The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-22
LATEST MAIL NEWS.
.ppIvaT N TuE BALTIC.


> Through some inisehance, We . nnot cay what 1t
was we falei to receive fun telegraphic dispatches
on Monday night From the following, Ii appears
HAT the news we gave was by the Baltic.
Nr,v yanx. Feb ao--The Steamer Baltic arrived
M. ,nernins bringing three days later news from
Tas shin Beaaventura, from Savannah. was
ashore ut Hoyhead.
The Europa had arrived out
,Iybera had been severe storm upon the English
les, THE sullivan, tor Rio Janeiro, and the
Hamlet. Tor New Orleans, mad put oack Ia dam
are ouoted at 81 Ie to Of So Money L.
easier Flour hss; declioed "a Is. Whea, has
declined Sd. and corn cd. Cotton he's advanced
Isd-eaies during The las three days @0'uVo oaies.
ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
The four powers had positively rejected the En
neror's l.Ft note, aud both England and France
were making immense preparations Tor hostiii
ties
character. and he government have firmly decided
upon war as tie only course 20 be pursued.
France had ordered three millions OF cannon
halls 10 be cast; aud one hall the British revenue
force lad been ordered to Join the navy.
The British and French ministers have been or.
dereito withdraw from 81; refersbarsh.
Conn; Orloif-s mission has tailed, and the Rus
sian ministers have LEFT Paris aud London. The
Cars last proposition has been anaiiy rejected ana
all turthcr Negotiations DFohth oS- T.dsIsli anu
France are making extensive preparations 10 send
t-oops 10 Turkey. ana unless the Car speedily
.gjtndra,ys general war is certain.
several Of the Cunard line OF steamers have
been taken to convey the Government troops to
Cnrstantnopie and the seat Of war.
Six thousand men are 10 90 from England and
others are IN be taken up from the different stations
Ten thousand traops viii soon be collected to form
part OF the first expedition
There is no doubt the Brigade Guards will form
part OF the expedition, and the 46th regiment un.
der orders for Australia, is now ollold itself in
readiness The foreign service has taken all the
best men, leaving at home the young soldiers and
recruits.
1t is understood that four vessels originally taken
mp by England to carry troops from Ireland to
sialz and thence 20 the West Indies have been
taken NJ. that they may be available TO proceed
10 any point at the shortest notice.
The government had seized some artillery and
machinery al Greenwich, under the supposition
that trey were intended for the service of Rus
STA
The French papers had been forbidden to pub
1sh the movements OF the troops, except as an
nounced in the M0RiteHr.
The Russian ambassador left Paris on the 9Th Of
February for Germany.
THE LATEST.
Omer Pasha had effected the most important
movements, having crossed the Danube with 900
men. aud divided the Russian army the right wing
OF which is at Kraova, the left at Galatz, and the
centre at Bucharest
Orner Pasha had crossed the Danube in person.
at 0ltenitza; and, at last accounts, he was only
two days distant from Bucharest, where the Rus
sian force was weak.
VIENNA.
MONDAY NIGHT.-An answer had been received
from The Russian Cabinet 10 the last proposal of
peace. The four powers, however. considered the
answer entirely unsatisfactory, and it was not
adopted for transmission 10 COustantiLople.