The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-27
ADDITIONAL BY THE ATLANTIC,

ADDITIONAL BY THE ATLANTIC.
THE WAR.
SiIistria still holds out. There had been consid.
ersbie lighting at the outposs, and the Russians
were making immense sacrifices 10 carry the place
bur Is thought can hold out till the allied troops
arrive.
omer Pssha was at shumla. Prince Paskiewitch
at Jassy.
lis reported that the Gar has rejected the last
Austrian note, and was assembling force of Cos
sacks 20 threaten Pennsylvania On the other hand
it is sed the result of the Austro Russian note was
not Known, but was supposed 10 be iavorablet the
Western powers
1t was reported that the Turks made q sally from
S.stra on the sth, and destroyed the approaches
ot the beetegers, filling up the mines before SiIis
tria The Russians suffered serious loss nv the
sprnging of aHurkish countermine
The reported victory OF the insurgents in Thes
sally Is believed to be fiction
Admiral Napier was anchored off Sweaborg June
It'll a Russian neet of ten line of battle ships was
anchored behind the batteries
Admiral Dundas had telegraphed that the Rus.
SLAMS voluntarily permitted French and English
merchant ships to leave Odessa.
The fortress OF RedOut HALE was entirely de-
stroyed, May lSth, by portion of the allied fleets
CHINA AND INDIA
In the English House OF Commons, Sir Charles
Woods said that the Government could not confirm
the report that the Insurgents assisted by foreign
erF, had driven the lmpe"iplists from Shanghai.
Tie London Standard states that the British war
steamer Encounter and L. 8 sloOp of war Plymouth
were engaged in attack on the Imperialsts at
Shanghai April 4th On board the Plymouth Geo.
McCorkle killed, and four others severely
wounded Captain Pearson, of the Rose Standisi,
dangerously wounded. The victors captured
two Il. tour and four : FOUNDERS There were
no other details of the engagements
Overland adTices state that a Russian fleet was
!, of Singapore. The report that D0st Mohammed
tad formed an alliance with Russia was doubted.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The political advices by this arrival are interest.
ing. but not highly important Accounts from the
East are still warlike but no actual fighting Of
ment is reported. Affairs on the Danube pretty
much as az previous accounts.
The most important advces is the fact that Silis
tria still continues 10 hold cut bravey against the
attacks OF the Russians. The hopes are strong that
she will be able TO maintain herself until reinforced
by the allied armies. There has been considerable
Diminishing on the Outposs OF Silistria. The Rus
SLAMS were making immense sacrifices OF lie to
carry tortTesses but with little success. The Turks
throughout have maintained themselves admirably
and will do so until the allies come up Omer Pa
sha was at Shumla, Paskiewilch at Jassa 1t is
said that the Russians suffered dreadful havoc by
attempting and springing the Turkish counter
mines.
Mesa Pasha, commander al Silistria, was killed
by cannon ball.
The Austrian and Prussian conference is viewed
as highly favorable TO the allies
Twenty-Five transports had arrived at Varna with
allied troops
The Russians were busy engaged fortifying
Jassy.
fl Is said that the English vessels near Finland
destroyed large number of gunboats and
chant ships of the Russians, and set fire TO the
whsrves, by which an immense amount of proper
ty destroyed.
The whole English light division at Varna, and a
portion Of the combined fleets had left for Sebasto-
pol, and the transport troops at Constannople had
lett Tor Varna.
The frontiers OF Pennsylvania were swarming
with Cossacks
admiral Napier was before Sweaborg on the 9TH
with fourteen vessels.
II wac said that Prussia had sent highly impor-
tant note to Russia, the purpor of which was not
known but surmised TO be favorable to the allies If
certain conditions were not complied with
The Turks had retired from Lesser, Wallachia,
and were concentrating at kaiatat
The first detachment OF troops for Cuba had LETT
Cadiz on the 1st inst.
The London Gazette officially announces the
blockade Of the Danube.
The siege of &iistria was continued on the eth,
without any important resut-the Turks still hold
ing out maufully and with great bravery.
The concentration of the Russian corps at Mol
daYia confirmed.
A portion OF the combined fleet was on the Cir
cassjan coast
MISCELLANEOUS.
The London Crystal Palace has been opened
again with great pomp and magnlflcence and the
Queen was present 10 person.
There have been several arrivals from Australia
but news from that quarter was unimportant. Bu'
siness dull Gold plenty. Much distress, ho"eV
~, prevailed
Sir Charles Napier exchanged shots with Hal
Gngsforce without any definite result.
Affairs in the Black Sea were quiet
Rumors were again prevailing OF peace negotia
lions being on foot
England was quiet, The weather favorable te
the crops.
France continues war preparations. Internally
however she is quiet.
Aus'Fi. remains as before in her relations TO the
allies.
Ireland unimportant.
The rnnor OF Sweden having recalled her min
ister from St Petersburg is not confirmej.
Late accounts from China say the position OF the
emperor IL critical. Pekin is expected to fall III
short time.
There tas been an insurrection at Monelo. No
thing else Of moment.
MARKETS.
Liverpool June 1.-THE Liverpool Cotton mar
lei has lost ito buoyant tone, and prices gave way
lied on the lower grades Fair Orleans 6kd, Fail
plands and Mobile l.4a6 3-lGd, Middling uplandi
81, hiidding Orleans Ia Middling Mobile
3D. The weeks sales 1000 bales.
Hevre cotton market quiet.
Manchester trade dull.
Provisions present no especial change. Pork and
Beef quist Lard firm and upward.
Groceries quiet. Coffee dull Sugars and Moias
ses unchanged. Sales small and demand noder
Rice is quiet. No change in prices.
Easai stores dull--deDand moderate
Iron firm and ia active demand. Wool dull
prices on the decline. Tobacco was In good re
quest at previous figures. e..
Tae money market was slringent-sn active dc