The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-06

-, tva countries possess within themselves uurivaed re-
sources bat above aliand here lies their superiory
beea they are IA the van oil all generous and engbt-
ened ideas
Thus our two nations powerful from the
opnons they represent than by the armies and fleets they
have al their command. Great applause
an deeply grateful 10 your Queen for afordine this
solemn opportunity Of expressing on my senfi-
nens and those OF France, Of which the Interpreter
thank you ia my and that Of the Empress for
the frank and hearty cordiaiy with which you have re
eeived Us
presson made minds thoroughly able TO appreciate it,
OF the imposing spectacle which England presents where
irue On the throne directs the desnies Of country
under the empire Of liberty without danger 10 It's graz
deur.
THE IMPERIAL vsTEHs OPERA.
IN the evening Queen Victoria and Prince Albert Napo-
Icon and Eugene visited the Italian opera Five hun
dred guns were given as The quotations Tor boxes and
thirty guness for single stalls ia the favored parts Of the
house where the light Of the royal countenances might fall
on The occupants London crest OF Templebar was inm-
mated.
The Queen and Prince Albert visited the Crystal Palace at
synhs where 900 persons we're assembled TO receive
them In the evening the Queen gave supper and concert
and The American minister was present
PROGRESS oy Tar wan-THE BoMBAnpaESr or sssAsroeoL
Fire nom all the French and English batteries opened
mon Sebastopo ON the 9Th On the 10th both French
and English viewed the bombardment as effective but
nothing decisive had occurred to warrant conclusion =
10 the immediate issue.
The French left batteries had made breach in the in
dented wall the fronts Of the las-erected Russian
battery much injured and one OF the Russian works
OF counter-approach the careenng hafbor was ST.
euced During the first days the besegers hire ~'as
superior to that Of the city.
The progress of events is thus narrated;
From ST Petersburgh April 10th, we have despatch
wberein Prince Gorschakon announces from Selastopo
that al o'clock the morning OF The 9h April the allies
opened eannonade from all their batteries which, lasted
III evening and carried in lesser degree through
out the night On the 10th the bombardment was re-
sumed
the besiegers but With loss to the garrison OF 1913 killed
and wounded.
The Wiener Zeifung publishes that during The night of
the 18th the left attack Of the allies obtained considerable
advantage the Russians The Russians were twice
dsodged from srongl y-iortifed position, which
manned in the hands OF the French. The possession Of
this position enables the allies to ortfy the summit of the
aylnes which il OF great Importance.
The fleets were in line of battle before Sebastopol
Omar Pacha reported 10 have landed at kamieseh
with 10000 men 70 participate in the assault Correspond
ence direct from Enpaiori OF date the I'd, states that six
French steamrgates in waiting to embark Turks
aud that Omar had informed his men he himself would
accompany them in enterprise in which 'the eyes OF
Europe would be upon tbem'
Adyces from Baaklava have been received to the nth
The fire Of the allies had done considerable damage but
the Russians displayed activity In repairing the
injured works Several French mines had been sprung
which did considerable damage to the place.
eoa1scHAkorFs ADDRESS TO HIS SOLDIERS
An Austrian journal publishes the following order adj
dressed by Prince Gortschako the garrison of Sebasto
pol on bis arrival on the 10th of March
Soldiers His Majesty has degned to appoint to the
command Of the land and forces in the Crmea BRAY,
warriors all Russia is proud Of your heroic courage and
great Emperor Nicholas his dcah-bed turned his
last looks towards with gratitude His successor his
Majesty the regning Emperor Alexander IL has deigned
express himself follows in letters addressed 10
the Sd and It'll OF March:
Tell the brave defenders Of Sehas,opo in the name OF
immortal beneactor, tina, the Emperor Nicholas
proud Of them and that he thought of them his death
bed and sent them through me, the expression OF his LASS
and cordial gratitude Tell brave soldiers that thank
them in his name, and that nm perfectly convinced thai
they always worthy of his paternal solicitudel
Soldiers the mos, difficult time is over The roads
transports of every description arrive easily,
and considerable achievements your support
the way.
In taking command of this army, am convinced that
with Gods blessing success will finally efforts
and that viii certainly justify the hopes Of august
sovereign.
Aduant General Patensacken who directed the de-
fence Of Sebastopo with 50 much honor and his compa-
ion, the brave Admiral Nachmoh, resume to-day their
former functions GORTSCHAKOFFn
THE VERY LATEST sEBAsropoI-
The London Times has received the following telegraph
dispatches from its correspondents Marscilles Vienna
and Berlin:
MARsEILLEs, Sunday, April 22.-Your correspondent
writes from Baakara under the date Of the 9th OF April
p m The allies commenced the bombardment this
ing during storm OF wind and rain very unf vorable 10
the Russians The Russians surprised responded slowly
the Flagstaff and Garden Batteries excepted These dou-
bled sher fire up to when the superiority
side.
At 3 o'clock the fire of the Mameon was silenced and
only four guns fired from the Round Tower. The
kedan continued to ire six The French have senced
the flagstaff Battery The loss of the allies is insignificant
The rain has ceased, and the night is fine.
VIENNA, Saturday April 2l--5, D. m--Perlecy auhen-
Tic adyices have this afternoon been received from Baak
lava The hcmbardment continued with great en-
ey up TO the lth when the dispatches left The fire Of
the allies had done considerable damage hut the Russians
display extreme activity and courage in repairing the in
aed works The fact Of the superiority of the artillery Of
The allies i satisfactorily established.
Several French mines have been fred and have done
great damage to the place.
Berlin, Saturday, April 2The following despatch was
received at 81 Petersbnrgh Friday from Prince Gorts
chakod, dated SebastopoI, April rs:
The bomhardment has continued since the 9th The
damage done is Immediately repaired in such that
on The 18th Sebasopo almost in the condition
defence on the 9th
Inc loss OF the garrison, considering the tremendous fire
very small the service of the batteries is covered by
nchments Nothing worthy OF mention has taken place
on any other point Of the Crimea.
kAaEscu April l0--noonThrec Russian batteries and
one French battery have been destroyed The fire
tnues
The Paris correspondent Of the London News writes
Pans Sunday.--The Emperor arrived ut o'clock this
evening Geographic despatch, transmitted hither from
bucharest dated Yesterday (the 2lst and giving
e 9th day of the renewed bombardment is to the follow
ing effect
unQed Several Russian batteries have been destroyed
at repaired ia the night The fleets inactive
ven Blot the engineer, is killed.
StpoLGoss DEFENCE