The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-15
THE PaCJFIC'S NEWS

Il nS VIZ uot Bali lTuIH iSIVcEpO1 llIl the
morning of the Both ut and her advices are there
fore eight days later We find but little in the pa
pers received last evening to add to the very full
Geographic dispatch published yesterday The
telIigence of the great storm in the Black Sea is
confirmed, and the details show loss of life and
wreck of the transport fleet thai will be seriously
| felt in the present emergency. One account saws
| tae of many of the wrecked transports fell
4 iuto Russian hands. The latest accounts of the
battle of lnkermann place the Allies loss at 1000
snd increase that of the Russians to 10000 dis
5 proportion which seems almost incredible.
A We annex some items of news no. given yes
terday:
In speaking of the war, the London Times says
the effect on trade cannot fail to be very serious
but success must be achieved, no matter how heavy
the reckoning.
Louis Napoleon has issued a spirited address TO
1 the French army in the Crimea, in which he
pledges himself 10 persevere In humbing the pride
| Of Russia at all hazards and expenses
IL is announced from Austria that the bankers
| will not grant the Railway Companys loan unless
the government joins W 18th the Western Powers.
tits also rumored that Austria would sign the
treaty of the Western Powers, but that she repudi
ates the obligation to adopt immediate hostiiites
but that she will insist upon support from the allies
Ia case she should eventually have outbreak with
1 the Gar
The army In Asia was preparing for winter quar-
ters. a,
The Cossacks had been repused In the Dobrud-
scha, and Omar Pasha had been ordered to suspend
operations
| The United States steamer San Jacinto left Bor.
/ desux the 10th of November tor Madrid with
Mr. Soule on board.
Prince Menschikoff informs the Emperor that
tle damage done by the besiegers was speedily
! repaired, and the garrison of Sebastopol was in
10 I'd condition, but he admits very great losses.
The allies continue to fortity the right flank of
their bastion very strongly.
4 The Journal of Constantinople says that 10000
| more Turkish troops would be shipped for the
Crinea with all speed.
The statements as to the movements of Omer
| Pacha are contradictory.
The Russians continue in force on the river
1 Pruth.
4 The blockade of Odessa has been renewed
and the Russians were fortifying it by sea ana
/ land
4 SULLIVAN Pacha, who commanded the Turks in
/ the Crimea has been degraded to the rank of
private for the bad behavior of his troops on the
5th of Nov.
The Cars sons have returned from Sebasto-
4 pol.
The Hospodar of Wallachia announces tho free
expectation of corn from the Danubian principal
ties next spring.
Mahomed Pasha, the Turkish ex-Minister of Ma.
rlne, has been banished from Turkey.
/ twas reported at kiel On the 23d of November
that the 10Th and 10Th portion of the Russian fleet
which left Helsingfors, had captured British cru.
sers in the Gulf of Finland.
The departure of the British feet was postponed
1 I'LL the Attn Dec.
The Plenipotertiaries of the United States Eng
land and France had arrived at Shanghai and would
start for pakin about the 5th.
Rear Admiral Bruce has been appointed to the
/ command of the British squadron in the Pacific.
Enlistments are going on In Switzerland for Sar
1 Ia Anna.
4 Ia England commercial matters were at a crisis
At Manchester trade wore gloomy aspect and
prices were lower. In the stock market there was
an increasing crisis
Lord Palmerston still remains in Paris.
hdviees from Madrid TO the Goth, state that an
amnesty for political offences was promulgated on
me 7th, and had been extended to the whole.
Espsrtero, OF the Spanish Cabinet, had resigned,
oUt the Queen refused to accept his resignation.
NAPoLEoNs LETTER TO HIS ARMY.
From the MonitsurI
palace OF 81. CLoUD, Nov "a.
Va the Gensalia- Chief Of the Aymy in The East.
4 GENERAL: Your report respecting the victory of
inkermann. has excited deep emotion in my mind.
action with the courage it has displayed, with its
neIey IN porting fatigres and priyations, and its
~ern cordiality towards our allies. Thank the ge.
hefss the officers, End the soldiers for cir valiant
/ s2nduct Tell them that warmly syupsthize with
eeir misortunes, and with the cruel losses they have
s1perenced, and that my constant solictude shall
D. directed to the of soening the bitterness OF
hem After the brilliant victory Of the Alma had
-oped Tor moment thst the routed army of the
sad that sebastopol would soon have ,alien under
u attack; but the obstinate defence of that towp.
na the requirements received by the Russian ar
- nave, Tor the moment, arrested the course of
~ euecess approye OF the resist ince you made to
Ie impattence of the troops, who wished to make
assault, undsr circumstances which would have
en.siied too considerable Ioss.
me English and French Governments direct their
.lous attention TO the army in the East Already
eesHsrs are traversins the with considerable
ptorcsments. This increase Of assistance will dom
Je your forces aud enable you to assume the often
o.. powerful diversion is about TO take place in
sSo'safsbls and receive the asgrance that from
y 70 Gay, In foreign eogntries, p3blic opinion be-
ines more and more favorable 10 u.s. Ii Europe
oad have seen, without alarm, our eagles 80 long
snshed, displayed with much ceiat IL is because
u9pe knowsthat we are only lighting for It's indie
lesenee III France has resumed the position TO
she Is entitled. and II victory has again attend
Upon our banners, 1t isl declare it with pride
NM patriotism aud indom.table bravery of the army
d, send Genersl de Montsbello, one of nv aides
lamp, to convey to the army the rewards which
nss 10 well merited
,,o 20 the mssntime. General pray God 10 have
NV Ia his holy keeping. NxroLEoN.p
ing sosTon FAfLuRE.--The failure of thu .rt.r
c. efy goods Supporting house of j. w Blodsett
40 beston, 10 said TO be the heaviest that evsr
fsHed IN New England. The liabilities OF ths
are stated At y 300 600, and the asssts chow
,pias o. shout e2e0,o0o Tho Post avs. thst az
NV saeunt Of the tnde btedness l. in New York-l
/ - thought by Mt nth fhs .ST.i-.