The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-06-30


The news OF the week is highly important ha,,
CARDS the operations in the Of Axof and No. y
topol itself The successes AZ kertSch ana Ys,isi
been followed by similar blows struck al r.gsa~
uenitchi, thus entirely cutting OF The supplies ~
by the valley OF the Dou The famous Mapslop N
OF and the defence OF the equally famous MAN, !,
been carried by the allies Bat this viciofv ~,
fought so dearly that Peiissiers despatch gr,S N
was rewritten for the AoRtsgs. The phrase ,h,ye y
loss is percepsible' tsensatiei y Fumor and lels,
rect one translates this by 1000 AoFs u go
Independence Beige has printed these figures asa II
freely admitted into Franco fact showing ~,
serious exsggeration. The English loss Was ~ Y \
they were but little engaged at thai point rs. n
took 400 prisoners, and the Russians, according 4
ehakoh, took 27a. Thus the Mamelon has cos, n, /
men alone, and this may suggest The fearful 80, =.
Vulnerable desences of the fortress II taken n n
piece by piece. The fall ~ the Malakon ltsefh n
supposed TO be involved in the capture Of ne Mama
the Dsbofs, which has military editor does 10, y
the dciences proper Of Sobassopol as weakened b.
means OF offence and nsaogaAcy are certainly dimsiA
The abandonment OF Annpa b. the Russians upos
proac OF the feet and ia occupation By tho bins
is a Success in another point Of view but Il has III
direct or remote upon the issue in the Grmsa N
fortress and the capital Of province and 4
the hands OF traditional enemy OF the Russians, \
has fed garrisoned Sebastopol and the la,r
no way interested in its downfall
The Bourse OF Paris does not always interpfet II.
dngs favorabIy. II rises day and falls again IN
though the news may continue highly encouraging
losses experienced motive for hesitation and AZ
that long viii be the consequence even Of the
OF Sehastopol IL the cause of these oscillations
All hope OF aid from Austria IS entirely abandoned
decd, the report that that power is about 10 dimui
army is confirmed by letters, and by vienna os
Economy is the alleged motive An immediate ~
so immediate that II would appear To be calculated
be that Russia viii withdraw a portion OF her iro.
the Austrian frontier and may them more ell,
elsewhere. In view of such virtual assistance
Russians as this, how extravagantly blind DO al
appear to have been during the twenty mtn'ts
emma justification
The Greeley affair is yet unsettled Mr. q. A..
able TO make il appear that he IL not liable
resulting from the negligence Of board OF n
whom he was one. The final hearing has been ~ M
five weeks, both parties having thus time TO OBJ
denee from the United States Mr. Greeley b al n \
course, and has gone or is going 10 Geneva Bss l
be back for the trial. The interests of tho Fron
VIII doubtless be very earnestly pressed, the case
resented to be very shocking Of carelcssacss
woisr. Should the decision be against Mr.. Grces
probable he would be Immediately assailed by myr
other plaintiffs also demanding damages. Tie is n
moving, not to say pcrplexing situation.
The PreSse thus audes TO the mission % NJ Eh
sculptor and painter in the United States M Ele
coeds TO New York. where 1t IL hoped that bis presfo
serve to cnlighten the great American nation upt
atrocons treatment employed toward such French q
s consented TO send their works TO the New York MI
tom This treatment is alleged to consist ia The d
iion the retention or the loss Of hundreds OF pat
aud sculptures. lesson has been learned in regard
responsibility and good faith OF some Americans 4
viii not be soon forgotten.
During the month Of May the Pressc paid TO the 10
ment for the stamp duty the Of S2l 00,
circulation is 4l000 these 900 copies are STRUCK
two hours from four presses, the paper being set @
times pE
The weather has been favorable during the woei
the rise in breadstufls has ceased in consequence.
gence from Algeria represents the crop there very
sing, and M being six weeks in advance OF that o
north Of France SO, if the weather continues fair
damage has yet been done
The shop-keepers acknowledge lively demand for
from foreigners, but complain Of the entire ais
ton Of French purchasers. This is owing to the
prices Of food and lodgings, which consume all their NJ
in mere natural life. The natives have not yet begun
eat green peas and new potaioesluxnries wholly re
for the strangers. The is OF great priYao'
the poor and even 10 the middle classes.
1t is difficult TO ones self OF the degree OF az
with which the Exposition Is meeting. The company
fishes statement from day 10 day or the number OF
tiers think i safe 10 set them down as averaging
600 day, which would make the receipts $4,000 d.
six days OF the week; Fridays both places are le
empty. At this rate the total receipts OF the whole
mcr will not be over 100000 The machIne-rocn'
been opened, but the seam-pow is not ready This
be the great feature of the Exposition and II is lal
counted ON to exert happy influence on The treai
All tho small exhibitions located In the veintyth
rama, the Chinese museum, the five hundred counter
the sale Of goods similar to those exhibited at the m
all the cafes, &care hopeless and rredeemable faH
Were ! to detail the wonderful successes and rud
Of Rstor the Italian trayedenne should lay myself
TO the charge of exaggeration She is the idol Of the
lic and in private life the recipient of the most lavish
tentions aud compliments The aseendency Of Racl
gone forever One Of the most judicious critics sal
Rstori: She ia without rival in the past and perl
in the future" On seeing the effect produced by This
veous actress audiences at best but disianiy hH
with her language is tempted TO ask, "Wha woul
her influence did she speak in the tongue OF Racine
MoicreW The unhappiest woman in France a. tbs
mcn is Mile Rachel Felix for not only have the iegs
lists taken especial pains to declare Ristor mmeasa1
her superior, but they have contrasted the simplicity
retiring modesty Of the Italian with the prcensons
the charataine processes, with the avaricc and u
American bargains of the French Jewsss In short
ry and fashionable society have never been 50 a
moved by any artistic, whether musical or dramsas
even BY Pasta, or Malibrap, or Mile Mars. II IS SAD
Rachel tainted in her box seeing Rsiori called
the curtain the third time, she herself II would seen
the ruinor, having never been recalled more IMAM s
The English company commence Tomorrow n'gh
Macbeth. Charlotte Cushman will join them soon.
PRINCE AIugRrs OPINIONS on rus WAN AND rHr GOV
AT the annual dinner OF the Trinity CorponhoS
Saturday evening last, at the Trinity House, bis 4
Hghness Prince Albert proposed the health Of her
TVS ministers in the following terms
Gentlemen the toast which have nov to props
you is that OF her Majcstys ministers CheeraJ W.
was ever time at which her Majessys goyernmeHl
whomsoeyer conducted, required the support-aye u0'
support alone, but the confidence, good viii, asa a
thy--of their fcllow-conntrymcn il 10 surely The pfe
Loud cheers II is not the way 10 success 70 "
support it, however ardenty and enthusiastically "
the same time to tie down and weaken the hands
who have to conduct it, [Cheeringl
We are engaged with mighty enemy, who : y
against us all those wonderful powers which have W
up under the generating influence Of our liberty ,aa
civilization You find him with nll that force Se b
Of purpose and action mpenetrablc secrecy 400 -
irolled despotic power have given, while we nave
him under state Of things intended for peace ana
promotion OF that very civilization the offspring o. Y
discussion OF the friction OF parties, and " tbe w
control ON the government and the State heaf' ~
The Queen has no power 70 levy troops, nor has ~
AZ her command bat such offer their yolu MARY ~