The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-28
THE DAILY UNION

war There had been lighting in tho Crimsa The
French bad stormed redoub skuy erected by the Rus
SLAMS during the night. Several hundred soldiers
killed There strong rumoF that the Grand Duke
Michael was wounded in this engagement and had since died
in sebastopol
large force q Russians had threatened
lakaya.
despatch dated ssbasiopol March s. reached Paris On
the TN stating that atty thousand Russians threaten
ing the English force Baakiava and that General Bosqae
as endeavorng TO get his corps In the Of the enemy
with view Of eating them of from their reintoreemens
and becoming the attacking party
The weather had been very favorable but at the latest
dates fine.
convoy With two hundred wagons had succeeded in
tering Sebastopoi
The firing continued both sides with stead
During the night the ais, the Russians threw up
armed redoubt the flank the Notifications Of Sebatopo
and the night Of the 24tb attacked and ormed BY
the French.
But accounts Of this action very adctory. Mems
chko that the French repused with loss Of 600
men, while the French accounts claim the victory with
loss Of only 100 The French had destroys the
works around the Malakof tower but with great loss
Dates OF the 2eth February from Eupatora state that
nothing new had occurred at that period.
The special correspondent Of the London Daily News
Baaklaya, writing the 23d Ii rumored that Gen.
Canrobert had ordered courtmartia upon officer in
high command in the French army who has been accused Of
holding reasonable correspondence with the enemy.
The blockade of the Danube raised the 18th Of Feb
ruary.
1t was rumored that schamyl in conjunction with the ia
Nail Mahomed, viii invade the Crmea by the way Of
Anape and the sea of Azof
rRoM FRANCE.
speck Of disagreement had arisen between the Emperor
Napoleon and England Napoleon said two armies
should together II Roebucks committee proceeded
Lord Clarendon hereupon proceeded express Bouogne
and made matters straight In the me the committee
proceeds but it is thought that Parliament will be
adiata he thofN Epouy
in Paris orders General Canrobert in the C
mea press the siege of sebastopol with the
vigor.
OF the departure of Napoleon for the scene Of action moth
ing additional is known.
Gen. Wedell had left Paris his return to Berlin, bear
ing sad instructions which would insure the conclu
sion treaty between Prussia and the powers
In Paris the police officers have arrested ballad
singers for chanting drespecul to the dead Gar
The ambassadors have announced the Emperor's
cession.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Chamber Deputies Stugard had voted the three
millions of thaler demanded by the Minister of War; but
had inserted formally in the bill of appropriation
mendation to folio closely the policy of Austria
Notifications lie treaty with Sardinia had been
changed
The city Of Brousa been destroyed by earthquake
and most of the inhabitants persisted.
daughter born to the Empress of Austria the 9Th
March.
Disturbances had broken out in the canton of Tcno
Switzerland The difficulty between the federal commits
sion and the citizens of the canton.
Belgium is still without ministry.
THE PEACE CONFERENCE VIENNA.
The meeting of the conference Vienna took place
on sthe instant Their debates had for their principal
object the fixing upon the precise meaning of the third article
of guarantee the four points The Russian
was not present Further conferences be held with
out delay.
MARKETS.
ket opened active but fell off and closed tame, barely
advance. At Manchester it was somewhat better
Breadsuis dull at I'd. decline Wheat had declined
shilling -four shilling CornBarng reports fair
business in London. Iron quiet
American stocks quiet and unchanged Money
easier.