand horse
power has just been completed at Copehagen for Eng
I lish fleet
| The Gar is reported to have expressed himself in
terms OF dissatisfaction respecting The league Of
traiy between Sweden and Denmark. This we can
readily suppose.
| M. KisseleB, Russian ambassador left Paris Mon.
| day evening, the OH, for Germany
Alta council held at the Tuleries, the Emperor strongly
/ that brake
Oft, 10 prepare with vsor Tor war la most departments
oil the military services preparations are ordered TO
tinue night and day.
lnaense orders for ammunition arms, and accoutre-
menis being executed with all haste, and the
bling, oganiz,ng, and inspecting OF troops go cease
lessly Gen. Pelisser liz selecting 20 900 picked OF
ihs army oil Affica and SO O00 set down the amount
OF The French contingent. All might be ready for
barka,o in oDe week. Candla was proposed as a rem
devious, but being 100 distant from Turkey the leland
| OF MtyieDe viii probably be The chief depot.
1 Greal activity also prevails in The naval department.
AT Best four sailing ships will be ready in short Time,
and two steamers only awaiting their engines Leyns
OF seamen arrive from all parts. The squadron
will soon be ready TO SAIL aud the squadron Of reserve
will be in condition 10 reinforce n, If necessary. Al
Touon the ships-ohe-line Iridem and Vtte dc Afar-
sriHes have been pu, in COMMISSION and in about six
weeks six other ships-o he-!ine and 6o-gun rgate
will be ready for active service.
Prince Napoleon had returned to Paris ON his mis-
sion 10 Belgium.
The meeting Of the Senate deferred from the 9th of
| February 10 The 81 OF March.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
One hall The British revenue coas, guard force are
ordered 10 be draughei into The navy THIS $500
well trained seamen.
The police OF Paris have brok on IN Russian clsb
called the Bareaa de rAgence Eangere. the Boue-
ward des lalens, Parsn Al this CLUB the agents
OF Russia received their orders circulate reports The
Bourss and in the streets aod Gales No arrests were
made.
bread rio, broke on, a, Pegueux on the Is, OF Feb
ruary. The military were put under arms.
| The French newspapers ordered not 10 speak o
! the other DrepardOn- for
| except The terms set forth in the Mos,leur.
Sir Stephen Lskeman, who commanded tue Waerklooi
Rangers the rec.at Cape war, has received command
1 Of b0dy OF Turkish troops IN Asia.
Among other significant orders recently given by the
French government. Is one Tor three millions oil cannon
| balls
LATEST INTELLIGENCE
PARs, Tue YAH the rumors Of the i'll success Of
Ofloh = mission now confirmed liis not likely thai
he will prolong his stay. bar will is said leave direct.
4 ly for ST. PeiefsbuFgh Foreseeing the same rebuff al
/ Berlin, be will IefaIn from y,si,ing that capital
II s said that the Seryian government, yielding 10 the
suggestion OF the Russian consulate al Belgrade will
refuse 10 accept he two hrmans OF the Sultan. unless
i Russia gives her consent
\ Tns PARIs BouRsr-The fall ia English funds ar
eced prices, which, earlier in the day, showed enden
cy TO Threes close Gs, 30; four. and abalf per
ceuis, ~, 30.
II ST PrryRspUReH Jan % 1t Il sad that the Fmpe
ror, who j. fally aware OF The position which be is
placed, will avoid general conf il
he can only preserve his honor and his rights.
4 The influence Of Coun, Nesselrode is again in the
cenaani.
\ II i also said that The Gar il about to write an auto
graph letter 10 the Qaeen OF Eaglsnd ~ which he will
eRdeaycr 10 prove thst be has not been the aggesso
Il An imperial ussse confirms The summonng 10 arms all
@se reserves well as The soldiers on iuhough.
i wkR.-Posrrrvr FACTS
Several Of Canard's steamers taken up BY govern
meni carry troops 10 Copslaniinofle 5.oO0 men 90
from England Oilers vii be taken up from the dieef-
ent stations About 10000 will be collected TO
4 form part Of the first expedition There is no doubt o
brigade Of Guards will form part OF the expedition.
TIE 46ih reg ment that under orders for Austria.
LA, leaving AL the old soldiers At home, whose time
would have been up 10 few years, j. 10 bold IT,
self 10 readiness for foreign service taking al the best
men. sad leaving all young soldiers and home
II Vienna correspondent ielesraphs that Ofof leaves
| for 81 Peiershursh. probably 90 Wednesday
The combined fleets at Beyoos bay the 27h OF
January Six ships again conveyed Turkish steamer
I with troops into The Black sea.
j BELGIUM.
KsseeG late Russian esvoy. arrived al Brussels al g,
a. m, on Tuesday.
| ENGLAND
LII understood that four vessels. originally taken up
i BY The government 10 convey troops from Ireland 10
Malta and fiom hence 10 The West Indies. have been
taken ~ monthly charters. that they may he avail.
able 70 proceed TO any point the shortest noiice.
THE LATEST.
/ BERrlN TuesfAy The check experienced by Count
Odoh ~ his mission y fully confirmed At the same
Tune, i no, be thought that Prussia aud Auslta are
disposed ~ make common with gbe western pow.
eIs They bad l0ned lhem Tor the purpose Of avoiding
BY every possible means, European wsf hni II a col