The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-11
THE EUROPEAN NEWS BY the Al

A.
The mails by the steamship Africa reached this city yes-
terday morning. By this arrival have London and
Liverpool papers of as late date as the Esd ulmo They
contain very little news of consequence
Since Lord PalmeJsons reply 10 Mr. Roebuck in the
House Of Commons nothing further has taken place with
regard TO the misunderstanding between England and the
United States. .st
IL stated but not generally credited that Russia
sents TO the dismantling Of Nicolaief
Paris editors have been ordered TO write no more re-
specting peace or war while the conference sits.
The British loan had all been taken by Rohschd
at 30. s.. .......s.
twas reported that the ministry seeing the formidable
opposition raised in the House of Lords disposed to
cede from pressing the Wenlseydae peerage.
The Countess Caumont Laforee, eccentric lady aged
40 who resided in the des Champs Eysees PARIS
was murdered by her few weeks since The
sin stabbed her with pitchsok 10 the Of violent
quarrel, and then gave himself up TO the police.
A singular incident had occurred at Liverpool. Mr.
Tatham merchant in the morning to the Exchange
rooms and, usual, consulted the bulletin of prices
Finding that articles in which lie had specuated largely
falling he retired TO vault under the Exchange and
cut his throat Fortunately, he discovered life
was extinct and be lay in the vault attended by four med
ca men, il being impossible in his precarous state to
him. ......ausa.. ..@
The official accounts of the trade and navigation Of Brit
ain for the year 1855 have been pubhed and show
isfactory result The exports amounted in value to f97
364 655 the value in 1854 having been f97 s4726 and
in 1853 SOS $685. 7sl sterling.
cRIMEA.
The letters from the camp February O. Since the
destruction Of Fort Nicholas continual dropping fire. day
and night has been maintained from the forts and bate
res the north side 1t does not to be carried
at any regular intervals but wherever few soldiers are
suspected to be by day. and wherever light shows
itself night there shot shell is The Russian
rfemen also try their aim the water to the karabe
naia The destruction of Fort Nicholas has proved be
completely accomplished it appeared to be when
looked from distance at the time of the explosions
AS example of engineering skill in mining the success
perfect The foundations rooted up, and from one
end to the other the whole fabric lies utter rain
heap of shattered masonry and rubbish Measures
in progress for the demolition OF Fort Alexander and it
stated that the walls of all the principal buildings
ing in Sebastopo are shortly to be eveed to the ground
On 18th instant part of the north wing of the Kara
belpaia barracks White Buildings they commonly
called blown down.
The health of the troops is still remarkably good Sour
Wy is prevailing to great extent in parts of the
French army and many French soldiers have been lately
quitting for change Of air and beneficial treatment to Con-
stantnople and France. ....#
Under date of the 2ls ultimo the Paris correspondent
Of the London Times writes; =s-#.. .-.."..e.# a.
was informed this afternoon by person whose
thory have little to question, and who could
hardly be deceived important subject that the
point which expected TO present the greatest difficulty
during the that of Nicoaieii-has
been given up by Russia If this be confirmed see
serious obstacle in the way of peace Indeed diplo
matis who is Russian by birth at least by feeling
said last night that nothing certain than that
peace would be the issue of the conferences and that the
conferences themselves little than matter Of
form That such result is owing to the union and den
tty of views between France and England there be
little doubt .
The fact which have already announced of the salts
factory interview Of the English plenpoenary with the
Emperor Sunday night is confirmed in another quar-
ter not too apt TO credit thing favorable to such al
lance On that occasion II IA stated that the Emperor
declared that change had taken place Ia him. that
there wis foundation for the runors which attributed
TO him leaning TO any other power; that to the alliance
with England he should adhere throughout that this
would be made apparent the conferences by his
abandoning for instant the line OF policy they had
traced out together and which they would follow up TO
the last and that the position assumed with respect to
Russia should be maintained firmly by him as by Eng
land II this report Of what passed during the hour and
has conversation be correctly reported Is not strange
that the English penipotentiares should feel relieved
from weight of sufficient TO press down any man In
the same circumstances.
II now is the general opinion that the submission OF
Russia to demands mast necessarily follow from the
firm attitude Of both powers IL Is also suited that the
question Of the naonaties" touched upon during
the conversation and this also their opinions which in
cned TO its not being mooted at all, conceded.
SUICIDE OF Mr. sADLIER-FoRsEHIEs AMOUNT oSE
POUNDS DISCOVERED.
We copy the following from the London Morning Adver
tser Of the 22d utno:
Ihere IS every reason 10 belleNe mat III
II win be found that the Of frauds Of which the late
Mr. John Sader has been guilty will not be much under
81 100000 Fret II has been asceraincd beyond all ques
ton that Mr. Sader had forged fewer than 10000 Royal
Swedish Railway Companys shares and obligations Of IS
each, which large Of money were raised. This
forgery alone 10 the nominal sum Of only 1t s not
known what amount he able TO raise on the shares
and obligations In addition to these orgeres there are
orgeres Of several deeds and mortgages Of estates in Ire
land. AZ regards those however the extent Is not yet
known but perhaps the boldest aud most daring forgecs
Of all are those which relate the deeds for the purchase
OF property In The encountered estates court OF Ireland
The forged deeds purport 10 bear the signatures Of the
commissioners the registers the chief clerk the solicitors
10 the various causes and the commissioner seal Theex
which this class Of forgeries has been committed
may be inferred from the fact that the stamp duty alone
these amounted 10 several hundred pounds.
considerable number Of forgeries private indvid-
uas also baye already been discovered and there every
reason believe that others yet remain TO be ascerained
Those which have been detected supposed TO
already enumerated Mr. Ssder has been guilty Of the
Segment Of deeds held in trust by him to
amount The drafts ell the forged deeds and mortgages,
are in Mr. Sadiicrs handwriting
The orgeres Of signatures 10 every remarkably
successful Those Of the encountered commissioners
said TO be perfect that the most experienced sage could
not detect the forged deeds from the genuine.
The Of selfdestructon was IL II believed recpiia
ted by the circumstance Of four of the holders Of deeds
relative to tile purchase Of OF the enenberod estates
who bad advanced 10000 10 Mr.. Sadlier having Sat
urday last gone 10 Ireland with bis solicitor for the
purpose Of having the deed registered Mr.. Sader
deayored to Illustrate the intention Of the party but failed
On The continent too, where bis transactions 10
enormous extent great alarm prevails Ina letter which
be wrote before leaving Gloucester Square for amstead
Heath where he put end TO his existence he declares
that without the knowledge Of any human being unaided