The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-07-06
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Ar'r'a' 81 ne steamer A"srsca.ssrea Day, Later from
HALIFAX, July 5.The steamer America has arrived with
Liverpool dates to the 24th ult.
Consols have advanced sss Flour h.. declined 2s
corn is TO z and wheat I'd to 3d. Western nour quoted
at SIS 3D. 37s. Provisions unchanged Cotton active At
advance.
1t reported that the Turks gained glor ioss We
tory, and driven the Russians the Danube from W.
tria and raised the siege.
The Turkish brigade from Shuma entered the fortress
Sistria June l3
Russian despatch says that their soldiers debated two
Turkish bgades with six thousand cavalry and forty guns
in action.
On the 18th General Schilders received wound which
rendered amputation Of his leg necessary.
Prince Gortschskoff received a confusion
On the 18th the Turks made tremendous Stills
tria and attacked the Russians with great fury fearful
battle took place. and the Russians led the field On the
two following days both sides removed their dead
Among the wounded the Russian side three
sian generals All the Russian siegeworks totally de-
stroyed.
Eighty thousand Austrian troops at the last accounts
were marching towards the eastern frontier.
The death of Mussa PAsha has been confirmed
The great rice English conso is in consequence of the
Russians having been driven the Pruth.
treaty has been concluded between Austria and the
Porte the principal conditions Of which that should the
Russians voluntarily withdraw from the principates
Austrian troops will enter them and form line defence be-
tween Russia and Turkey.
The Turks have driven the Russians Of Teuka and
also strengthened their garrison at Rutchuk.
1t is stated that for the present against stra
have been suspended, tss8 E
The life of General Schilders is in danger.
Prince Paskevitscb who w.x on his w.v to J,mv II ia
IT, ~ anu .HAe osa ~ Any cost
paities has caused great irritation ST. Peterborough
the proper answer TO return under discussion.
tns 0, the .Is. OF ..nes between Au:ti.
Parliament The Tmea .svu ths, - :. oc.arr.,cs ~
great interest and significance in the present .se Of as
Inc position Of austria and Prussia in reference to tho
p,a,;. ~,..'n,. .' = .ne 'ane
80 :. " ~, ~ .e' "H' ope.A WIN "sor'
No ssr,hsr ssh,oa &c ,o,0on. ~. 49, .uo ..Iy
The Turks are highly catcd with their 1t silstra
IT,. =. . .av s's.
u,, .o'.s " 'npor'ance from daor'd'
As''" 10 q1e''
Late, f,o,. ~ g,r,.d,..
W., ya.r.,.r
the Barbados TO June 18th.
r. as ~as l.s"s 'nere ~ ieariai rate.
,.o' .lnee o'oke out are nve thousand.
N,.on aan, s 49,, ., .ss rom an osesses'
Neson consul OF turks sand has been released by
Salt ut Turks island is
y..s,., o,.,. r..
$3.50" '"e ""y y i"qae"'
'uV o-maoson 'eners' who was SO severely
"omn's0 Is no. expected 70 recover has since died.
dered verdict that the deaths by the railroad collision
OF the negligence OF the managers
he road VINO were declared highly censurab and should
DC hed amenaoie to the grand jury.
MI. ~ ,,1 saes
e"'"o'e c"arc" 1fo"A Up
has been blown up BY gunpowder. ska
p:.,f,t c..
~ - ~ As'.o"i" e"Af"S.
'Sv amos henaali was e'ecsed to-day
presi'eht Oh Tue southern telegraph line.
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pool June w. only four days after the last steamer and Of
course her neW' mas peen anticipated oy the America
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PHILADELPHIA, July 5.-The grand democratic ceebra-
cn IN independence square yesterday passed oil in very
spirited manner Among the speakers was Senator Doug
who defended the Nebraska bill and denounced the know
nothings,
o,
~. ~ '"' ,sMf,, IVY.
later dates from Havana below She detained quar-
antine in consequence OF having yellow fever board
Three soldiers parade yesterday died from the effects
the heat.
f"@ hDrdy
States recvingshp Ontario yesterday between two ma
rines named Patrick Fisher John Boggs The former
"As "'"'u III 'e ray ny do" ON the mead with club
Terrible Collision at Sea.
BOSTON, July 1.-Ihe cpper-ship Trade Wind, from Mo-
n ar pnfI md In. h. Ill.,