The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-20

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MOVEMENTS OF RUSSIAN TRoops--oFFIcER CASH
The Russian regiments of guard are ordered to
the Baltic provinces by the 1st of Msrch.
The Russian Vice Commander of SebastOpol has
been cashiered for not preventing the Englishgate
Reribution from entering that port
The English engineer, Bell, is released. -
THE LATEST NEWS.
Adespatch from Vienna, states that Count Buol
has drawn out declaration of neutrality, with a
strong leaning towards the views of the Western
Powers and has given this to Count Orloff as Il.
nal answer Count Orloff's mission has, therefore,
failed.
The Cars proposals. were to form defensive
league with all the German powers, and if the
Western Pow ers attacked any one thereof, Russia
would make common cause with them, and would
not conclude any peace without consulting their in
terests.
The German Powers, through Austria, definitely
refuse Russia is therefore isolated.
The Western Powers are Immediately to demand
the evacution of the Prncipaties, and win compel
it forthwith
The Russian Minister in London has paid a final
formal visit to the Foreign Department
AFFAIRS IN GREAT BRITAIN.
Parliament was opened on the 31st ult The
crowd was much greater than usual on the route
to the House, and the Queen was greatly cheered,
but Prince Albert was occasionally Kissed.
The Turkish Minister and several Turks in the
crowd were cordially cheered.
The House was unusually full of splendid cos
tunes but no members of the American delegation
sen+ p,;ce ~ Of oil th nomatic cnyn.
in f,ii costume r '.,AS' -ffss'.s =
A debate ensued on the subject of the policy Of
the government during the progress OF the East
ern difficulty Various members of the government
defended their course but the debate elected no.
thing, except that all now awaited reply from 81.
Petersburg. ..
The reply 20 the Queens speech VIII DC unani'
NOUS from pom HOUSES.
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by eleven thousand regulars and the navy BY thir-
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land force fo Tnrtey was f,'I,y d;scn.sed t. Z
proposed to send go do msn. in fonr bodies under
pop,'ar,a of Carsro,. Canr.. M.sLn' nna
sier, and Bousquet England will send only small
force, but will pay half the expense:
Prince Napoleon had gone to the Belgium Court,
it is reported to impress the king the necessity
OF acting hrmiy with the allies against the Russians
as beiglum cahnot maintain neutraiity wlthom in-
curing % tne d'spieasure OF france.
me rnnce VIII also go on similar missions to
frhssla.
GERMANY.
To January %. neither Austria, Bavaria, nor Sax
ony, had made any communication to the Germanic
SWEDEN.
The temper OF the people shows increasing hos
enthusiasm. AL extra supplies required to put the
country IN state OF aeience' are granted
PRUSSIA
The Prusslan government has not yet spoken, but
the Crown Prince reported to have declared
strongly IN the Council OF state the necessity OF ST.
ding with the Western Powers.
AUSTRIA. rsE IA
Count Orloff,s interview with the Emperor was
brief. but is not known how he sped.
| The people appear more in favor of western al.
lance
The concentration of troops goes on in Ro su
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