The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-02-11

able to disembark the soth with view Of enoampng the
regiment and II still remains board the "Golden Fleece
In the harbor The ground is hicy covered with snow,
though not very deep All my endeavor are directed 10
the speedy Decentralization and getting up Of the nuts
which have arrived in considerable numbers ana the
establishment OF the depot Of provisions which alluded 10
In my last despatch headquarters, which am now
enabled to do with the assistance Of the 18th and 39h reg
ments The first are eneamped BalAklaya and the
last are still sleeping board the Golden Fleece There
has been no movement the part of the enemy. en-
Of the casualties that have arisen up to the
4th instant
His Grace the DuKE NEWCASTLE
IRON FRGScE.-CHASGEs MfSErRY.-Tm NEW LOAN
The long talked OF changes the French ministry
said TO be the point Of realization NJ. Bneau whose
health Is in a deplorable condition positively reres, and
NJ Magne succeeds him in the Department Of Finances
while NJ Rouher Is TO be named TO that OF Public Works
These changes have, however political Specification
There is again talk Of H. de Persgny being admitted
10 the cabinet without portfolio.
The AonsHr has several eongraulatory articles the
remarkable OF the loan Not less than 100000
900 francs have been placed at the disposal Of the
ment which asked than 5000O0,000 and the num-
Der ofsubscribers is 77000 large proportion for sums
under not much 500 francs
The MoHer publishes the bill adopted by the Legisla
tive Corps calling out 100000 of the class of 1854
Symbocal OF the good understanding that at present
exists between France and Austria Count Buo has received
the grand cross of the Legion Of Honor and Drouyn
de uys has been decorated with the grand cross of the
order of st. Stephen, of Austria.
Prince Napoleon left Consantnople on the 18th for
France but the Of his health is the assigned
for his leaving the army he will probably stay some time
at Malta.
The French foreign legion is be increased by two
Swiss brigades under Swiss officers who win take rank
in the French service.
PROSPECT earliest RISING IN SPAIN,
On the 10th of January of the of
deuce in the ministry brought forward in the Oores
and after discussion rejected by 1873 votes against
90.
Accounts from various parts of Spain give indications
of approaching Carst nsurecon Reports had spread
that Cabrera has entered Spain but they yet doubt
full.
DEATH QUEEN SARDINIA.
TURIN Jan 2l-Her Majesty Maria Adelaide Queen of
Sardinia breahed her last at p m yesterday after an
illness Of few weeks consequent upon her confinement
and aggravated by the sudden death OF her mohenlag,
the Queen Dowager Queen Maria Adelaide was only in
her 33d year. having been born in June 1922 She mar
ried his Majesty Victor Emmanuel in April 1912, and by
him had seven children six of whom survive She the
daughter of Renter Archduke of Austria As wife and
mother she is said to have been most exemplary
WAR MOVEMENTS IN
STOCKHOLM JAM 20rders have been given to place the
entire Swedish army footing with the utmost de-
spatch. ....
Prince Oscar the second of the King is appointed
of the Swedish and Norwegian navy
and Prince Nicholas Augustus his younger brother cap
tain of the Norwegian rifle corps The army and naval
(gun-boat force of Norway to be considerably aug
mented Orders have been given to raise 1000 sailors