The daily union., 1854-02-26
BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL or rHs EUROPA.

NEw foEK, Feb zS-The Europa brings Liverpool datss
TO the h inst being three days later than the accounts
BY The Baltic. and 81 passengers. Il
No decisive change had taken place in the eastern auas
The Europa passed the Nisgara and Psoldo.
QUESTION.
The governments Of France and England continue 10
make active preparations Tor prosecuting tho In ~
East
The Turkish cabinet had dismissed aud one mare
Ia favor OF compromse with Russia had been formed
despatch from Vienna that Count OoH Left thai
city on the 9th for St Peebugh taking with him the
would remain neutral.
Although the Russian envoy had offered give up all
pretensions to with Turkey alone his pEopos
ions had been rejected.
The English ambassador was very positive in oouss-
quence of express instructions he had received from home
ON the subject
Tne Russian army occupation is repre- .ented in most
Piabie condition. being 5000 weaker than whsn
crossed the Preih
despatch from Vienna, dated Wednesday morning,
states that negotiations Tor still going
The Emperor of France had autograph letter
the Gar in which he makes last appeal TO the good
OF Nicholas.
Omar Pacha had been entirely restored 70 health.
Waaachian general, two or three American. and
era French and1Swedish officers, had arrived At head
quarters, to take service in the Ottoman army.
Large einorcements marched from Sophia for Ka.
afat where already army OF 5000 had Assem-
bled. They provided with and excellent
| trains OF artillery.
Before the entry OF the allied Black ssa
Russian cruisers constantly observation upon the
coast but since their arrival the latter have entirely disap
peared ss3
The Turks had complete possession of Euxine.
The combined fleets reenered the Black the 18th
The military operations In Asia had been suspended
vast conspiracy TO raise inurrection among the
Greeks on the banks OF the Danube had been discovered
-Four hundred insurgents had die defence Of
the cross and the Greek church.
sanguinary action had taken taken place GuirRers
IL .l...n nst m
ed the Danube, they drove the advanced pos
| and ley, after attacking the town. retired
Letters from Madrid to the 9th that conspiracy
discovered the I4th at. The persons implicated
were members OF the Revolutionary Club.
Gen. Jose Coucha had been declared a rebel.
OVERLAND MAIL. Msaa
The overland India and China mails have arrived
bringing advices from Shanghai the l7th of Dccembsr
Annoy to the 24th At Canton and Nngpo everything was
luie, and matters had resumed their usual course at
Annoy.
Alage portion of the city of Shanghai had been destroy
ed by fre-he act Of the imperalists.
portion OF the rebel forces had marched north fom
Nankin and captured Tiesin
The Emperor OF Japan is dead, and, In consequsncs
thereof the court would into mourning years. during
which time no embassies would be received. fesf3
The Liverpool cotton market was Rrmer At the close
with speculative The lower qualities i'd
vanced Id. per lb. The weeks sales to 10000
bales.
INTELLIGENCE.
The London Times Of Saturday gives the following n
the present condition OF the eastern question:
If the German powers particularly Austria, adhere to
their engagements with the States chances for
peace in Europe is small but nevertheless the war
will be limited IT, the contrary, Russia over
the Independence Of the German States wnr IL not
only inevitable but general and A.
gravated character. M
The London Herald repeats that the number Of troops 70
Dc ss from h s. thousand and that number
troops were TO sa on the s6 ,6s seventh twes
veghth, and hirtyhird batslions Of guards Tho sec
ond battalion of rides; also the artillery, ring four
companies The Cunard steamers. detailed convey the
troops, the Himaiya, the Reptore, and the Manila
DREADFUL sHpwREcK suyyERISo At sxA
Tho ship Cornelius Grinne, Captain Fletcher arrived
at New York Friday morning Liverpool reports
having had the toughest experienced by Can
tain F. bur has received damage hull, spars asd
| sails The captain repors' fEeat
On Friday, 18th January noon In latitude a. loas
tude 50, vessel with the American flag union down
her assistance, and found be the ship Colu
bana, of New York, Captain Stahl from New Orlesns
bound to Liverpool On rounding under her lee, saw
that her decks had been swept that her eous
and the ashed to the pumps and the bulwarks were
much broken.
The the time running very high, 20 much 20
that impossible lower boat with any dexree OF
safety consequently hove the bare poles IN.
til a. p. day, whom. the weather modsratng, ve
succeeded getting boat the ship hauled the
captain officers, and crew, sixteen in number into tho
boat through the sea- by lines made around them md
from the boat the ship (he c. G the same manner
which accomplished in t~ trips The were In
a very exhaused state from fatigue and exposure.
The the who boat to rescue the
Coumbiana's crew Edward Bunting (boatswAin,, !,
Sums Purdy tseaman) formerly captain in the British
merchant service James Smith, (.eaman y and William
Hughes, (seaman They acquitted themselves manfuily
and deserving OF the greatest praise No one can
fully appreciate such acts OF vaor except eye wit
ness ~
the following Tuesday, Both. another dism s,sd
vessel with the British flag union down went TO her ~
s.ance and succeeded in taking off captain and cre
in number, OF the brig Frederick, Of Parrsboo NJ
from Halifax, bound to Liverpool II dark at tbs time
and being comparatively moderate. very lite troubs or
| danger attended the circumstance. st
The G. G. fortywo days the banks and on Mon
day last 2oth compelled haul off hook under
-reefed opsails in and gale from north
Tuesday the wreck Of schooners spars, sup
posed occasioned by the gale of the night pevons
Capt r. We have lost by death adult pasess
ger German named Joseph Rossman. and eight infants
The other passengers In good health be ex
peced after such exposure and deprivaons unRvoida
bly, attend long, rough passage AtN
The ship is saunch Forbes rio ,vors rros,
admirably During The whole passage not soc vessel
bound TO the westward ## F aNF
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