The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-07-17
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Arrieai ef hs Ardgo-foEr Days Later from Europe
sAsDY Hook, July l6.-The steamer Arago has arrived
from Havre, bringing Liverpool dates OF July
The is generally unmportant Lord Raglan Is dead.
Gen. Simpson succeeds Lord Raglan commander Of the
English forces.
No important event had occurred before sebasopo up
the sailing OF the Arago.
disturbance had occurred in London in consequence
the Sunday trading BILL which had been subsequently, with
drawn.
LIVERPOOL, July 4.-Coton dull, and prices
grades are ID lowersales of the past days $4,000
bales including 5000 spectators and 900 exporters
Breadstuds were dull and slightly lower.
Consos closed at sl14 elss.
[sEooSp pEsrATcH.l
NEW YoRK, July e.--The Arago has just reached her
wharf The papers do not contain any intelligence Of i'm
portsnt character.
The Arago brings l26 passengers, among them Gen. Dix
and family, and S. G. Goodrich.
The Ericsson arrived Havre the evening
the 4th.
The Arago passed steamer on the sth in latitude 40 49,
longitude 20 4o-supposed to be the Ariel.
The steamer Africa arrived Liverpool the morning Of
the LIST.
The steamer Washington arrived at Bremen the I'd,
and the Tennessee Southampton the 3d. Baltimore
OPERATIONS THE
On the 2lst ult the British steam frgate Amphion
whilst accommodating off Sweaborg, mook the channel and
ashore While her boats afterwards employed in
taking soundngs the fort commenced brisk fire the ship
ana on the boats The Ahon returned the re ana blew
up large Russian powder magazine and did much other
damage TO the fort.
1t was reported at Stockholm that the English had de-
stroyed Nystadt, the Gulf of Bothnia.
St. Peersburgh and Odessa have been united by line Of
telegraph
The remaining portion of the town of Kertsch, on the
strait of Yenkae destroyed by fire the lAh of june
ENGLAND.
The King Of Belgium is visiting Queen Victoria.
''Sunday trading -bP' meeting held in Hyde Park
the lst which Sunday, when upwards Of 600
assembled together The police assembled in force to
preserve order and much excitement prevailed The
rages nobility hooted they passed through
the Park when many of the ringleaders arrested
FRANCE.
An extraordinary session of the French Legislature
menced on the I'd July Napoleon opened session with
speech the which he said that important ques
ons abroad home had caused him abandon going
to the Crimea
The new French loan stated $50 900 900 francs.
THIRD pEsPATcH.l
Lord Raglan dedom the efecso and protracted
Of dysentery His body will be embalmed and sent
home for ntermeut.
The intelligence from the Cmea represents the
dton of the allies emnenty critical The weather
warm, and the cholera making sad nroads into
the ranks of both the French and English.
Ano Their desperate battle daily looked for.
The Russians excellent spirits and look forward to
the ultimate of the campaign in their favor with the ut
confidence They experience difficulty in obtaining
supplies.
no further fighting had taken place since the repulse Of the
18th Of June
From Austria and Prussia have nothing Both
powers disbandng their troops liberal SCALE and
are daily showing their partially for the Gar in the pending
struggle.
There and apervading excitement through
out France and England regard the critical condition of
affairs in the Crmea large number of additional troops
are to be sent from both countries forthwith.
Nothing from Spain.
Later from Sierra Leone.
NEW YonK July l6.Adyices from Sierra Leone to June
Sd that the English expedition against the native chief
OnIalaghea River had met with disastrous defeat fifty
having been killed and captured. Among the killed was
Andrew of the Teazer. British sub
iec also been seized by the natives the Rs Munez
The sloop- Of war Ferret had been after them.
Riot at Toronto.
ToRoSTo, July I6.-A mob Saturday night attacked
the company destroying their wagons and fixtures
Firearms used and several badly hurt but the
police queled the disturbance -
Nelc Line Of Steamers
New YoRK July ia letter from Havana states that
Ed jerks Matanzas about to start line of steam
ers between Matanzas and Philadelphia.
Destructive Fire.
MAscHrsrER, IN. H.,) July l6.The Manchester corpo
ration mill No. l. nearly destroyed by fire yesterday
involving of $3.50 0OO upon which there insurance
for SlOe 000
By this calamity 500 persons thrown out of employ