Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-08-03
Further News by steamer Asia.

Bosros, Ausust 1.-The steamer Asia arrived
here to-day. The English files contain some ex-
tracts of interest, in addition to the Halifax de-
spatch.
Pelisser whose character suffered much after
the repulse Of the 18th of June, was regaining
confidence, and from the strength of the French
works now close advanced toward the Malakoff,
there Is probability of its early capture.
A despatch from General Simpson is published
giving an account Of the embarkston of the body
Of Lord Raglan for England. Pelissier placed a
garland Of immorteiles on the coffin, and the
French troops formed an avenue Of men six miles
long, from the camp to the sea.
The following are the latest dispatches. Un-
der date of July 10th P. NJ, General Pessier
telegraphs:
"The enemy, who had for some days endeav.
ored In vain to stop our left approaches in front
of the Malakof Tower, attempted last night to
drive us back but they we're repulsed by the first
division OF the second corps. Three times the
Russians threw themselves upon our trenches
with their usual shouting, but after each attempt
they were compelled TO retreat by the steady fire
and calm attitude Of our soldiers leaving behind
them many Of their slain."
July II, Gen. Simpson telegraphs:
"Nothing Of Importance has occurred. The
army is in good health"
July Is, he telegraphs:
"A sortie made on the left attack was repulsed
with only three casualties on the British side"
The French have cleared Kamiesh of all sus-
pcious persons, and have established munich
pality.
The British General Eyre has had leg ampu-
tsted. General Sir John Campbell died within
Sebastopol, and under flag Of truce his sword
was returned
GERsANIo RELATIONS
II is stated in Vienna that a better understand
ing now exists between the Austrian and Prussian
Cabinets, and that their action In the Federal Diet
will be identical. There is also a rumor, scarcely
credible, however that the allies propose that the
Crimea be given to Turkey the Principalities to
Austria, and Lombardy TO Sardinia. England and
France to have contingent advantages.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Turkish loan bill passed the House Of Com
mons by only three majority, and the London pa
pers express great astonishment at the small ma
jorty under the circumstances.
The Cunard steamship Arabia was at Liverpool,
embarking troops for the seat Of war.
committee has been investigating into the
police outrages in the recent Hyde Park demon
STATIONS.
Anthony Gibbe & Sons, of London, are appoint
ed financial agents Of Peru.
DR.. Amoud, Napoleon's St. Helena doctor, is
dead
Inc Moniteur contains decree modifying the
import duties on several articles
The sum set apart for the expense of the Fete
Napoleon, on the 18th Of August is to be distribu
ted to the widows and orphans of the war.
Five hundred Russians, now at Toulon, are to
be exchanged at Odessa for French prisoners of
June Is.
GERMANY.
Most Of the small German States are preparing
to disarm. The resignation Of the Hanoverian
Cabinet is hourly expected, and il is said Count
Platen will be the new Premier.
Captain Merryman, of the American barque IN
dine, has been the first to refuse payment Of the
Hanoverian State dues He refused to show his
papers; yet was permitted to proceed to Hamburg
and deliver his cargo.
DENMARK.
The Danish government is understood 10 have
replied to the United States in long document
regrettng that the Cabinet at Washington had not
given longer notice Of its intention respecting the
nonpayment Of Sound dues, especially In the pres
ent crisis, when Denmark's neighbors are endeav-
oring to draw her into war; and, further, that
the abolition Of Sound dues would be loss Of many
thousands Of dollars to Denmark, and a saving Of
not more than two hundred dollars annually 70 the
shipping OF the United States. Denmark, there
FORE considers Il impossible the short notice 70
comply, and believes that other nations win regard
Americas demand unhvorably.