The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-03
LATEST MAIL NEWS.
ApDITIoYAL EUROPEAN NEWS ny THE

with interest
THE EASTERN WAR
The Russian d. "a had left lIelsingiors TO Join the
division lying At Cronstsdt,
The Cologne Gazette says the Emperor OF Rus
sis had had relapse OF illness. The inhabitants
otSt Petersburg were obliged to find quarters for
The troops, and there arc in the envrons ofthe city
$1,000 Corsscks.
the Russian fleet from Fes'ngtors.
The Turkish heet had entered the Black Sea to
destroy all the Russian positions on the Circassian
Coset.
Tue T.an OF the campaign resolved upon by the
allies was said to be The Invasion of Russia pro
ler.
The Turks had achieved two victories on the
Danube.
Col Salimeu Bey had defeated the lssians Mt
ktsjova
The Vienna Gazette sate4 that in consequence of
the great concentration OF troops the north east
and eastern frontiers OF Austria 9J,oO0 recruits
had been raised. This measure considered as
declaration OF Austria not to be hullied by the
t;Ess!sns
The genera depot Of the Russian artillery and
stores at Fort ebony, has been burnt by the inhab
iranis from feeling OF revenge The loss is i'm
inense.
A terrible fire occurred at Con stantinople on the
4th which destroyed 400 houses Il caused
immense panic and distress. The French and
English officers and soldiers worked faithfully to
eNinguish the flames.
Twenty Russian ships have been captured since
the bombArdment OF Odessa
Ming Ohio Of Greece, had sent three generals to
defend TIE northern frontiers.
One American and two Russian ships arrived at
Cronstadt- Navigation is now considered open
American vessel had n cargo for the Port. Vessels
were loading and unloading there at anchorage
taking in produce.
been received at Adrianople to have provisions
ready for 1000 men, who were expected there TO
wards the end OF the month.
The Russians had commenced the bombardnent
al " q
The evacuation OF Lesser Walachia had been
aied.
Ii l. said tia, Prussia and Austria have made a
lroposilition to Russia which may be accepted but
England and France will decline il.
The combined Swedish and Norwegian fleets
rived at Elisna5en on the 18th The King went on
board TO witness the great manifestation OF hostile
feelings on the part OF the crews against the Rus
SUNS
The English fleets in the Baltic met with some
terrible storms but weathered them all
The 5000 Belgian muskets taken at Greece had
been contiscAted at Malta
Some transports Of the expeditionary army had
beet attacked by the Greek traitors. and badly used
the French troops at Gallipoli were preparing to
march On AdrianOpie. Divisions OF the French
my left Gallipoli for BleZur.
The negotiations for a treaty of commerce be-
tween Prussia and Russia had tailed.
The Russian troops were on the march from st.
Petersburg towards Warsaw.
About 5000 Russians troops were put h0rs III
.afgbr' hY the epidemic on the Dubrodscaa
Lord Napiet's fleet seen on the 9th, twenty
i've miles from Cronstadt, and mad captured num-
her III gen boats.
The Greek instruction has spread to Salo-
n:a.
The government OF Greece viii be required by
the allied powers to give its adherence to The Froto
,ol 2i Vienna.
The rebellion at Arts is almost totally quelIed.-
te-n thousand Turkish troops arrived there.
II is reported that Sebastopoli is to be the general
rendezvous OF the allied fleets.
Some Russian batteries opened fire on the Ilut-
-l-rE1
-pnnse.
Twenty-Five chips of the Turkish fleet had enter
e1 the Black Sea.
l. is reported that AustI ia has ordered her armies
al tiallyra i'll Italy, TO prepare for
A3Tices from haiatat the 9th of May, state that
gu The 4th, siI equadr0ns of Turkish COgsacks and
I'VE squadrons OF Hussars had an engagement with
ihe Russians near RudoraD, which lasted three
hours, and resulted in the total defeat OF the latter.
who tetreated, with loss OF l28 killed ard II
wounded. The Turks also captured two guns
snd escaped with lUss OF but ten killed and two
wounded.
The British feet has captured number of gun
boats near CrOnstHdt.
Two English officers have left Constantinople for
fircassla, with supply Of arms for Schamyl, and
assurances OF British sympathy.
Macedonia Is invaded by 1900 adventures, head
ed by Charis havatasso, and committing every
uHheRrd of atrOcity.
The An gsbuTg Gazette states that the last demon
STATION by Russia on the frontier of Pennsylvania,
was occasioned hy intmation from Austria that
all advance towards the Passes OF Galachl Woull ne
regarded az cause ot war, Russia responds by
ordering 10000 10 be stationed between the IL
Vers Snrc'h and Pruth- Austria Immediately die
trbu!ed 10000 troops ia Pennsylvania, GalacIa and
HOnrovia.
Russia is making extraordinary Ieyies from the
army and navy.
some ofthe Paris correspondents report the cap
jureOt Reyel by the combined fleets, but this needs
confirmation.
The Flau ofthe campaign by the allied forces, in
&ia1e9 the attack OF Sebastopo by land and water,
falsiHg an ineurrection in Crimea aud Circassia,
soon Suchem Calea, Redoubt kaeh and Anapa
have been bombarded By the fleets
AUSTRIA.
The position of Austria was decidedly hostile TO
Russia. She had called out 100000 men to defend
the frontier from Russians
Marshal PaskCwitch was turning his front Of
war towards the bank OF the Sereth and the Dali
ester
Ii was reported that the Vienna Conference was
10 be received the basis Of the Austro PrusaiaR
and Anslo-French Alliance.
NORWAY.
Theleprosy was spreading SO rapidIy in Norway,
that fears were entertained oil its becoming gene
raj sickness.
Russia
Great scarcity OF money and much commercial
distress were felt at St Petersburg
Provisions, together with AL kinds OF necessaries
aud Injuries were extremely high.
4 manifesto had beer published at st. Petersburg,
ordering Russia nine leyies for fleet armies
PRUSSIA.
Prussia has ordere levy Of 10000 men to be in
readiness in case OF difficulty with Russia.
SPAIN.
The Spanish Mnis ter has refused the compensa.
ton demanded by the United States for the deten-
Ton OF the steamer lack Warrior, aud will make
no concession beyon d renting the penalty OF six
thousand dollars
The Liverpool I'll, les expresses the belief that
war between the Uni led States and Spain is inevi
table
FRANCE THREATENING AMERICA.
fhe = ans eoreSpols ent OF the London Times SAYS
mat during a recent interview granted to a foreign
diplomatic agent on his way to distant mission. the
Emperor Napoleon is id 10 have expressed himself
on the prospect OF aga endzement attributed 70 the
Ancrcsus asa.rss the psuish colonies and manifest
I'd as decided d sappro baton of the ambitious
cFoschlEg spirit which characterized the American
government
He declared that his foreign policy based on
the aIthiu! ubservS of treaties, aud opposed to
gu attempts the l,srt Of any power to take advau-
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