The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-07-20
BY TELEG r A p II.
Arrival of the Canada.

Arripai Of the Canada.
HALIFAX July ls-The royal mail steamer Canada arrived
to-day ii O'clock with Liverpool dstes to the It'll
inst her regular day of sailing.
The London papers contain very little additional intelli-
gence to what already been published The main facts
have already stated of the unsuccessful attack upon
bastopo the 18th of June The papers the Canada
contain further details including the despatch of Peissier
stated that General Margans French division, the
way fort the extreme right by the Careen
ing harbo commenced the attack prematurey and before
the other division had taken their ground Margan fell
tally wounded his division being thrown into disorder
their fire the next DIVISION
as it came up under General Brunet and shattered badly
Brunei also fell Orders then given to withdraw the
troops into the trenches although General Autevane had
meantime reached the Maakof Tower The retreat was
effected with good order, but with great loss.
When Lord Raglan saw the defeat of the first French d.
vision he hastily ordered attack the Redan to affect
diversion in favor Of the French, although was pre-
vousy intended that the British should not attack until the
French had captured Maako the Maakof
guns quite commanded the Redan So far civilians at dis
lance could Judge Lord Ragan order to attack was great
error for the British storming party not being sucient
ly strong carry the works, repulsed with much
slaughter curious incident is that Gen. Eyre with 1000
British troops penetrated into the suburbs Of Sebastopol
ITSELF and OF the houses in street for
enteen hours but being totally unsupported he retired at
nighta The inference that had the assault been general
systematically planned the city would have fallen or at
its first line defence might have been carried
French letters of June rs say the army full OF
confidence The approaches pushing forward to the
and French battery thirty guns nearly
completed the Careening bay to keep of the Rus
sian ships their fire having caused much loss the 18TH
Liquor Decision, dc.
BUFFALO July I9The of sessions this morning de-
cded that imported liquors could be sold after the org
nal packages were broken
The persons charged with violating the neutrality laws
have been committed in default of 81, 900 bail.
Opening Of the Illinois Central Railroad.
BUFFALO, July 9The celebration Of the opening Of the
Illinois railroad to Dubuque took place yesterday
Thousands present. and speeches made by cna
tors Douglas and Jones, Gov. Dodge, and others.
Hot Weather.
Nrw YoHK, July l9-The thermometer to-day ranges
from 81 to 81 in the shade.
SrnsGriELp, (Mass,) July 1o.The thermometer indi-
Gates temperature Of 96 in the shade. 81
fH Markets.
NEW YORK, July ls.-Four had declined IL 37l cents
of barrels S. 81 % 12sales of 800 barrels
southern at $40 u.s. Wheat dull and tending downward
sales Of 1900 bushels southern white at 81 So Whskey
steady-ssles Of 400 barrels at Al cents.
BAIrrxo.E, July ia perfect panic exists in -four and
wheat Flour has declined 81 per barrel and wheat
cents per bushel Red wheat 81 7o white 81 u
sl so Sales Of 500 barrels City Mills -four at S. Corr
unchanged