The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-07-09

VIENNA Monday.-The night before last the Russian
ply the Austrian note reached here II to the effect
that mark Of high consideration for Austria, Russia
consents to CIV acuate the Turkish territories.
The damage caused b., the blockade OF the coasts of the
Baltic aud the Black be estimated pretty nearly
according to the ordinary rate OF the exports and imports
Thus s52 $500 reghtcd vessels entered the ports Of
the Baltic and about the number left those ports
The number OF vessels which entered the Black
2Go0-total 100000 tons
With respect TO the future operations of the fleets in the
north the Daily News of Saturday makes the following
statement
IL Is said that ri the last cabinet council despatch from
Admiral Sir Charles Napier discussed, in which he de-
fined his intentions in reference TO the operations against
Russia in the Baltic The propositions of the gallant adj
mira understood TO be of character quite consonan
with the Of the remarkable points in his past
career and great from the North may be expected
before long should unforeseen changes oil Intention
arise II had the most exact knowledge of Admiral
Napiers plans patriotic of duty would forbid
any publication of them remembering we do that there
electric wires from London to st Petersburgh and I'M
apply too many people Who enjoying the privileges ana
hourshng under the shelter of constitutional system
would like task than giving information other
enough of the plans in question to justify confident be-
lief that great blow will be efiectualy struck against
Russia before long The Cars frontier is long and open
| and he need watch its whole line But watching
is likely guard him with from the coming shock
The Illness correspondent in Finland writes: In day
two it is probable that portion Of the Baltic fleet Will
the Gulf of Finland far the island OF Hog
land and make demonstration off Cronstadt There is
prospect however of any active operations being I'M
dcrtaken from accounts received yesterday from Eng
land and from persons in position to afford accurate in
formation ii is inferred that there is great probability OF
peace being proclaimed before the winter sets
and that the allied fleets will to their respective
before the end Of the present year. without hav
ing been compelled TO resort to any hostites OF import
LATEST NEWS
The London Standard of the evening Of June % thus
| sums up the latest intelligence it had receved
"Tho day has been less rich in intelligence respecting
the progress OF the than for months In fact
if except the that Paskewitsch has
ceved orders TO proceed from Jassy TO Odessa all the
from the continent but repettons of facts
previously announced Paskewitschs mission TO ODESSA
his wounds will permit has doubtless regard TO
expected attack upon the Crmea Let add that the
repuse and defeat Of the Russians by Schamy at the Pass
OF Darrell much serious than AT first described
The Russians lost 1900 mena fifth OF their whole force
and their communications with Georgia eectualy
off, Schamyl is said to be in condition to take
the field with Crcassians and delays his operations
only in attendance the slow movement OF an equal
force under the command of Ottoman generals
The express in anticipation of the overland mail has
rived brief abstract of the principal items of news
given on Monday
The Russian squadron is supposed have taken refuge
the of Kamschatka. One of its vessels
about thirty days since at Woosong where she had put in
| for intelligence
After deducng vessels ordered home naval force in
those consists Of Is vessels of the royal navy mount
ing 244 guns Of 81 of the Indian navy mounting
40 guns OF heavy cabre and heavy metal and OF
making total Of "a vessels and 463 guns exclusive Of the
French squadron II is not the Russian squadron that is
feared by mercantile marine but pirates from Califor
mia, sailing under Russian colors.
CANToN-Thc continued unavorabe advjces from the
interior seriously affect the import trade The provinces
by banditt and the feeling strong that
the picking of the tea would be effected in those places
and that there would be bad or short supplies of