Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-25

some steamers reader thcm los easily discovered and
has been sending them to aud from Nicolai.R at the
mouth OF tho river Bug whence they have brou chit
siderable quantities OF stores ammunition artillery and
oven 'r'ops. Ono of the inner iors Sebastopo
Is mounted with guns conveyed in this manner
Tho bsshibazouks inclu ding those In the nav of tho
allies have been disbsndcd, by general order from
Omar rschs-the rsse'ls being quite ncorrigibls
Two rsi,han guns, taken hon the Tiger irigs,e. wcrc
tried at odesss the other day. presencc Of Goyrnor
annenkoh. Al tho fourth shot OF the gun, burst
killed ouc srtllcrynau and wounded several Others
On September I'd the Brtish steamer Shruredt,r and
the French steamer Poueh.e entered the Fort OF Csa
no. Tho reason given by the commanders for their viii,
was desire TO Obtain Information respecting projected
rars's OF the Moutegrius
Russian from Sensational had csptur.J W.,
iaehan vessel and taken her Into port They had
sent to Consantnoplo the captains of three Turkish
merchantmen which they recently burned at Heraciea
Kurschd pacbs (Gen Guyon) is at length appointed on
the representations OF Lord Sstord de Rcicas to the
Chief command in Asis in room OF Mustapha Pachs-
Guyon would long this have been appointed to
command but he refused aud still refuses to aposta
nEe ifom the Christian form vi religion lsmael Pasha
turkish officer who greatly distinguished himself in the
defence Of kalsfat is also appointed u high command
in the army OF Asia The British has sent "a
Commissioner Colonel Williams of the Royal engineers
anu France will accredit officer in similar capacity
Colonel Williams spent three years uuder canvass in ma
King Typographical survey Gf these provinces as British
Commissioner charged to run the boundary line between
Turkey and Persia.
According to the Paris Pres. the Russian forces 10 A
STA had fallen back far Eryau. having sacked
Bsjszid.
Russian agents. disguised as Bsdouns have been .rrest
| ed at Damascus.
ENGLAND.
We have no political and very little general new.
return just Issued Of the Of Ireland shows
that the number Of inhabitants has fallen oil to million,
In the past I'VE In the year the population
was millions in 1914, millions in 1894 seven
millions In 1887, eight mllions in 1916. $3.50. $40 and
| in 1851, only 6,65l,e70
submarine telegraph has Just bsen completed from
Holyhead TO uouth Ireland.
The following appointments are made for Prince Ed |
wards Island: George Cole Colonial Secretary; James
Warburton Treasurer Joseph Hensley Attorney Gene.
raj; Dennis o. Meara, Solicitor Gcnoral William Swabey
Registrar.
"rcid riots" have occurred nottingham aud KidJer.
minister. The military called out.
Archdeacon wilberforce, OF some standing in |
the glish Church has resigned in sqaence his
setupes to recognize the Queen the head Of the Church
Spiritual.
From the camp 1t Boulogne have nod OF accounts
Of dashing military maumuvres executed 10y the troops
in presence OF the Emperor and Prince Albert.
General Bodisco, late Commaudant of the fortress Of
Bomarsund, has arrived with his family Have, alcug
with some other Russian prisoners.
Preparations are being made al Brussels for the rcccp
ton OF the Emperor Napoleon, visit the King of |
the Belgians.
SPAIN
N. Soul6 has taken journey iuo France. Ills leaving
Madrid has given free scope to conjecture and the
marks of the letter writer's. The London Times CORES
poudent writes as follows:-
Yesterday had not completed nv Investigation of
the grounds for the serious charges the following article
from the Ddrio Espanoi brings against the Minister of
the United States Madrid. These charges have been
talked Of Tor time aud especially since the affair of
August 2Sth which is generally thought Mr. Souic had
much TO do WITH have believe that the subject
has occupied the attention OF Minister'S bot that they
been unable 20 obtain positive proofs Of American En-
VOWS alleged mar9uvres and completely with the , Ill
ted The presumption however, is very strong. that tnr
time past, he has been consprng against ,.
guilty Of Spain. Indeed the information have r. .,,i
from most respectable sources, is such as 70 I..,r
mind but small doubt on the subject.
