The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-20

ADDITIONAL BY THE NIAGARA.


ADDITIONAL BY THE NIAGARA
The news by the Niagara is interesting and i'm.
portsnt, commercially and politically From,
some unknown cause, however we failed to receive
our Baltimore papers last evening, aud we are un
able to furnish more than mesgre summary Of
the foreign news. The telegraph yesterday fur
nished an outline of events at the seat of war
We have the following In addition:
PRoGREss OF THE WAR.
Prince Gortschaksif mot the Generan arrived a,
Vienna on the Attn OF July and 10 the bearer of the
official reply of Russia to Austria The precise
terms OF the reply had not TRANSFERRED hut Gorts-
chskoH also carried an autograph from Nicholas 10
Austria, the tenor of which said 10 be that by
the evacuation OF Wallachia, leaving free the Dan.
abe the Gar considers he satifss all the reasona.
bic demands of Austria. Moidavia Is not TO be
evacuated the occupation OF that principally Is
necessary as guarantee tor the conditions OF fu.
ture treaty Of peace
Colonel Monteuffel arrived on the 9Th at Berlin
from So Petersburg with the Cars reply to Prus-
STA The reply is courteous, stating that the Car
would consent 10 resign exclusive protectorate
over Greek Austrsns II Turkey would acceed to
the Joint protectorste Of the Five Powers That tn
Gar will evacuste the Principalities when the
Western Powers evscuate Turkey, hut will retain
strong military position in Modsvis as provision.
o. security.
The Gar has also sent Colonel Isakaf 70 Dres,
Saxony, and other sovereigns who were represent
ell 10 the hamburg Conference
In the meantime hostilitiee continue, and fighting
Is reported from the Baltic, Black Sea- the Danube
and Asia.
The Austriaps have entered Wallachis, and the
English army is embsrkiug in English ships at
Cherbourg Tor Ireland.
Respecting the Austrian occupation of w aliachia,
III yet known is that the ID OF July, seventeen
steamers with Austrian troops on board dropped
down the Danube.
Napiers fleet was lying in line Of battle before
Croustadt up to June %, bat no attack had been
made
Bomsarsund was for the second time bombsrded on
the 25th and 9Th OF June, and the fertilization de-
stroyed.
THE BLACK SEA
On the 24th of June, eight Russian steamers came
from Sevsstnpo and attacked three allied ships
81 the batteries The allied ships engaged were the
Furious, the Terrible and the DESCRIBES The affair
seems TO have been running fight. The Furious was
considerably damaged.
Some English boats tskIue soundngs at the mouth
ofthe Dnieper exchanged fires with the Cossacks.
THE DANUBE.
On the 2lst and 22d an important battle was fought
The Turks, under Gen. Girolte and Mesha Pashs,
fell on the Russian guard of q, 600, near Ss.
trson the 2lst The battle lasted two days and the
aud made good their retreat
The Russ!sns continued the concentration of
troops towards sssIeth and Pruth, and apparently
lnean to Matschin, Itschka and Tultscs on
the righ. bank of the Danube.
FROM ASIA.
The newsis bad for the Turks frora As. On the
9Th OF Juae the Tur met with severe check al
tempting to storm two redouo BITS between the Usung
net aud Kutors. The Russians attacked them in
SANK ana during the assault defeated them with 1900
2oa0 killed. They also captured the entire camp
squipafs, with IS csnnons and 50 standards.
TURKEY.
The plan of the campaign and movements of the
klled army are still kept profoundly secret Ca
valTy are supposed to be advancing by land TO Bal
ksns
Sarna, Shumla, Wianin and 9.l]ipois
Fifty thousand Anglo French troops are still at Var
us and Prince Napoleon is also there
Gen Bosquets Freic division has left Adrianople
for Shumla.
Omer Pashs has prepared to establish his head
Communication from the Danube is kept omen az
far Sistora by the Turkish fotiila.
On the lst Of July, GortschakoH removed his head
quarters from kslsresch to the " agtscent.
Gen. paraguay d'Hers commands a division of
the French Army, presently embarkins at Cherbourg
The crew of the English steam frigate Sans Psre
are forutYing sonkum kale. and the of the
English trigate Sampson Certifying Eatrinchd at
Sedoubt kslch.
From Denstown Circular
LtvERPooI., July 8.-Cotton quiet, and holders
not pressing The market hsd receded from previ-
prices led. The sales OF the week amount to
a. 600 bales of which spectators took $500 and en-
porters 800 bales The quotations New Or
leans fair, SD; middng, 52d Mobile firm Sid mid
ding, SID The sales yesterday friday we're 1000
bales and the market closed with moderate demand
a. previous rates- The stock on hand exclusive of
shipload Is 9Sl 600 bales OF which 625 900 bales are
American.
Breads!qAs-Moderate business doing at decline
OF Sd. in w heat 3d. IN Flour. Is in Corn
From Richardson's Circular
LIVERPOOL, July 8.-Flour-Western Canal $50
s6s Cd Baltimore, Philadelphia and Canadian, Sis.
Ohio, 38s.; Sour, 34s G34s I'd Whest-whte. los 3D.
Glls; red, lUs.0lOs. Sd. Indian Corn-Western
mixed aud yeliow-lsrge transactions at 35s
Accounts from the sricutural districts are unfa-
vorable-the weather has been bleak but average
crop is anticipated
Provisons-Beefis unchanged, with limited bu-
slness; sales 215 bbls Western at l05s. Pork-In
Eastern the transactions large at lower prices:
Wsscern is dull, with declining tendency. Bacon
10 hrm with sales OF long and short sides at 39 4is
Cd Shoulders are unchanged, with an active bust
at ass 6d050s.
Lard is hi ghsr there being advance of As. sales
of the week 1000 bbls. at 49s. Cd 853s
From the Brokers' Circular
LONDON, July Ashes shade higher. Bark
T. Cd ass. Nothing doing ia Linseed Cake which
lie wanted Tallow is considerably higher, having
advanced q ass with large speculative uand at
BIS. Southern American 67s.