The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-26
FARTHER NEWS BY The ASIA

In addition to the foreign intelligence published
In another column, we have received the following:
Proclamation oy Gen. B&dbeTg to the Watkachiaas
BUCHAREST, July %.
"His Majesty the Emperor of all the Russiss
King oil Poland, the Protector of the Priucipaties
of WalIachia aud Moldavia, Protector of all who
profess the Greek orthodox faith, has resolved to
cause the imperial troops to quit the insaubrious
regions of the Danube for a short space and with.
draw to the healthier mountain lands
Z" The enemy, in his blindness, has imagined that
we are retreating for fear of him, and has soasht
to attack us during the march of our valiant sol.
diers. But scarcely had Prince Gortschakoff or.
dered his troops to repulse the enemy than the lat
ter fed Ia a disgraceiul manner, abandoning his
arms and ammunition, which our troops are carry.
Ing off with them As soon as the season shall have
become more favorable, we will return in arms to
deliver you Tor ever from those barbarous Turks
Our retreat will be made with every precau,ion aud
without precipitancy, so that the enemy may not
believe that we flee before him"
THE BALTIC FLEET
PARIS, Aug. 9th--The Moniteur of TODAY pub.
fishes dispatches from Vice Admiral Parseyal Des.
chenes dated August l. The following was the or.
DER OF the day which was published on the Both of
July On board the French Squadron:
LED SUND, July 30 1854
'Ofncers, sub-ofbcers, and sailors of the Imne,iaI
Squadron of the Balhc--In scarcely three mon,h.
which have elapsed since you left the norts ~
France; squadron created, as Il were ON the eve.
Ling OF your departures you have had to provida
for emergencies and to overcome difficulties gene,
rally reserved for the most distant voyages
mo fatigue, no trial, has proved too much for
your real and devotion. Exercises and incesssn at
labor 10 order to enable you to present yourselves
worthily TO our friends and our enemies-continu.
ed vigilance In stormy sea, full of shoals, where
every importune occurrence Is danger-ep epidemic
Influences, now Withdrawn, thanks to God, but mol
without cruel losses-you have submitted to all
aud resigned yoursefto everything, with that per-
feet discipline, that calmness and patience, which
beft the seaman, and that natural confidence which
does honor to the French navy la all lie branches
s. tits my duty and my happiness to thank you-
What you have done is for me guarantee OF what
you VIII do Ia the new phase Of our campaign.
The Russian fleets, In their own seas spnear 10
have decided not TO accept the offer Of combat made
"Bsfore Cronstsdt, our task seems TO have yeauesa
itseif to the blockade Of five hundred isasuss 81
coast. t'As1es "
1.-The Emperor decided that this sbou,d mot he ~
ease-his Majesty ha. chosen and pointed out an I'M
pDrtsnt object TO which cannon and our tF,rs,
should be directed sm happy 70 announce thai
object 70 you.
Tho brave General paraguay d'filiers soms. :,
the head Of 1900 Of our valiant troops
."Ths Emperor sends bis eagles 10 join our ye.sst,
to shGw the regions of the north what eau bs &!
fscted by the powerful will Of france for noble
esIss-tbs right Of the weakest, and the liberty d