The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-06-29

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49, ~ been inflicted on the enemy. The operations
CONDUCTED with great vigor and rapiGity the allies
49, snly onk man wounded, although oPposcd BY 81
IA .oldass al Iaganrog.
n. could no, be received in England before the 18th
Of lsusve boat expedition Is being fitted out at Ports
en- ~ service in the shallow waters Of the Of AGo
No Pans are about 10 build railroad through the
;rbnus 81 Perekop
80 stsamcr Jura She is convalescent from her at
- X ever bat recommended 70 recruit her strength
y home ,or a season.
81, veerUy Of Egypt enrolling force Of 5000 blacks
= Y ron5enee gives account Of the miserable state OF
v,ar. War and 4aIlied occupation have des boiled
si.5sbitsnts OF everything they possessed. For
-, ne citizens have been sahssting scanty al
49, y aoar given them by the British. Forty fifty
800 from exhaustion and low fever take place daily and
49, m. toyu new ground has been broken for Gene
.rs. The houses mostly in ruins, and the air pu-
gid 80 -, a. v,.,.a
NJ ,lrst iasiamens Of the Turkish contingent with
English officers.
ssp.v RnIrAlS-PARLIAMESrARr PROCEEDINGS.
~ ,r;aspl business in Parliament has beeutbe dis
io, m liz Browns motion in favor Of decimal coin
G snd "a Mr. layaris in favor OF administrative
form Besides this debates haye taken place on an edaca-
t,angl I'm: Bin 10 permit more than twenty persons to
s Il nriyate houses for religious worship; bill 10
prgvept bs,ty trading sunday Including prohibition
M als 81 milk and newspapers after oeloek 10 the
,,uing. ana i bin 10 limit needle-womens hours OF
rE BllIs c0u.trrng constitutions the provinces OF
y,rtorA and New South Wales read second time.
M Browns resolutions the effect that the ini
aou IL the decimal system OF Coinage by the Issue 81
~ Fors bad been successful and that il be completed
HI ~ issue of silver coins representing the hundredth
5 copper cous representing the thousandh part Of
Mound steriagsad coins TO be called respectively cents
and mills
M 81 Smith moved amendment that congress
AZ nations be invited settle universal currency After
ousifeYahe debate that part of the motion specifying
crns and mills was Withdrawn, and the remainder
rs Fraay evening Mr. Layarl's motion on administra-
Hie rei6rn was debated The following are the motion
and the amendments;
views with deep and increasing the state OF the
nation and II opinion that the in which merit
md efficiency have been sacrificed in public appointments
PARTY and family Influences and to blind adherence 70
ninc has given rise TO great msortuues aud threatens
bring dscredt upon the national character, and TO IN
ra7s tie country in grave disasters
Sir L B. Lytton, as an amendment: That TINS House
rseomseuas the earliest attention Of her Maesys min
e the necessity OF careful revision of our various Off
sia Establishments with view to simpl and facilitate
the Of public business and BY institutng Judi
cous tests Of merit well by removing distractions
to III fair promotion and legitimate rewards to
the service Of the State the largest available proportion Of
the energy and intelligence for which the people Of this
country are distinguished
Mr. Vincent ScuIly administrative reform That an
address be presented her Majesty thanking her for her
order Council Of 2st May last by which certain per-
directed 70 examine into and certify the quaca-
ions of all young proposed TO be appointed TO JUNIOR
stations IN any department OF the civil service aud pray
Ing that her Majesty viii be pleased to modify such orders
BIZ directing the examination TO be an open one and held
in public and that tne exaninators do have regard to SUI
peror qualifications and merit and praying also. that
similar order orders in Council be issned as to the ml-
ary, naval, diplomatic and consular services with the
1eS to secure greater efficiency in all departments Of the
tuhc service.
The debate was adjourned.
FaAzcK-HoPE or An HEIR TO THE THRoNE.--BASoUEr.--
WAR.
magnificent ete was given on the evening OF the 1lth
the Hotel de VILE by the Project Of the Seine 70 the
King Portugal Queen Christina the Princess Mahilde
the Lord Mayor Of London and 5000 other persons
present
The most interesting Intelligence refers her Ma7ty
he EmT~esa Dr. Lococ, the celebrated aeeoucher who
has had considerable experience in Queen Victoras
ey summoned by telegraph TO Paris, where, after
consultation with Drs Dubois and ConneaI it for
aaly announced that the Empress is eacsate.
The park Of siege artillery is az length shipped in the
American clippers Great Republic, Queen Of Clippers,
Gauntlet and Aleghanan. The Great Republic ia ship
nag 400 cavry horses Captain dAndinge Of the French
y accidentally fell into the hold and fractured limb
Two hundred dock laborers have been shipped from Mar
sles the Crnea Not fewer than 10000 horses have
" France since the war began.
spAIs--rHE HsuRREcrros
Notwithstanding the government assertions that the
ars nsurrection Is put down. there are indications to
ne contrary.
despatch sent to Paris June 10 gave notice that
and Of 10 left PampaIuna the 1lth and took the
direction OF the French frontier TO procure move
nnt in Catalonia feared The French mail which left
Paris the 9th, and the mails which left Madrid the
ooh, were burned by the insurgents in CASTLE.
The Cortes have rejected proposition tending to CEN
are the ministry.
The Kag Of Sardinia is about TO proceed to London
gotate for the hand Of the English princess royal.
On the evening Of the 18th attempt made to
asinae Cardinal Antoneli The attempt failed and the
ssEsyin wns arrested.
twas reported al Rome that the Ex-King Louis Of Ba-
ratanow in his 10th years about marry the Count
- Spaur otherwise called the Widow Dodwe This lady
The daughter of Count Giraud, and che ii who
aaged the fight Of Pins TX to Gaeta
Count Casteccala has set out to assume the govern
ntat Of Sicily.
The correspondence is down to the 4th. The Guards
l1a lost thrty-fye from cholera The 3Ist regi-
ant had also lost many The weather excessive
FhOt
The army bad received about six thousand drafts since
nay was thought the force under Sir George Browne
'oad return and land about six miles Of Baaaya
'ha iorma junction with the force On the Tchernaya
Al accounts agree that there is vast amount OF disease
hl dependency in the garrison Of sebasropoL
fgate letters and documents taken at hertsch give
Hl account Of the snferngs of the Russian army,
~ fom wounds sickness The frequent burals which
continuing to he made IN the cemeteries the north
e confirm the information on this subject
aDfnatiOa said 10 have been obtained that the Rus
Aa' have secured communications with the Crimea IN
cndent OF the road raveFsng the isthmus Of Perekop
! means Of line Of boats across the siyesche.
f!ESx4, Friday uoon--General Lamorra, the younger
- ned q cholera Al Balakaya
MISCELLANEOUS.
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