The daily union., 1856-01-16
WASHINGTON, Jan, IA, 1856.
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS BY The ATLANTIC.

FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC.
The detention Of the steamship Atlantic two days beyond
her regular Of sailing has been the Of putting
in possession Of later intelligence from the continent
and also from India and China. The most important item
is the following:
teligenee from Consantinope the l7th The Crmean
submarine telegraph broken The journals state that 1t
will be difficult and take long to re-esabsh IT, Storms
continue Four merch vessels have been thrown tho
Crimean No intelligence has yet been received OF
the Junus The victims shpwrecked ut the mouth
Of the Danube feared be st least three hundred, al
though the Austrian packet saved great number.
General Williams and the prisoners Of Kars have been
sent Tells Colonel Schwartzenburg had succecded in
reaching Erzerou,n The journals announced that the
Russians found Kars 1900 wounded and $50 cannon
M de Prokesh had arrived ut Consantinople The con-
erences the principaliies will soon open note Of
Lord Straod proposes the reunion OF Walacha and Mol
dayia with elected hereditary prince There would be
national army, and tribute would longer be paid to
Turkey
From Dresden December 81 we learn that Baron See
BACH Saxon minister in Paris and snn.in-law of NJ de
Nesselrod who about to proceed to ST. Petersburgh is
to throw light the state OF affairs and recommend
moderation the Russian government which regards the
naturalization of the Black differently from the west
ern powers.
RECEPTION OF THE caINEAS VETERANS PAHIs.sPEEcn
At twelve o'clock the troops who had been quarered for
days in the enyrons OF Paris massed In the
Place de la Bastie where their arrival hailed by the
most enthusiastic acclamations Nothing could prevent
the crowds from approaching those weaherbeaten
riors and young and old gazed with the interest
those uniforms the ags torn to ribands the eagles
here and there perforated with Russian bullets Each
detailed his hbor the story Of tho part the battalion
bad taken the campaign of the Crmea and dwclt the
dangers they had braved the prissons they had suffered
and the glory they had At the drums beat to
arms and the distant shout announced the approach of the
Emperor and few minutes his Majesty, preceded by
the guides and followed by his brilliant STAFF and less
brilliant escort entered the square in which the Pillar Of
July stands.
He received at the Bastle by Marshal Msgnan aud
the expedonary troops having placed their ks on the
points of their bayone cheered him with dcafcning cries
of HVpe fEmpereur n in which they joined by the
immense multitude which covered the Place dc Bastile
and the adjoining Boulevard. The Emperor slowly rode
before toe lines Of the troops returning 70 the centre near
the Pillar of July $780, and the officers having drawn up
around him. his Majesty delivered, In firm and strong
voice, the following address to the troops
Soldiers have meet you In other times the
Rom Senate the gates Of Rome her VIC
torous legions have come to tell you that you have
Ny emotion is great, for with the happiness feel at
again seeing you mingled painful regrets for those who
are no more and deep sorrow that could not myself lead
Soldiers Of the Guard and soldiers Of the line bid you
welcome
You all represent that army OF the East whose coursge
and whose have invested with ustr
eagles and for France the rank which s her due.
The country alive all that accomplished 10 the East
receives You with all The greater pride that she estimates
your efforts by the obstinate resistance Of the enemy
have recalled you though the be not terminated,
because II is only just relieve in their the regiments
that have suffered most Each will thus bc able to take
hs share 10 glory and the country which maintains 600
900 soldiers has interest in maintaining in France
and experienced army ready TO march wheesocver
sy may require Preserve then carefully, the habits
and tortfy yourselves In the experience have
already acquired.
Hold yourselves in readiness to respond II need be-
my appeal but yet this day forget the bardshps Of the
life thanks God for having spared you,
and proudly In the midst Of brethren-inarms
aud your fcllswcitizens whose accsmasions await you