Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-07-12
Details by the Pacific.

j. Wilson.
Details by the Pacific.
Discovery Of Forty-sir Internal MaeAines-
| DAsrzic, June 2s.--The Vultare has arrived
with the mails The fleet is of Cronstadt.
Forty-six internal machines have been discovered
and destroyed One Of them exploded on the
poop Of the Exmouth Admiral Seymour and
Captain Louis who were examining II at the time,
were severely injured. Lieut. Pierce was slightly
| injured. a .ss, .as \
The vulture met Admiral Banes' squadron
somewhere near Nargen island.
THE FOREIGN LEGION. e#s
| HELIeoLANp, June 2T.--The Ovation screw
steamship, sailed last night with three companies
Of DICTIONARIES, numbering 269 men, for Dover. To
day the Hamburg King sails with 240 more.
| POSITION OF AUSTRIA.
| The Austrian alliance it is evident, IL rope
of sand She wishes well to the Western Powers,
but is disbanding her army She sends Fluctuations
| to Paris and TO London when fortune fayors the
allies but will not fight. She has possession Of tho
Princpalities, and shows no present or proximate
intention of giving them up, while the harshness
of her rule over the unfortunate natives Is crying
| to Heaven for vengeance. 8
i The reduction in the Austrian army appears to
be so great as to be almost incredibc-l4b,O 600
men and $4,000 horses.
/ AUSTRIA.
| vienna, Thursday, June %, A. M.-The OH
cial Wiener Zeitung announces the dismissal OF
| the reserves of the third and fourth armies.
| Authentic adyccs from Vienna state that there
is no foundation whatever for the statement pub
| lished in several German papers, that new pro-
nosals of peace have reached that capital from St.
Petersburg.
| SstDt.f ENGLAND.
| The news Of the repulse at Sebastopol only had
momentary effect on the funds, and none on busi-
ness generally. Confidence remains mistaken.
that no long time can elapse until Sebastopol shall
be in the hands Of the besiegers, when strong
| hopes are entertained that the termination OF the
war will speedily follow, and thus destroy tho
causes of dullness in trade. J.
/ The harvest prospects everywhere continue most
cheering and the magnificent weather England is
now enjoying ID very assuring. n
| Rates Of interest in the money market remain
1 unchanged, and capital is abundant.
| The board of trade returns exhibit decrease OF
f372 $50 in the declared value of expectations du-
| ring the month of May, when compared with the
| corresponding period Of 1854. Wooden manufac-
| lures. metals hardware, and almost every article
/ Of export to Australia and the United States, ex-
| hbit falling off The returns are not considered
| unsatisfactory -transactions though less numcr-
GUS than last year, being Of more healthy char
acter.
| IRELAND.
Il
mea on Tuesday, the 26th, with 456 men and 500
horses. ,85-e
| The Dublin newspapers are about to be aided
1 materially In the distribution of their unstamped
editions by the several leading railway conpanes-
| On Saturday morning, the Esd, the Roman Cath
| ole Bishop of Galway, the Right Rev. LsODon-
nell, sat down to breakfast in apparently sound
good health. Suddenly he rs seized with sick
| ness, and within very briefNime ceased to exist
On the late anniversary Of the battle Of Water
loo, Lord Seaton caused a gratuity of 5s. TO be
| given to each survivor Of the memorable conflict
at present residing in Killmainham hospital
/ TRANCE
| The Moniteur announces the safe arrival Of the
| Empress Of the French at Pau where she received
| a hearty welcome from the inhabitants.
] The number of persons who visited the Exhibi-
ton on the 25t Is stated TO be considerably over
| "a, 600. A good deal Of progress has been made
in the arrangements during the last ten or twelve
DAVIS and Il Is expected that 10 another fortnight
| everything will be complete, or very nearly So
The number Of sick and wounded French SOL
| diers embarked at Kainesch from the beginning
of the war to the present time, amounts TO nearly
$4,000
Chambers for the I'd of July. II also adds that
ibis conyocation Of the Chambers was not unex-.
| pected, as the government, since tho closing OF
the last session. created the expectation of fnan-
| cial measu res, for which purposea speedy convo-
cation of the Chambers was necessary.
| MARsxrLLKs, June 23.-0rders have been re-
| ceived here 70 prepare an additional corps ddrmes
| of 10000 men. Government has, moreover, char
| tered 60 Of the steamboats, playing on the Rhone,
which. il Is said, are to be despatched to the Sea
of AzoF. with view to ulterior operations which
will carry the war farther into the enemys domin-
ions. The Emperor Napoleon III. Is determined 70
bring the war to a speedy conclusion and 70 CON-
pei the enemy to sue Tor peace
SPAIN.
Our Geographic news from Madrid is 70 the
\ 9th. There we're expectations prevalent al that
date in Madrid, 70 the effect that the Government
would ask for a loan of 2eo, 1000, 900 Of reals TO
cover the deficit in the finances Of the country.
RUSSIA.
The Northern Bee Of st. Petersburg, of the l4th,
i publishes an order Of the day addressed by the
4 Hoffman Adriandoff to the Cossacks Of the Don,
in which be calls them all to arms, great and small,
old and Young, with their standards and the sa-
cred images of their respective parishes At their
head. It asr
TURKEY.
CossrASrISorLE, June ls.--The Porte has just
concluded asma loan Of 80 o0o, 900 piasters, about
caro- Ooo.) on terrns very advantageous 10 the
lenders. The revenue Of the rich and populous
town of SMYRNA is guaranteed for the repayment
Of the principal at the end of two years. In the
meantime the loan Is to bear interest at the rate OK
l2 per cent
Miss Nightingale is now entirely out Of danger,
but 80 weak that Il is Judged necessary that she
should return TO England, At least for short time
The Turkish contingent Is now In fair way OF
advancement. Yesterday LOO men arrived,
which, added to the previous l,soo, gives an
effective force Of $500 men. A camp has been
chosen about four miles from oujuknere, ana
considerable number Of officers are already there.
Eight regiments have bad their officers appomteo,
and these win commence drill almost immediately.
Several hundred families from kertch have oeen
iust arrived. with two hundred and sixty souls on
board.
CossrAxrIsorLr, June 81. = Two thousand
wounded, among whom Is Captain Lyons, OF the
Miranda lsince dead, have arrived here. Cholera