The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-21

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
SANDY Hook. Aug l9-The steamer Baltic has
JUS, passed up, with dates from Liverpool to the
9th instant.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 9-Cottsn-Brown & Shipleys
circular sales of 25 600 bales during the three
days, with sale. Of New Orleans fair at 6i Middlinf
5s Upland fair Ct; Middling ST The demand was
good from the trsde, and freely met by holders with
sales Of 900 to SPECTATORS and 1900 to exporters.
Trade at Manchester had slightly improved since our
Bresdstufs- -Whsat-good qualities has improved
I'd. Sales of White at los Al, and Fed a. 9s. I'd -
Flour-the demand il fair and holders firm, with
moderate sales at 31s for Western Canal and 54s for
Ohio.
Provisions--Mr. Henry report. Lard in fair de-
m.nd, .nd holders firm with .ale' st 55s Rice is
Pork is dull. Con.os closed at sz4092b
Among the Baltic's passengers are the celebrated
Madame Grisi and the great tenor, Mario. They
were met in the lower bay by steamer from New
York filled with ther enthusastc musical admirers.
The politic.l news BY the Baltic is no. important.
French were in sccupatioa Of the Alsnd Islands
While the English officers of tao Black Sea fleet
Russian steam frigate had caused some consterna-
ton BY successful sortie from Sebastopol.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
An expsditonary force against Crimea and Sebas-
The Russian steam frigste Alddimar has made
successful sorte from Sehastopo She destroy
ed three Turkish merchantmen, and gave chase to
British steam fngate Cyclops.
Tbs Turkish army wors advancing cautiously on
Bucharest, the Russian rear guard being about half
way between Bucharest and Buseo.
1t was reported that, according to agreement
tered into between the Porte and the Austrian
voy, tho Turks would not enter Bucharest, and that
this troops would be Withdrawn from the Danube on
the arrival of the Austrians.
Omar Pasha had promised that Wallachia should
not be made the theatre of military events
The rumor by the last steamer, in regard to the
Aand islands, again renewed 1t is now stated that
twelve vessels Of war, from the combined fleet, had
cannonsded the Aiand islands for seven hours, and
that they now occupied by French force.
ios az oo mem Within he wsU Of Buehsrss sns
IAtions for %, 600 men outside of the walls.
The English steam frisate Fury had entered Ssbas
topol at night and was fired at with shot and she'll
from the batteries. She sustained no injury.
There were some cases of cholera in the English
camp at Vsrna.
Extensive preparations were making for the i'm.
mediate advance of the allied troops. The Turkish
army were advancing, in three colnmns, towards
Bucharest.
The Government Of Espartero appears to be firmly
established. Madrid il fast resuming its wontsd ap-
pearance, the bsrricades in the streets having been
taken down. -
the departure of Queen Christina from Madrid until
she had dseorged some of her i'll en- gains,
Some Of the wealthy 1nhabtants of Barcelona were
leaving that city, fearful Of an insurrestion.
MISCELLANEOUS.
There was considerable pressure in the London
money market in consequence OF the payment of
&5O0.0Oe ON account of exchequer bonds.
The cholera was prevailing in many parts of Eng
Nothing new from France.
The overland mail from India had arrived at Lon.
don Letters from Bombay speak of disp ssition
wards peace on the part fthe court of Arva
The Dutch expedition against Borneo had proved
successful,
The corvette sumatra had been destroyed by fire.