The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-01-25

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spaiches state that the Turkish army ia Asia utterly
disorganxed, and that the troops had killed sem Pasha
and Gen Gayon. These statements were not credited
The Turkish bulletins merely acknowledged the esacua
ton of the Russian territory without loss
The latest accounts from Persia were more satisfactory,
but reconcileabe with the statement that the Russian
general, Germeoh commands the Persian army. A Con.
santnope despatch says the British charge d'afaires
ceeded in terminating the difficulty between Great Britain
and Persia
The extraordinary military activity is manifested
all Russia The Car had got supply Of 20 600 900
rubles from the church The London Observer says thai
agents their way purchase ships and ammuni-
ton privately Tor Russia in the United States.
Hale Pashn is in the Turkish ministry without port
folio Riger Pasha succeeds Mahmoud Pashs Minister
OF Marine,
Much indignation iet against Prince Albert, the
public voice protesting that he is tool OF Russia and that
Aberdeen is under his influence. The Prince is
beays all the cabinet Russia, Austria and Ger
many, and the matter expected before Paia-
ment.
The financial statement for the quarter ending January
9Th shows large increase in the revenue
AT the accustomed New Years levee the Emperor nd.
dressed the ambassadors expressing hope for the
mainenance OF friendly relations with all their govern
mens He assured the Ottoman i'm ba ssador of his good
wishes sympathy and efforts in behalf Of Turkey. The
correspondent of tho London Times reports that 10 900
ready for the Turkish camp when they are
required The War Department states that the number
men available for in Of general is $780,
000
II is in political circles that the Gear still con.
| tnues to tempt Napoleon to desert the English alliance
and offers the French of Belgium
and Egypt The Car had also promised abandon the
Bourbon cause.
BELGIUM
The recent tremendous blocking up the
railroad tracks for days The King had decreed the
total suppression OF the import duties coal till further
tce.
SWEDEN AND DENMARK.
Sweden and Denmark have issued circulars declaring
their neutrality, come what may.
The King abousto submit to the Chambers the pro.
ject of loan.
Late adyices confirm the report Of an immediate per
cent. loan OF 2O,00O,OOO.
TWO LATER CALIFORNIA.
New YORK, Jan. 2i-The steamer Northern Light ar
rived this morning from Aspinwal She brings two
weeks later advce from California. The dates from San
Francisco are the 3lst December The steamers Panama
and Brother Jonathan left San Juan with the dates
The shipments Of gold for New York via Panama. in the
fortnight $500 000 and by the Nicaragua route
| 5000 900, in all 81, 400 ,OOO
The Northern Light brings 800 passengers and $3.50 600
in gold on freight She has large mail She brings pas
sengers and specie through iron San Francisco New
/ York in % days and IL hours
The Brother Jonathan has $50 passengers and $500
on freight for New York and New Orleans She arrived at
of passengers and specie the shmus took thirty
eight hours The river is in good condition. The Brohe
the Sierra Nevada for San Juan del Sur
twelve miles OF port Tho Sierra Nevada arrived at
O'Clock with her passengers, which left New York Decem-
Der 9th. The Oregon left San Francisco few
previous the sailing OF the Brother Jonathan, with
100 passengers and 100000 for New York and New
eans
| The vessels in the port OF San Juan were the mail
steamer Avon, for Aspnwali. and tho American brigs
Aida aud Anera, TO sail soon for New York
/ The general Intelligence from California does pos
SEES, much interest All was comparatively quiet.
The senatorial election had caused excitement
esulted in favor Of Mr.. MahonY, democrat who
hi. opponent, Mr.. Farewell, whig about 1900 votes
A second battle had taken place between Lower Cal
ifornians and Captain Walkers psny, In which III.
Americans entirely successful routing with about
thirty men, force the opposite side over one hun
bred. The guns, nnton and hed-peces of the enc
my captured The invaders had taken new courage
and confidence from the circumstance that Anita had ar
rived with reinforcemens who have probably already
gained the original party.
Two great sales had AIKEN place during the
week past San Francisco, amounting over one and
half millions of dollars IL consisted of wharf property on
the water 'front.' which belonged the city II
believed that the credit OF the city OF San Francisco
4 is firmly established.
The agricultural parts of the Stale fouri.hing but
there complaints at the mines.
Advces had been received from Oregon the Oath De.
cember and Washington Territory the I0th-ll days
later Tho legislature la session. and the papers filled
with its proceedings.
The governor of Sonora has issued procla the
people of tho State. calling upon them take up arms
against the fbuster lie calls them pirates robb,r.
and adds let them perish TO the last man. example
other thieves and rascals who may attempt initiate
them"
the Sacramento Union says expedition is being fit
ted in that city, and that certain merchants
Ia it, Il is understood that company is being formed
which will shortly depart for the seat OF war.