The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-25

Soule from Madrid, alter having been scc1sed 81
inciting me ssssnt rsvolnsion-- and the saSg q
There j. nothing of Importance from she Rs.i-
except Z 6s The reported depsrtzrsof Sir Charles
fne absurd asory il revived Of Z conspitiry h.
wing been to asssasina:e ths chisfof he
1t l. stated that simultaneously with the stack On
the Crimsa, Omar PAcha viii make IN 7irnportanf
demonstration somewhsre on the Danube. p
The Russians are making Preparation . burn
Ismail. should they be forcsd 70 sbsndon sheIn.
The review q Marqnise, Boulogne went OF
most brilliantly. Prince Albert LET e eleven
O'Clock Great crowds were assembled On the
9quays 70 witness his departure, and His Royal
hiehness was greeted with mist vociferous cheer
ing The town was Illuminated, and there was
nne display. of fireworks The salutes from the
fortress and the squadron were returned by the.
royal yacht s3e3s1sss ssslss LII
We learn from Athens shat King O,ho uosfivelv
refuses any indemnity to Turkey
nuseisn steamer from 5ebsstopol had captured
aWailachian vessel and taken her into thst mort =
Iney nad sent e Ccnstantinople the captains Of
the tnree Turkish merchantmen, which tkev re.
Gently burned At Hsraclea. z.sil7 s7'si
Inc following appointments are made for PRINCE
Edwars 2 leland BY the English government: Geo.
Tole, T, Co'onlaI Secretary; James Warburton,
Registrar. 5 "a tssif Il 80 -TT'S --s'
Archdeacon Wilberforce, man of some stand.
ing IN tne O. English church. has resigned inconse-
the head Of the church spiritual .&s.ssi "
S1enerai Bodisco, late c0mmandaut of the fortress
o. Bomersund, has arrived, with his family At
hasre, along with come Of the Russian pr;Soners.
reception of the Emperor Napoleon on visit ta ~
King of the Belgians - '-s5+ = -, $3.50 - -s
General Jose de Ia Conca was to reach corunra
on the 10Th. The steamship Francisco de- Aseiss
was waiting to take him to Havana
The Ministers OF France and ENGLAND h. 40 c,,,,
plimented the Spanish government on the firm sffi.
tude maintained by 1t during the recent disturb.
ances and have assured IL of thesympathy of their
respective courts = - 1fJ
Disturbances have broken out at Salamanca and
Valencia. --7'71-
Active secret negotiations have been going on for
some time between Nicholas and the Pope. IL now
Ianspires that the Car holds out prospec ct of
change towards the Roman Catholics in Poland.
and OF to the Latins at Jerusalem he
II thus Intriguing against the French According
to the COrrtere alian0 the Gear hss the intention
to declare bis third son Nicholas, King of Poland,
and as he is a member of the Greek Chnrcl, II wes
considered necessary to give the Pope sonpe tran.
quhiizing assurances respecting the Polish caiho-
schemyl. with 10000 Circassans, had no ade an
incursion into Georgia. defeated the Russians. and
carr led off some important hostages. Count Bsbut.
on mas blown up the fortress of Bayazid, and eyac
uated the city.
The London Chronicle of the 9th instant. saws -
The suspense of the allied armies in the East 4 now
at an end; and there can be little doubt thar by this
time they are In sight of the Crmea if not actuay
landed on the enemy's shore. Great even u will
soon occupy the public mind and it is but fair to
warn certain OF our contemporaries that they have
now but brief interval LETT for forming tho r avo-
rite topics OF complaint against the ministry. In
the excitement Of the attack on Sebastopol It will
be difficult to gain attention to the alleged short
comines OF the Balsic fleet. change OF to ne will
di1vyh 1cxtk~h IL
trust it very shortly WILL that the allied exp eition
IL proceeding prosperousy against the C'rimea
whiistthe Turks are taking the offensive vigorously
in Bessarabia, and Schamyl has commenced opera
tions In earnest and has arrested the tide of Rus
sian success beyond the Caucasus.
