The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-05-20
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Arrirai 81 he Bwopa.- Three Days Later from Europe
NEw YoRK, May 49, The steamer Europa has arrived
with dates from Liverpool to the 9Th inst.
The bonbardmen e odessa been officially announced
in Parliament. The batteries all destroyed we're
also IL Russian vessels, while 10 Others laden with ammuui-
ton captured.
The town and neutral property were spared.
The combined fleets hare left Sebastopo and Il is
ported have bombared the forts suria the mouth Of
the Danube. The report however, is fully confirmed
The Russian feet also said TO have left Sebasopol
The loss of the allied fleets the bombardment Of Odessa
only six.
The Turks have captured Peta principal point Of the
Greek inurrceion, and killed $50 Of the insurgents.
The Russians have been defeated in encounter between
Silistria and Rassova
The Turks have made gallant upon slistra but
compelled 70 retreat before the overpoworng forces Of
the Russians I'VE do understand this paragraph, by
the last advioes the Turks occupied Silstria.I
Polish legion operate against the Czar has been estab
ished in Turkey
Prince Napoleon has arrived at syria.
France has called into active service, land and sea,
force Of eighty thousand.
Russia has proposed TO Prussia very liberal commercial
treaty.
The imperial guard has been ro-cstablshed France.
Austria and Prussia remain neutral.
The Greek insurrecfion had been quellcd.
Affairs in Hungary werc quite excited.
Il reported that the American cippeshp Grape Shot
had turned prvatecr, and captured Preach merchant
ship OF Lands End which caused great excitement.
vanced 10000 towards Dobudscha and gave battle with
General Luders army between silistTia and Rassova
No lighting yet in the Baltic. The feet bIockading all
Russian ports.
There debate in the House Of Commons the 9Th
relative to the Cuban slave trade.
Lord John Russell replied that appearances the
Spanish government, to existing treaties the subject
satisfactory.
fsrcoND pEsPAroHl
Igti lQth Omar parba hattie ganoral
uders sstra and Rassova and the Russians
defeated with heavy loss.
In the battle between silista Rassova Omar Pachs
900 men, ragged several hours During
the previous night Omar had division the sea-
which, during the height Of the battle attacked the
in the rear causing great confusion The Russians
behind Chernardora with the loss Of many guns stores bag
gage, and military chests.
The Russians continue attack Sstra On the 10th the
Turks crossed the Danube destroy the Russian batteries
and advanced 10 Kalarasoh After much hard fighting they
turned safely to siiistria tho 2sd
Paskewcb has ordered Russians advance further
into the Dobrudschn.
important battle was fought on tho 25th between the
Turks and the Greek Insurgents The Turks took by
storm In y minutes, and great slaughter ensued The
Greeks led BY Karais Kaks and Savelss The Greek
leader Giosas had ncd Except the Piracps, all the
of Greece Il closely blockaded by the allies
On the 1871. battle occurred between theTurks and Mon
tencgrns Nchck. The latter commanded BY their
worrode George Petroricb. Hosites have fairly
menccd and Il reported that Austria win occupy the
province.
Napier i closely bfocsadng all the Baltic ports The Rus
sns atpg agains, him feet Of 300 armed gum
boats
Workess.
Cotton i less drni mddng qualities have declined Sled
sales n the week, "a 600 bales
Flour in fair demand western canal Is quoted At 36s.
3D. Philadelphia and Baltimore. 3ss Cd 37s Corn dull
owing 20 large arrivals.
Naval stores firm. Iron unchanged,
Wool aull--prccs declining.
Tho provision market dull and prices depressed gro
oeries unchanged
Rlce was quoted al ~ a 20s.
Tobacco was in good request.
Nonev unchanged, and the demand freely met.
Consols have declined 8, closing at s7kaK
American stocks arm, and In fair demand previou,
prices.