The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-28

The Allied Fleets in the Black Sea
BREAD RIOTS IN ENGLAND, kc.y &C. &c
sxw yoax, Jan. 27.--The stcamer Atlantic has
just arrived. She brings Liverpool adsiees to the
18th OF January.
II will be perceived that Breadstuts have still
farther advanced
LIVERPOOL MARKETS. a.rs
CorToN-Firm Sales during three days Of IT,
600 bales. ee
FLouR-Has advanced one shilling and six pence
per Dbl Ohio is quoted at 45shillings, and West
ern Canal at A shiiIings.
wHEAr-white is quoted at l2s cd.
CoRE-White 5Is aud yellow Sos. per Or. g
CoNsoLs-92 81
LIVERPOOL. Jan. Thrown & shipley quote an
advance in Corn OF Is in Wheat I'd. Baltimore,
Philadelphia and Ohio Flour are quoted at AS a
AS. Western Canal 42s. Cd a44s. White Wheat
l2s. l3s. red Wheat lis las. I'd. White Corn
5ls 52s Rice brisk e
Consols closed firm on Tuesday al 1884. =
The Brokers' Circular quotes Cotton firm.
TIVE War IN EuRoPE.-The report that the al
led fleets had entered the Black Sea is fully con
frmed. The Russian Ambassadors had not, how
ever, Withdrawn from Paris and London. The
Russian Minister at Paris ia reported to have said
that he would await further instructions from his
government
Russia has refused the proposition of Austria to
consent to an European protectorate over the
Christians in Turkey The Gear says he will con-
sent to no interference between himself and Tur
key.
There bad been three slight engagements be-
tween the Turks and Russians on the Danube, in
which the Turks were successful
The report that the Turks had stormed karakal
is probably correct, although as yet there is no
positive confirmation Of it r
Russia had warned the shipping not TO venture ont
Of port unless under protection of convoy ~
The Pacha OF Egypt, on hearing of the Sinope at
fair immediately ordered the equipment of six fri
gates two corve,es and three briggs to replace those
destroyed in the Turkish feet.
The insurrecdon among the Wallachian peasantry
is confirmed b.
The Persans in Teheran have broken out in in
surreetion against the Russians The British Charge
has resumed negotiations with Persia.
The King Of Belgium has sent an autograph lot
ter TO Napoleon on the war prospects. The coz
tents had not TRANSFERRED it is surrnised that Is
merely another device to gain time.
France has called out an additional contingent of
$1,000 men, to replace the detachment OF 10000
destined tor Turkey.
Prussia is concerning course OF action with Den
mark and Sweden, in view o, the approaching war.
The Russians are reported at khiva.
All Russian sailors, who are absent on leave arc
instructed to return totheir posts by the month Of
March. s.ss --.r. .... &
Norway has determined to tit out a squadron Of
twelve chips, in view of approaching events Lii
tie sympathy for Russia exists among the Norwe
gians
EFFECT OF THE HIGH PRICE OF FOOD IN ENGLAND
The enormous rise in the price offood has caused
serious apprehensious in England Of riots among
the laboriDg classes Bread riots have already
commenced in some parts OF Devonshire Women
and children were parading the streets and de.
moishing the windows Of the bakers shops. Mar
ket people were attacked, and their provisions
kicked about the streets The police were utterly
unable TO check the fury of the rioters and the
military were called out. Subsequent events have
not yet transpired. tf l-.
INDIA AsD CHINA
1t is reported that the Burmese have recaptured
Peeu
The Chinese Insurgents have evacuated Annoy.
The lmperalists have perpetrated a horrible mas
saere there. a3{{I< E#.F $ 4
THE souLE DDELs. r.s
Napoleon has appointed the Marquis de Turgot a
Grand Officer OF the Legion of Honor, account
OF the wound received by him in the duel with Mr..
Soue. rsr
Young soule has published a long letter, explain
ing the whole difficulty which led to the duels