Il is generally believed that he does Ike E.psrrr,o
Among other facts which give proUa-
bily to the charges made by the Diario IN It
have positive knowledge Of is the circumstances that two
half pay colonies in the army-men of wild and reckless
character, aud who utimates OF Mr. Soues were
prominent in the affair oi the 2sh. Oae OF them when
he the thing likely go badly prudently withdrew
the other remained aud was made prisoner There !
persons who doubt il Mr. Soule will return to Spain
Il perhaps desirable that those persons should prove
be In the right His presence additional enept be-
Spain and the United States and he himself anopd
think, would hardly abandoning capital where the
suspicion and dislike with which he must feel that
he is regarded, have been compen stated by any
very brilliant diplomatic successes"
letter from the correspondent dated September
ls says:
81 fully confirm all wrote respecting Mr. soule yeser.
day aud enabled add strong epce has been
obtantd Of his havin stimulated the aecpt of the osb
He began his action few hours after Maria Christmas
departure he had his agents among and
supplied moaey. From which the eyldenc.
OF this has been GOT may very probably DO brought
nor IS there necessity that should
oue will hardly have the assurance TO return to Madrid
There longer be moral doubt OF the line of cop
duct he has thought proper TO adopt
From the Diario Espagnol of Angus, 80
in one OF yesterday papers read the following
Several OF our contemporaries say that Mr Soule has
resigned his post representative in Spain of the United
States. We believe this statement be premature and
that the truth is that Mr. Soule starts this week ON
journey foreign country. Some suspect that he does
desire to be iu Madrid when the news arrives of
prrca invasons Of Cuba This last also reached
/ fhrn., ,...I.., a.
because We zee it published, now think say word
concerning it.
at appears, in effect that by this time an exhibition of
Fbusteros, organized and prepared with the Knowledge
and before tho eyes agents Of the Federal Govern
inen will have lett the American territory to invade
Cuba Notwithstanding the eiiicacious adopted
by, the President in his procamatons. But although
this expedition may have been realized, although within
few days may learn that the United States have
poured into Cuba fresh band iucendares
we do not know why Mr. SOue should abandon h post
Does the Minister Of the United States perchance harbor
the slightest doubt Of his safety let whatever may occur
beyond the Atlantic? Has il by chance occurred to him
that the esucheon aud flag Of the United States bad not
here the respect aud consideration which ia 1851 was de-
MED to the flag Of Spain in that city of the American
Union which Mr Soulo, when ho rcnounced bis own
country, adopted as his new one!
The Minister OF the United States oud be greatly
msaked and once for ALL declare in the OF this
loyal aud honorable people jealous in the highest degree
oil the national decorun that if Mr. Soule should desire TO
put forward a. the pretext Of his Journey the slightest
doubt of his safety here that doubt would DO completely
fictitious, uDioundcd aud calumnous.
although Mr.. Soule should have been wanting in tho
respect due from him to nation and have used every
KIND OF means to favor projects tending separate from
spain the most important colony she yet retains although
1t were certain he had sought to take advantage
OF the degradation oil the Government now fortu
natey past, seeking to avail Of the Unsuitable voracy
OF high and low Influences although it certain that
be had srven to profsno tho ssuctity OF our reyou
ion to SOW dsuniOn among people, seducing the un
wary aud Distributing by the medium OF the owl arts Of
base intrigue, money and promises Of to destroy
the power OF the honorable aud patriotic men who now
direct the desinie OF the country although be had sue
ceeded In winning few douded persons who failed
TO discover in his aud aattering words tho latent
idea OF keeping up agitation and disorder in the Pennsu
Ia With view to deprive CUBA Of assistance from the
mother country; although the people Of Madrid know
that no had sought to profit by moment Of eferves-
cence treacheous TO excite It's indignation and to draw
it on to some tumults with which 10 crown certain cata
ogue Of supposed insults -evon IL all this were certain
the Spanish people have enough sense, prudence, and
manliness to degpse such stratagems and miserable |
schemes; and Mr. souIe might remain in Madrid completo
" unmolesed II Her Maiesys Government did not think
proper to send him bis passports.
FThe people of Madrid have done nathi,g o,J iii H.