The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-09

i FROM EURoPK
NKw YoRK, April s-The steamer Eu~opa arrived this
afternoon, bringing Liverpool dates the s5th ultimo--
'hiee days later from Europe.
opuon has declined sales OF the week ~ 600 bales
oui - lower sales OF Ohio at s6s Wheat has declined
o. ana corn . consos arc quoted at SIT So General
panic pefsades the markets.
EASTERN AFFAIRS
The Turks IL is said, have been beaten an prevas.
| Russia had acknowledged the neutrality of sweden
The Gar had stated that he had reply make 10 the
ulumaum OF France and England.
Eogland has asked that Gaipol should be fortified for
the emb aIkation oil her troops.
Two French and English hgaes had left Beycos for the
mouth OF the Danube
Several unmportant skmishes occurred at Kalat be-
tween the eleventh and sixteenth ultimo 81
/ upare treaty between Turkey, England and France
was signed March 18th.
The weather the Black sea was very unfavoTable TO
the shipping II has been for considerable time showing
and haiing almost constantly
Intelligence Of the highest importance was looked for,
from this quarter almost daily, 81
IL mmored that Russia had blockaded the mouth OF
the Danube al five different points.
Hosnities have doubtless before this commenced upon
the Black
Russia had ordered all her gun chi ps actually cleared
| to be stopped and forced to unload
| Admiral Napier arrived at Copenhagen on the 18th.
ENGLAND FRANCE
Seventy companies Of troops sailed from England
on the 23d, and other panies expected follow
almost daily.
Arrangements being made with France for the
transit of the English cavalry.
Couriers had been fom Paris and London for the
purpose OF calling Austria Join England and France
in carrying into execution against Russia the agreed
| TO by the four powers.
| II is said that France regards Austria as its ally
against Russia.
/ 1t rumored that Louis Napoleon would shortly make
expose of the correspondence had with the Gar
and that its character will be found be similar TO that
just made public in Eng and
4 Monteaux Company, brokers, of London, had failed
for half million of dollars.
The barque Bonita down the 2ith, and eleven
persons drowned
| American stocks very dali
/ PRUSSIA
The best understanding prevails between Prussia the
Vienna cabinet and alliance offensive and defensive be-
tween the two countries is spoken OIL
| The Prussan chamber had been opened with speech
from the King
/ General Lndheim left Berlin tho 23d for Peters
burgh an important mission.
Observation-Disclosures has been received that nearly all
the southern maritime districts OF Albania had risen
surrection.
The Gear is greatly alarmed the demonstrations in the
north Of Prussia for welcoming the English and French
fleets, and naniless the Prussian
government TO take part in the war
Il DENMARK,
i The position which Denmark viii assume in the coming
struggle Is yet uncertain The ministerial crisis still
continues.
The Greek instruction is subsding, after having extend
ed to Berat
The Turks burnt villages of the Greeks, the inhab-
itants OF which aided in the nsurrection.
i THE Two.MLIIoN DOLLAR LOAN.
BALTIMORE, April The proposals for the twomillon-
dollar loan Of city stock aid in building the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad were opened to-day II was all taken
$500 000rom par 10 one-haif premium, but most at
onequarter to onehaf J. Lea Co. took the balance at
Ipar. ZEE
| IMPORTANT
HARRIsnuno, April s-Ths house to-day passed bill to
sell the main line of the public improvements for not less
than eleven millions of dollars This subec, has caused
much excitement amongst the people.
NEw YoRK, April s.-The steamer Franklin sailed to-day
for Havre and Southampton with $50 passengers and $780,
600 in specie.
| CONVENTION AMIR BUrLDRRs.
BosroS, April IA large convention Of ship-buiden
held Bath, Maine, Wednesday last, in favor of
changing the measurement Of ships to that proposed in
Congress nine years ago They ask the cooperation OF
New York and Massachusetts shp-buder Speeches
were ade by Hon. w H. Sewal and Hon. d. c. Magown;
and another meeting will soon be held
| aAIK AT MonnE-movrNEsrs OF Mr. FILLMORE.
NOZZLE, April "a gale prevailed here yesterday,
by which the United States surveying schooner PhGnix
was sunk in Mobile bay. Her officers and crew were
saved
Mr. Fillmore, with Mr. Kennedy and the rest of his
party is expected here to-day public reception has
been rendered by the municipal authorities
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE
/ NKw ORLEANS, April The entire business portion Of
nvie, Florida, Icadng seventy houses, twenty
three stores the custom house newspaper Offices hotels,
&c, destroyed by fire Wednesday last Loss half
a million. Great distress.
Il Nrw YoRk April Us y m-There is quite panic in
the cotton market, and price. have declined per
pound since Wednesday Money tight Exchange on
London 8 n 81 premium.
ID ECEIvED this morning, direct from tho import
In embroidered founced beregr
Also,2 cases handsome
. ribsnds
| twisted silks
| hps-dwif HALL BROTHER.