The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-08-08
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC.
From the European papers received the arrival Of the
Atlantic we CLEAN the following items Of news

N6piers Baltic fleet has left BarO sound Cholera has
disappeared from board Numerous transports, with
the baggage &C. Of tho French expeditonary land force
have passed the sound Bomasund, in the Aand isles is
be bombarded the arrival Of the French troops Mar
ta law has been proclaimed Riga and in the district Of
the Duna in consequence Of the disaecton OF the inhab-
tants towards Russia
1t is assumed by French and English politicians that if
the western powers take and keep possession Of the mpor-
position Of the Aland isles Sweden viii longer
hesitate join their alliance The fleet of ninety gunboa5
AngloFrench) is completed aud organized into three
squadrons The bulk Of the allied feet has put to sea- and
is supposed TO be cruising off the Gulf Of Bothnia.
From the Black learn that the 18th July three
English steamers arrived off Odessa and after heavy
cannonade, destroyed small works near the spot
where the steam frgae Tiger ashore The object OF
the attack to complete the destruction OF the Tiger to
prevent her machinery being available to the Russians
The rest OF the feet at sea.
On the 9th Captain Parker Of the British gate Fire
brand shot through the heart at Sulina, and was
buried at Constantnople The 18th with military honors
BY the last despatch 1t expected Ia Jenna that II
Prussia did throw any immediate difficulty in the
way and decisive protocol would be signed by the
conference the 10Th 10th July. courier with the
official communication of the of Russia, left Vienna
Saturday, the 22d, for Paris and London.
From the Danube we hear that the 10Th ult another
battle was fought near Gurgevo in which the russians
reported have been completely defeated with two OF
their generals killed We have few or no details OF this
second battle.
The present situation of things on the Danube may be
told in very few words. All parties waiting for the
advance of Austria. General GortschakoH commands in
person the 10000 stationed at Fratescht, while 3o-
deschti the left bank Of the Argch TO guard against
any attack from the Turks at Oenza 1t is considered
that 0mer Pacha viii not hazard any general engagement
unassisted by his allies AS the allies their motions
Slow but IL is evident they systematic aud drawing TO
end that shall be decisive
Gen Gortschaboi that he win hold the Dam
ube provinces with 100000 il necessary lie also
ders that 10 all official documents published in the princ
palites in which the of the Emperor Nicholas oe-
the title of protector of the prncpaies OF the
Danube shall be added Three Austrian officers of rank
arrived at Schunla 10th July, and Immediately left for
Varna, commissioners of the Austrian government
Omar Pacha had returned from Varna and was gone TO
Rustchuk Lord Cardigan with the 18th English hussar
had returned TO the camp Deyno after reconnaissance
Of two weeks duration along the banks of the Danube
The advanced force of the British army has progressed
farther than Devno and the remainder encamped in
different positions between that place and Varna The
health and discipline of the troops excellent The in
corporation of the Bash Ba2oukes into the allied army
completed All their officers Europeans and in future
they to be regularly paid. Admiral Hamein has
deed the immediate construction of thirty troop ships,
capable Of transporting 1000 men at each voyage
1t is surmised that these ships for on the Danube
The geuerals-in-chef understood to have COM
pleted all their plans of the campaign.
A parsonage, Gen. Wassczikoh, has been recon
NOTHING the Tomosch and Altscanz passes into Waacha
On the ih July Gen. Rudiger suddenly left Warsaw but
he is very old it not likely he win join the army in
the field 1t is said that Gen pasuewitsch Will be REIN
stated in command the story Of his disgrace doubt
full.
The Russians destroy the roads and bridges
leading from Pennsylvania into Modayis
Gen Luders il concentrating his strength az Obilesti,
east OF Bucharest The Turks entrenchng themselves
at Giurgevo.
la the action Gurgeyo the Hetman of the Cos
sacks and Gen Buturln wounded-not killed, as was
reported.
ENGLAND.
On the evening Of Monday the cath of July AMI
mated debate took place in the Houses OF Lords and Com
the Queens message soliciting vote Of credit to
carry the
The following is the message;
vlcroRA Her Majesty, deening it expedent to
provide for any additional expense which may arise IN
consequence Of iha in which her Majesty is
gagged against the Emperor of Russia relies the affection
Of the Houses of Lords and Commons for er
nsGch measures as may be necessary for making provision
accordingly
IN the House Of Lords affirmative address formally
agreed to-
In the Commons Lord John Russell said that present
vote Of three millions Of pounds sterling f3Qo0oool wa:
required
Lord Dpaiey Stuart moved that the chairman repor
progress but eventually withdrew his motion on the nm
Outstanding that he would renew the discussion the
committees report and would address against the
propagation of Parliament
The vote agreed TO.
The distinguished cavalry regiment the Scots GIays
embarked the steamer Hmaaya, at Liverpool
and would sail on Wednesday the Goth July, drae oI
'arna at which place it was expected ney would be dis
embarked IN twelve dos The Hmaaya had just leet
purchased Try the British government 2r &i4oooo sterl
ing.
An order has been issued that British soldiers in the Eas
shall wear moustaches, and, it they please boards.
Sir George Gray governor OF New Zealand, is appointed
governor Of the Cape of Good Hope Col Freeman Murray
appointed governor of Bermuda and Henry Dupre La
bouchere appointed unpaid atache TO the British lega
ton at Washington,
Father Matthew being in poor health has been offered
free passage from Liverpool to Madeira by the owners
the brazilian line OF steamers.
j. r. Hind London has discovered another planet
1t is like Of the tenth magnitude and situated nj
most exactly upon the elliptic about midway between ~t
stars Of fifth maPnitudc29 and 80 Of amsteed IN C1pu
cornas; was first seen li5 mean time night of 22d
FRANCE
The Emperor and Empress had arrived the baths %
bratz At Bordeaux, ndesewhcre the route they
received with Che warnest acclamaons.
Cholera Is raging at Marseiles. One hundred and TWEEN
ty deaths reported daily Many the inhabitants have
fled from the city. At Nancy Il is also very violent
! A Russian ship named Orion sailing under Tuscan
oolors captured oil Lcghorn the 10th instant By
I the French sIoop Avernc and taken into Toplon
The mother Of Ledru lollin buried in Paris ID,
ed, at the advanced ago oRS5
Three shocks Of earthquake felt at Bareges
at quarter Of three o'clock Che morning OF the 20h
! July.
4 IraLy
IysuanEurIoy ~ PAnaAlt IS leCgraphed from Vienna
Sunday, 23d that nsurCcou has broken out in Parma
The inhabitants fired from the rcoB aud windows Aus
tran troops will perhaps enter the Duchy and occupy tn
military posts
A pamphlet of sazznis on Sardinia affairs, is at pres
cnt circulating secretly in Sardinia and i4onlbardy
1t is stated in letter from Naples, OF July 18th, (bu
surely cannot be tue that the seals OF official dispatches &
the American and English embassies regularly tam
pered with by the agents Of the NCapoltan government
The letter adds that they afraid to ucdlc With the let
4 tiers Of France
TIE GERMAN CONFEDERATION
On the goth ultimo The representatives OF Austria ant
Prussia presented their treaty OF April goth 70 The Diet a
Frankfort The cabinets invite tie Dict 10 strengthen th
Ausuo- Prussan convention by acccdng to 1t uncondou
ally,