The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-06-02

Lospos, Saturday morning, May 2o.--News from oaatz
states ta, sebastopo had been bombded by the allies four
days
The combined Swedish and Norwegian fleets arrived at
Esnaoen May i5 On the arrival Of the feet the King
On board and witnessed the great manifestation Of hostile
feelings on the part Of the against the Russians
The English fleets in the Baltic had met some terrible
storms, but lad weathered them ALL
despatch rom Vienna states that orders have been
ceeo Adanope TO have provisions ready 600 men,
who expected to be there by the end of the month
The Russians had commenced of listris
with eighty pieces of cannon.
The evacuation Of Lesser Waaoba had been suspended
IL is stated that Prussia and Austria made PROPOSE
ton to Russia which would be accepted but declined by Eng
land and France
The English fgate Tiger OF 80 guns had been stranded
near Odessa, and captured by the Russians.
reported that Sebasopo win be the general rendezvous
of the allied fleets
The siege batteries opened fire on Rutschuk May 18th
but the Turks made no response.
The latest accounts from Consannople 900 houses
were destroyed by the conhagraon.
Twenty-Five ships Of the Turkish fleet had entered the
Black sea.
1t reported that had ordered her armies in Gal
laca and in Italy to prepare for the war.
Presidents Proclamation.
New YoRK, june 1.-The Presidents proclamation is
spoken of favorably in all the northern papers.
The Fu9itirc-Stave Case IN Boston,
Bosros June 1.-The trial of Burns, the alleged fugitive,
Tomorrow quiet has been partially restored Some OF the
military still duty guarding the prison where Burns is
confined He appears to take things quite easily, and evil
IDENTIFY considers himself lion in other words, " de OBJ
de nashun II is well understood that the commissioner
will decide in favor Of demanding him his owner Is
thought however, that after the decision shall have been
given the abolitionsts solers &c. will purchase him
from the owner who says he will the same price that
could be obtained at home.
The freeso convention is still session. and quite bolster
ou Some of opinion that attempt may made to
rescue Burns upon the occasion of his departure.
IsEcosD DESPATCH.
BosToS, June 1.-The anti slavery convention is in session
and thnly attended.
There is difference opinion in regard to what Judge
Loring's decision win be.
The Of Burns says he will not rearrest him if dis
charged by the court.
Presbyterian assembly, Old School.
BUFFALO, May 3lThe report Of the Committee ON Sys-
emac Beneyolence adopted to-day with trHing
mens and the Rev. b. n Smith, s. Robinson and Mr. JAS
L. Dixon appointed the committee that subject.
The election of directors in the semnares resulted
year. Rev. f. E. Smith elected in Allegheny seminary
in place Of Rev. j. NJ. Cook deceased.
The committee ministerial support recommended
ries OF resolutions requesting the churches not hold out
false hopes of large salaries and recommending the Presby
teries not to allow minister settle congregation able
to support him which does not give adequate support
The report adopted after debate Dr. Hodge
troduccd resolution church extension similar that
tabled Yesterday.