The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-10
LATEST MAIL NEWS.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THz EASTERN WAR.

NapeY DESTROYED the fortress of tustatfyoc,p n
,be entrance to the Cult OF Finland after eiph
tmrs bembardrnent. Fifteen hundred Russian
were taken prisoners
Tho Bri,i.h steamer Tiger. taken hv the Rms
;ans near Odessa. had been burnt Her Maiesty',
ship ran aground The Russian soldiers imfned late
Il, 81 rounded her Captain Clifford lost one Of his
l,,a and a mashipman both legs and five seamen
were wounded. The Russians had two killed and
averal wounded. Two hundred and twenty six
nrisoners were captured by the Russians. On the
IEs several large men OF war appeared oil Odessa,
and sent in a flag ot truce to the town. Nothing
f.rther is known. but may be sure the Admiral
will make serious reprisals
SIX more Russian vessels had been taken RS pri.
.cs aui pm. into the port OF Metnel, where prize
rosters were put on board, and they were despatch
I'll 70 England.
There is a confirmation OF the news that the
Russians losing all hope Of defending the coast ia
consequence OF the blockade, have evacuated their
positions from Batoum TO Anapa--an extent OF 200
IL CUES.
Plan OF OPERATIONS IN THE BLACK SEA
The Paris correspondent OF the Times gives the
t.,lowing as the plan of operations said 10 have
been determined upon, namely, to land 80 OO0 men
n the Crimes. while the heet will attack and de-
strny Sebastopoi: the Anglo French fleets then to
ave the Turco Egyptian squadron in the Black
~ra. and Cronstadt TO be attacked by the whole
osarwhelming forces Of the combined fleets. The
arrangement for the despatch of the English con.
r1cent at Constsninople on the 18th gives proba-
srmy could be embarked in q hours.
THE AUsTRC-PRUSsIAN TREATY.
The treaty between Austria and Prussia has beea
-aade public and its stipulations (says the London
Times however Involved 10 intricaCy of language.
ilai those powers to interfere il the Gar persists
s. ne prolonged occupation OF the Personalities
and 20 interfere by force OF il he attempts the
passage OF the Balkan, or Incorporate the Princi-
iAlics into the Russian domuions However the
most ambiguous language il employed 10 enable
tie kng Of Prussia 70 play false without violating
The Terms Of the treaty the Times is confident that
regard TO- his own interests will keep him 'in the
right groove.
THE SIEGE OF sILTsTRrA
C1nstantinople advices state that on the 15rh
Nagshsl Paskiewitsch, vita his staff, crossed the
Danube below Silistria to reconnOitre On tha,
I.a, terms OF capltulatIon offered 70 the com
lgaaier oil that fortress, and the Commandment was
suspended, On the 18th Musa Pasha rejected all
ierIs and on the same day the bombsriinent re.
commenced. On the 18Th Paskiewitsch had his
ad-guarters at kaiarasch. This shows that the
tou5ardment had not been finally suspended az
Inferred from The previous dispatch 1t is sta.
t~i that the vanguard of Gen Luders about the
3.h experienced at the hands of Turkish diyi.
sou defeat accompanied with very serious loss
d1-tqueutly, however, atelegraphic dispatch from
Bucharest OF the goth ut states that encounter
took place on the 18th, on the road from RaSsowa
iStria, and that the Ottomans retreated to 81
.-fri4 Bridges were thrown over the river on the
diving day, and three Russian divisions crossed.
that Siiistria Is now enclosed all sides by Rus
Sans.
GREECE.
klu. Oyhos doom is sealed. The French and
English authorities are to seize the custom house
md government and viii administer the affairs of
Hs kingdom Professionally until matters are settled
Ie English are taking effective measures to sweep
away the corsairs which infest the Greek waters
PORTUGAL.
Portugal has formally declared herself neutral
sad has closed her ports to privateers.
RUSSIA.
I. appears that at ST. Petersburg the war is be
inning highly unpopular. Count Nesselrode has
modified. New taxes are levied to a great
u"unt upon the people, and usual. their proper
g is placed under the sequestra'On if they do not
-=h up These rigorous proceedings superadded
20 the rishtul con erpti6n which is going on all
u,er the Russian Empire, are expected to have
-uua tragical results at very distant period -
Hrmel, RITA, Libau, ami Windau have been form
s'y hockadea since the 18th inst, and the upper
/ ports no doubt closed by this time
Adyces from Berlin state that all the troops in
Gland are On the march to the Baltic provinces