= The Circassfan chief has shown the same pre-
ference for cautious measures as our OWE govern
ment, and we fear that he has equally deserved the
censure of the advocates of vigorous proceedings
Before raising his forces he deemed it necessary 10
send an embassy to Constantiple, IN order to make
sure that Turkey had design of assaiing the in.
dependence which he has SO long defended against
Russia. This esaential preliminary having been
settled, he moved without farther delay, and the
immediate effect of his advance is to neutralize the
late Russian victory near Kars and Bayazid, and to
alarm Gen. Bebutof az to the safety OF his commu.
nicaiions. At last preparations are in progress
which cannot fail to be soon marked by some deci.
sive result and there can, Think be little doubt
that the siue will be such as to realize the hopes Of
government, and to silence the complaints ofthe
self-constituted organs ofthe British public.
IMPORTANT FROM SPAIN
Mr.. Soule is charged by the French and Spanish
papers with connisng "against the tranquility of
Spain" u5ss
1t is said he Is identified in a cabal against Gen.
Espartero, and to be connected with sundry rec mt
attempts at insurrecuon.
Mr.. SOnle has taken journey into France. His
leaving Madrid has given free scope TO conjecture,
and to the remarks of the letter writer's The Lon.
don Times correspondent writes as follows:
Yesterday had not completed my investigation
ofthe grounds for the serious charges the following
article from the "Diario Espano brings against the
Minister of the United States at Madrid. These
charges have been talked of for some time, and e.
peciay since the affair of August 28lh which il is
generally thought Mr.. Soule has much to do vi b,
have reason to believe that the subject has cccu
pied the attention OF Mioisters but that tn have
been unable to obtain positive proofs of the Ameri-
can ENJOYS alleged maneuvres and completely
with the dissffected. Tho presumption, however,
is very strong that for some time past he has been
conspirng against the tranquility of Spain Indeed
the Information have received from most respec-
table sources b such a. to leave in my mind but
small doubt on the subject. = II 10 genersI-
ly believed that he does not like Espartero. r :.
Among other facts which give probability to the
charges made by the Diario, and that myself
have positive knowledge Of 10 the circumstance
that two half pay Coionels In the army-men OF
of Mr.. Soule-were prominent in the affair Of the
28th. One Of them, when he saw the thing likely
TO go badly, prudsDtly Withdrew the other remain
cd and was made prisoner. There are
persons who doubt II Mr. Soule will ever return TO
Spain. 1t il perhaps desirable that those persons
should prove thensslv.s to be In the right His pre-
ssnce u an additional element between Spain and
the United States, and he himself should think,
would hardly regret abandoning capital where the
suspicion and even dislike with which he must feel
that he Is regarded have mot yet been compensated
by any very brilliant diplomatic suceesses'
A lettar from the same correspondent dated
September 1st, says, II fully confirm sll l wrote
respecting Mr. Soule yesterday. and am enabled 70
add that strong evidence has been obtained OF bis
having stimulated The attempt ON the 2Sh. Hebe-
gan his d Sn very few hours alter Maria Chris.
tha's departure He had his agents among the
tArricades, aud supplied money. From tho man
ner IN which tho evidence OF this bss been eot,
NAV probably not be brought forward, nor y there
apy necessify 4 should be. Mr.. Soule win hardly
have the assurance to return to Madrid Tnere
car no longer be sny moral doubt OF tho line OF
conduct he has thought proper TO adopk"
Tho following i TRANSLATION Of the editorial Of
the Diario: ss
s.In ono Of yesterday papers we read the follow.
Ing 49, Several of our contemporaries say that Mr.
Sou'e he's resigned hs post 20 Representative In
81 a of tbenit1d States We this sAtemen 1t
be PR mature, and thstthe r Ih is that Mr. 0ouls