The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-11-17

Not sack of wheat can reach from any of the
three Danuban provinces without Russian sanction She
commands the mouths OF the Danube by OF her set
Elements and fortresses its banks AT present II APP
pears she allows neutral vessels to navigate that river aud
these export certain moderate and preearous supplies
But it is to be expected that this permission will con-
tDue after she perceiyes how important deem 1t nor
ought vessels alone have this advantage nor
ought leave the command of such trade and such
granary in the hands Of our adversary
The mouths Of he DANUBE and the phoh tef bank, rom
The Pru doonuayds should Be Immediately arrested from
Russia and she should be driven far enough from the river
prevent her exercising the slightest control its
navigation smael and REM should be seized and these
well Galaz should be garrisoned and held by the al
lies After what has been achieved cannot doubt that
this enterprise might be promptly undertaken and speedily
carried On the mode of doing II we shall not presume
offer opinion As TO the propriety and even the ne
oessy, OF doing II we scarcely think mat any one VINO
considers at the demands of markets and the
productveness of the Danuban provinces entertain
one moments doubt
MISCELLANEOUS
General Simpson states in one of his dispatches that
the fine weather has permitted great progress TO be made
in the repairs of the railway and tue construction of
roads, and he enerans anxiety of there being scar
city of anything during the approaching winter Dr. Hall
British inspector of hospitals reports the health OF inc
army satisfactory Huts arriving daily and he hoped
that the cold weather set in the most of the army
would be under
OF the l9lO British wounded in the assault the Re
dan BOG shot stabbed through the chest or upper
part of the body.
William Penn, American steamer from Marseilles fol
Kamiesch has been at Gapoi since October Ia and Is
discharging
The Russians believe that the presence of the allied
squadrons the mouth of the Dneper is meant to
attack upon Perekop, TO be made from Eupatorla
kherson they say is be attacked TO employ the Russian
forces stationed at Aleschk between Kherson and Pere
kop.
A new levy Of ten per thousand is to be made
throughout Russia excepting only few provinces.
General Luders promulgates order OF the day &C
knowledgng receipt of 10000 recruits and cautoning the
veterans of his army not to dcue the want OF
of these soldiers.
The Emperor Alexander is making himself popular by
visiting the forts and hospitals
A circular published Vienna, estimates the Turkish
and allied forces 100000 men, exclusive Of the Turkish
army of a. 900 the banks of the Danube These
troops distributed nearly follows AT Baoum, under
Omar Pacha, $4,000 men at kars, under Gems. lussu
and Williams 10000 Erzeroum under Vey and liaf1
l2000 Trebizond, under Selim, 5000; in the Crmea
the main body of the allied army the Tchernaya and
| elsewhere $4,000; at Enpatorin under General DIAL
lonyie 10000; at Kertsch, 10000 at Kinburn, 10000
their way reinforce the corps at the meuth of thu
Dneper 25o00 at Sebastopo sOoo reserve in the camp
at Mask, 10000.
The Russians have constructed road the Purid
communicating with Simpheropol and by this road
supplies and reinforcements may reach their camp.
report comes, by way of Paris, that Russia has
granted letters Of marque to American ships pr
vateers.
With the object of stimulating the zeal of the nobility
of his empire in carrying the war; the Car has issued
ukase guaranying all the ancient privileges and immun
ties of the noblesse.
Advces from Persia of July &c, report cessation Of
cholera.