The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-12-02

ANN" yoaTY-oNE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Collins steamer Atlantic arrived at her wharf at
NsR York at nine o'clock Friday evening last With
Iyerooo dates 10 the I7th upo. She brings rs PAS
eugers During the passage sho experienced very heavy
weather.
The news by this arrival Is Of special importance
There i nothing new from the OF 10 the Cri-
mea From Asia there are accounts Of Turkish sue
Ossses
TIa Lyorpool commercial circulars report the cotton
market unchanged and breadstufs slightly advanced
Accounts from the Crimea represent the allied armies as
nrenarna for The winter campaign Only few ships re-
NAMED al Dnieper the bulk Of the feet having returned
Conslantinope
and on the continent generally Of vague and ndef-
mite character The diplomatic agents of the allies were
,remey active especially at Stockholm, Vienna and
Brussels.
The Paris Exposition has closed Twelve thousand
nzos including numerous decorations Of the Legion OF
Honor
despatch from Lord Straord de Radcliffe gives an ae-
count Of victory gained November s. By Omar Pacha
over IA 600 Russians mostly Georgian militia, at The river
rogonr which omar Pscha with body of Turks, 10000
strong crossed al four points taking sixty prisoners and
,yee ouns the Russians suffering loss oil four hundred
IN killed and wounded The Turkish loss was three hun
AIRED men private despatch, evidently referring to the
same ENCOUNTER says The Turks crossed the river Ana
stormeu Inc Mtef winch
pushed forward towards Rulais.
Kars was st beseged but appearances indicated that
the Russians would soon retire TO Ttis.
raoa
Both armies were wholly occupied in huttng prepare
tory To wintering in the Crimea.
4 desutory fire was kept up between the north and
south sides of Sebasiopo and the Notifications both
sides being augmented.
The latest dates by letter to the Sd ult The weather
was fine.
Prince Gortschakofs latest dispatches to the 9th
ut lie says there is nothing in the Crimea. The
enemy continue 10 occupy the valley OF Baida where they
have two divisions
Russian cadet had deserted and reported that Corts-
chakod il determined to hazard attack of the allies
and every night his advanced posts reinforced and
supported by field artillery.
Count Lemerski has been appointed to raise and com
mand division Of Cossacks and Poles for the British ser
vice
DIPLOMATIC NEGOTIATIONS.
General Wecdell having been summoned to Berlin ii is
reported that be is again to be despatched to Paris
peace project.
Numerous COMMUNICATIONS were being exchanged be-
tween the of Vienna and ST Peershurg, but it
thought that the prelmiuares for negotiations would
take definite shape till the arrival OF Sir Hamilton
Seymour the British minister at Vienna.
Berlin despatch OF the Sd utt. says: 1t appears
more and positive that the preiminares being
arranged at Brussels with the assent OF Russia, for
sumption of negotiations and, notwithstanding all the de-
mails it is persisently believed that peace is not far off,
RUSSIA
despatch from St petersburgh says that the Emperor
had left Ncoaef the 9th for the Crinea, to thank in
person Prince Gorschakofs army. He would return via
Moscow st Petersburgh Up 90 the 18th the allies had
not undertaken anything in the Crimea-
private despatch says that Russia has absolutely pro-
hbiled the export OF breadstu and Sweden is expected
10 follow the example.
The allied feet At The the Dnieper had been re-
duced to eight vessels,
The formal closing of the Paris Exhibition and the dis
trbuon of the DECORATIONS and medals Judged by the
Emperor took place on the 18th The list Of the Ameri
can premiums had not been received
The Emperor made brief address the occasion ex-
toling the benefits of the exhibition In aluson 10 the
war he said You desire do, speedy and durable
peace peace be durable distinctly realize
the objects for which the was undertaken. Europe
must decide who is right and who wrong, and The final
victory be achieved by public opinion He called on use
foreign countries desiring peace pronounce for
the allies.
There is Of the probable early dissolution Of
II rumored that the colonial secrearyship refused
by the Duke OF Newcastle would be given to Frederick
Peel who will be succeeded in the War Office by Mr. Lay
Lord Codringon accepts the command of the army In
the Crme The orders and ribands have been bestowed
on Generals Pelisser and Simpson.
The Chartists, under Ernest Jones' and their former
leaders, have reapPesred protest against the recent cy
pulsion of refugees.
The American whale-ship John Henry is reported to
IL
Resoue of Admiral Belchers squadron in Daviss Straits
which being in good condition the captain took possession
of her, abandoning his own.
BELGIUM. Nttst
The Belgian Chambers had reopened The King, speecb
was congratuatory upon the ourishing state of the ma
ton. f
SWEDEN. ia#et aE
Gen. Canrober has had an interview with the King Of
Sweden lie met with cordial reception but nothing ii
known as to the success of his mission.
umor says that the mission Of this French general to
Sweden has reference alliance between member OF
the Bonaparte family and the royal family of Sweden
THE VICTORY oMER PAsfA IN ASIA
We copy the following from the London Times of Nc
vember II
We have received Geographic Of the battle from
the French, English and Turkish governments from hc
gather that The force with Uer Pasha about TWEEN
ty thousand mcn and that the Russians mustered about
half that number composed partly regular troops part
y militia from Georgia. In spite Of the advantage in
numbers it must have been exploit cross eep
and rapid river in tho face of enemy occupying posi-
ton partially entrcuced and the Sultan has reason
70 be proud Of his troops and OF his general The French
despatch adds that 0mer Pasha had left the Ingour and
marched in the direction of kutas The distance by the
road about seventy miles which, unless the Russians
have rsked second battle, he may have accomplished
oman general is in possession of the chief city OF e
rita and commands the valley Of the Phasis said TO be
navignbe for small craft at one hundred miles from the
sea- This Is all that say present Of the battle
OF Inc ngour winch have greater less importance
Than we have atrihn,ed it, The future is equally IN
certain. 1t Is anticipated that 0mer Pasha will immedi-
ately ON the capture Of ku'ais, renquisb all designs