The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-09-01

tent with less The approaching royal visit viii call forth
many historical illusions and associations but It's highest
value repeat is in tho additional pledge Il gives Tor
identity of policy and feeling between the governments
and OF esteem and goodwill between the countries.
ARRIVAL or rHR CANADA AT Bosros---rHE --LATEST
NrmLGEscE-
The Canada arrived at Boston Thursday afternoon
Her news appears TO have been fully anticipated from
Halifax
The following was autographed from London 20 Liver
pool
poRrsNouyu Friday niaht-At I o'clock this evening
her Majesty Prince Albert and the court embarked
board the yacht Victoria and Albert aud started at
daylight for Bonlogne
BouLoGSE l7-The Emperor arrived here from Paris at
o'clock this evening and proceeded amidst the accma-
tions of the people TO the Hotel Pavilion Imperial The
English flagship Neptune the ST. George and other ships
of the royal squadron, have fired royal salute from the
oipg The whole is in state of intense excitement
The Sardiniaus had 200 killed and wounded in the Rus
sian attack on the Tchernaya
attack by orders from ST. Petersbugh in consequence ola
dearth Of provisions of transportation &c which
threatened the existence of his army If the month OF Sep
tember found the Russians in their then position
The Post states that the beseged and besiegers
close at Sebasopo that handgrenades have become the
favori,e weapon The journal predicts the speedy
The bullion in the Bank of England lad increased
f43,56l.
AT Hamburger there continued scarcity of money,
owing large quantity OF bar silver being sent TO Eng
land The rate of exchange presents nnfavorabe a
pearance The same was the case at Amsterdam
Petersburg Express of yesterday morning.
THE YELLOW FEVER AT NORFOLK AND PORTS
MOUTH.
NORFOLK, August 30--5l, a. m.
DEAN Exranss: The boat is about be Off and must
be brief The gallant and heroic Trugen has fallen
tim to the fatal epidemic He has been gathered the
tomb amid the and regrets of his admiring fellow
citizens. have no later to impar than that to be
found in the Argus of to-day, which send you by spe
cal messenger per the steamer Augusta.
The Augusta will ascend the river to-day with her flags
hamast tribute Of respect to the memory of the
late Capt s. Fathery late Of the York river route who
has Just fallen victim TO the fever
John G. IT, Hatton teller of the Farmers Bank and
Paxton Pollard long and fayoably known teacher in
this community are both very i'll, and will probably die
to-day Mr. Haton, but few days since laid his young
first victims to the fever.
PORTSMOUTH.
From Portsmouth last evening only received the fol-
lowing brief enclosed in the letter of Norfolk
respondent:
"The news from Portsmouth is appalling. DR.. Trugien
is dead NJ Birmingham the macarrier is dead, also DR..
Maupu is expected to live Mayor Fiske is very low
Winchester Watts is very i'll"
I'VE think our correspondent is mistaken about the
rious illness of Dr. Maupin Our letter signed Gosport
and published in yesterdays Express represented him
much better The deaths of DR.. Trugen and the mail
carrier Birmingham also announced by "Gosport'
eve are pleased to hear that Mr. Seden W, n Allen is
much better lie is the highly popular conductor the
Seaboard road and his loss would be severely felt