Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-07
Fore IN News,

The news by the B .c, portion OF the details o,
shich viii be found in columns today, Is Of the high
est interest War is liked faci'-war, too upon
grand scale between the great European powers
duration and results of which fore.ell TIE
has opened aud advices hereafter from bey ord tn
will be regularly 10 ked for with the eagtrest an1i
sy The following of the BIltirs news We tax
| { ON the Baltimore American:
1.-THE intelligence by the Baltic is Of unmista-
K BILE interest The uimAum OF the Allied Pc sers, re
qirng the immediate evacuation of the Provinces had
b en- bluhy well as peremptUrily answered by the
Car Avoiding all diplomatic delay he is said have
replied-the proposal OF the Western Po~ers does not
| require five minutes consideration-t Is refused" This
defiant reply shows that the Gar by alarmed
the formidable power against him. aud doubt
calculates upon introducing element into the
that will perhaps throw the whole of Europe
blaze of war, aud give those who menace him
,omething ee TO do besides protecting the Turks The
preparations OF the Russians are IN keeping with the de-
termned conduct OF the Gar Up the last adyices the
Cuffs of BoEhuia and Finland still covered ain zee
but 80 900 Russians engaged cutting channel
from Cronstadt Sveaborg. The land batteries already
Of enormous Strength bJTe been reinforced with and
ammunition. All the points liable assault have
strongly garasoned out Of force Of $1,000 efec
tive troops and 224 field pieces The Russian fleets
Baltic number over forty vessels, and should the ice
break up before the arrival Of the second dTison of the
English feet ofauy considerable portion Of the French
squadron, the Russians may yet venture fight With Ma
pier; they will still have proportion OF three vessels
two, required by their instructions. That the Rus
SLAMS fully and prepared for the contest that
awaits them, indicated by the notice given the mill
tary commander at Revel for all lhs quit the
town. As he expects that il will be bombaded. On the
reception of the official Of the Car England will
declare war Sir Charles Napier will the Bal.
tic with his powerful feet the combined land forces Of
France and England pres. on to the Danube and the
great struggle oil modern times will have commenced
'The publication of the and confidential docu-
which passed between the British Government and
their Ambassador at ST. Petersburg embodiug the pro.
posl OF the Car for The partition Of Turkey had created
extraordinary sensation in England and France. They
exhibit astounding phase Of Russian policy They
late, in Vogue form conversation beEe the Empe.
Nichols and Sir g. III. Seymour the English Ambas-
sador ST. Petersburg. In Of conversations
the Emperor distinctly intmaed that Interests
ming the Hctionof Russs and Austria identical in
The Eastern question and further that France en-.
deavong embroi Europe 10 in the East in order
advance objects OF her oSn-among other thngs TO
obtain possession of Tuns In talking Of the partition OF
the Turkish Empire, Nicholas said he would consrnt n
give Egypt aud the leland OF Canda to E gland while
Russia would keep the pToecprate Of the Prircipalcs
Servia and Bulgaria. In connection With these docu.
mtnts, is also published the memorandum by Count Mes.
-elrode sent for approval 70 The British GJvernmen and
founded communications from Nicholas subsequently,
to his visit to England in 1874. Tho DRIFT Of this last
nom"d memorandum is that Russia and England having
peponderancc .he former by land and the latter 10y
in the affairs Of Turkey should understanding
how to divide the Rpos in the Of the Turkish En-
pe "crumblirg pieces" Russia and AGstris being 10
unison, the Car considered that II Engl4nd adhesion
could be gained, France would be compelled to submit to
| their View.
rope 10y the approach OF the an important lea
tire in the and shows that great change had taken
place IN public confidence the probable commercial
aud financial effects of the war. IL u.s. however posl,
that much Of h' sudden change the result Of a pan
ic, and that familiar contemplation Of the fact that
var is nov inevitable, will hmeorae In acme degree thu
disappointment experienced by it, first financial results
n; The WsFhir R'0n Star Of Wednesday tays that Mr.