The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-06-14

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'o~.es. They be nve thousand in killed and
woaDdedT
May The enemy have made any strAtion
YET either In front sganst the ns- The Tcbernsy
The works and Notifications Kamisseh progressing
/ The sanitory ecnd,tioo Of tina army is good
on the aI,h the expedition Ksr.ch and EankAi
attended With complete success The tied the
ssroyed their batteries and burnt their steamers"
1t 10 rumored in Paris that Pesser attacked and
ed LprAnds forces that canrobert wounded and
other French general killed Bat this report considered
doabtiui
! on the 27t. Lord Raglan tsevrsphs
We masters OF the Of Axof Wiihaut casualty
troops landed at ksrtsch the 24th her Ms, birth
sides Of the sra,s aud destroying their sseaer some
sells and fifty guns have fallen into the hands Of the allies
Lord Raglan further selegraphs the 25.h
General Sir George Brown reached Eunka having tho
previous day DESTROYED foundry Kerch ~here ot
shells, and Mimic balls manufactured"
A despatch from Lord Raglan the soth says
Letters from Sir George Brown and Admiral Lyons, oi
the 29th the destruction by the enemy o. oa Rms
sian war steamers and large depcs q The allied troops
succeeded In blowing magazine At Arabsi and destroy
ing about hundred merchant vessels Only Russian
steamer remains in the sea OF Axof.H
Advices from Gen Brown state the troops
continued healthy. Five vessels loaded with had
into Kertsch not knowing the place had been taken The
number Of guns found by the allies exceeds hundred
The French that the Russians burned thirty
900 sacks Of 900 sacks Of and 100 900
four Fourteen allied have entered the Acct
Reinforcements daily arriving ConstantinopIe
The occupation Of GsIsz and attack upon smae and
RAM confidently spoken Of
The garrison sebsstopol drew their supplies
Kcsch and it's capture therefore speedy
| influence upon the siege.
Fifty cholera and twenty deaths have been report
ed the British forces before Scbsstopo Some have
also appeared among the French troops
The Sandman contingent landed 10 splendid condition, and
| well supplied with all the material Of
Large conveys have entered Sebastopo from the north
side The Russians working vigorously the north
aide of the city, erecting eartb-works, DC.
The allies completed their fourth parallel and the
British moving all their heavy guns into the advanced
| parallel
Two deserter sebasopol reported that the garrison
very strong numerically but the hot weather causing
much sickness there.
rElEGaApHIc rSrELIteEscE.
1 Lospos, Saturday morning Meme 10th May hen
Driver into the Baltic ports the
lying with official notice OF the blockade she
among other ships the Samuel Appleton, OF Bostop
served with the warning to clear out within
| six days.
day or two afterwards, while cruising outward she fell
in with the Appleton and officer board to examine
her papers They found to be perfectly in order
whereupon the officer demanded to her bills Of ladng
The American captain objected, and began to make diff
cutes the officer insisted when il found that APP
peson had Just landed Baltic port $1,000 rifles 900
besides about 800 bales Of cotton her
The ship carefully overhaaed but nothing contrabAnd
Of found.
The Vienna papers publish the consular despatch dated
Vienna according which the number of the allied
which landed at Kertsch under General Brown 20 900
The the Tchernaya the day Effected
| by IS, 900.
French private also from Vienna state that the
allies were In possession right bank Of the Tchernaya
and two bataons detached from the north OF Sebas
topo were advancing TO support the retiring force
THE VIENNA coSFEaEScE.
The expected Vienna had not been opened
1t was doubtfuy reported that the Austrian PROPOSE
tions had been peremptory negatived by England and
| France.
4 Austrian negotiations were more active than
| MISCELLANEOUS.
The British Parliament session. Addresses have
been ve.ed by various Populations Of to Lay
! ard.
tention but h Of the general expectations The
first free exhibition drew 1000 visiterr
] The King Of Portugal was in Paris.
The vceroy Egypt has given orders for the
of a railroad the isthmus Of Suez.
Menschiko had returned to St. Petersburgh, where be
was well received BY the Gar.
hundred and forty Russian prisoners are in the
hsnds Of the British while the Russians have but hun
and eight prvates and ten officers belonging to the lat
ter. No return Of the French.
Miss Nightingale had been laid up with fever, but at
latest accounts recovering.
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SHAsoHA Feb. 9AH Is quiet here, and the troops
have withdrawn towards Nankin In the interior
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making led to the fear that they might stop
4 the export trade Of Shanghai.
Famine threatened the people Of Canton and food riots
were apprehended The British feet Of eight vessels
JAPAN and afterwards proceed the Russian
! settlements Of the north
The United States ship j. p. Kennedy Canton the
vandaia was Whampoa, and the Powhaan at Singa
! pore.
| MARKETS.
/ LrvEapooL, June Coton--Mligm, Evans, Co.
1 adv < sales The
bales The market closed steady; New Orleans fair d
mddnQ IL lsd.; upland fair, 67sd.; middlng, 7l6d.
Stock port 800 bales Stock OF American cotton In
port, 80 300
Breadstnfs are generally unchanged, and the market
closed dull Provisions had slightly advanced, and the
| ket is steady.
Money easier Consols have advanced to a2ss Amori-
can stocks closed with active demand slightly advanced
prices.
/ From Cincinnati.
i CrscuxsArr June ia passenger train the Cincn-
natl and Indianapolis railroad OH the track to-day
| Lawrenceburu. The locomotive and baggage
| smashed but no one seriously hurt.
1t supposed that the grand jury win find indictment
| against Arrison. =
The river continues rise and has depth Of twenty
II FIVE feet above ow-water mark.
The weather cold and howery. The crops present fine
i prospect.
| From HeSico.--f Progress Of tie Rerolassoa.
i NEw OaLsAss, June i2.--The 0rizaba from
. atSw Mux.o dstau sla