The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-24
LATEST MAIL NEWS.
FURTHER NEWS BY THE FRANKLIN.


10Th May
She brought l3opassengers, and among them NJ
de Cue,s minister Of Spain to the United Slater.
aud Mr. winslow. bearer OF dispatches from
spain.
In coming into New York Bay, she got in conssc,
in fog, with the steamer VIM Penn. but no serious
damage was done.
The Hermann arrived of Cowes on the 9th,
and the America reached Liverpool on the 9Th
The WAR--We find nothing of especial interest
concerning the war movements, in the Baltimore
papers (which was not contained In our dispatch
Yesterday. We finish up some items and pres n,
others in more detail below:
The London Daily News discredits the rrpor, tha,
the Russian fleet had ventured for the Helsingfors
and that Napier sgnalled the allied fleet TO prenarr
llr sea.
The Austrian Government had opened subscr;p.
tons for a loan OF 23.J00,000
The English aeet ia the Baltic had been
nv the Prince Regent, Cumberland and the French
Liner Austerlitz. The French squadron did not an
Choir at Wingo Sound, but proceeded immediatelv
I'D the Baltic to join the British feet.
Large numbers of young men and bows were of
.rne to enlist in the steam gun boats firing out for
Napier The Daily News says Lord Elgn's mie
son relates to matters growing out Of the present
The establishment of camp at ST. Omer is de.
s.ned TO coerce Prussia, should she show symptoms
foul play It is rumored that the Emperor will
command this fine army in person. and establish his
hesd-qusrters at Point de Brie where his uncle once
established himself Hewili have with him the I'M
1 pcrial Guard. Gen. Rcstoon viii command the
corps, at Marseilles, of 1000 men.
Persons from Cronstadt and st. Petersburg say
the Czsr was putting heavy pieces Of fat iron
Down fastened in the CENTRE III order to pierce
ships az they sail towards the port.
The Emperor was experimenting the fertilization
in person. He asked one of his admirals to the
safety of the place from the attacks of the allied
fleet I he admiral replied it was use to keep
the ships Of war in the port they would surely be
burnt destroyed 1t was then arranged that rhey
should be brought out and placed in line across
the river gulf, to act a battery the ad.
ulral adding that they right be the means of doing
4 great deal OF damage to the allied feet. II shat
tered to pieces in that position, it would not mat
ter The Russians had 5000 guns mounted on the
/ YzTious batteries
Two English merchant houses at Cronstadt have
been seized by the Emperor who used them ar
barracks for his troops.
One hundred thousand men were at Cronstadt
and 100000 along the coast of Finland Great con-
sternation prevailed among the English at St Pc
terehurg, who were leaving fast as they could
tearing they would be murdered should matters 90
adverse to the Gar. Accounts from the Baltic
speak OF the great efficiency ofthe Duke OF Yelling
toms guns. One oftbe returned Pilots speaks OF her
hiring broadsde, and annihilating small vessel at
the distance ofa mile. 1t was thought, by nautical
men that one broadside OF the flag shin could do
IA
would accomplish 10 years ago.
Sir Charles Napier Intends attacking Sweaborg
fgst, but will wait for the arrival of the French
4 feet.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE LONDON TIMES
VIENNA Monday, May s.-The Oest correspon-
dent states that Marshal Paskiewtch declares that
Little Wellachia had been evacuated solely for
strategic reasons, and that the Russians will coon
return To krajova and subject to martial law any
persons Wha may have assisted the Turks Great
Il Walfschia, according TO the authority, will
b not be evacuated. During the last week several
conferences have taken place between Count Buol
Il thu Earl OF Westrnoreland, and b. De Burguenay,
Il st which conditions were agreed upon TO be offered
JF Austria 70 Russia after the former has occupied
Il Bosnia, Herzegovin and Upper Albania. The con
II ditInrs said to be found acceptable BIZ Baron
Il keyendorh. They were regarded as probably the
final attempt OF Austria to restore peace before she
81 declares herself
81 CONsTANTINoPLE, April 39th-L0ri Raglan has
IS arrived. The Porte has spologizel TO Barsjuay
81 de Killers for some unpleassntness that had occur
s. rsd
PARIS. May Sit is stated on good authority that
4 Russia recently notified Prussia that she intended
IL address an uitimatum to Austria in order to
iyrce her 20 declare herself The Prussiau Minis.
ter replied that the Gear need not give himself that
= trouble, as Prussia knew what answer Austria
81 would return nearly at the same time Austria in.
g formed Prussia that she about to address an III
81 tlmatum to Russia, calling her to account for her
q lntrlgues and revolutionary attempts in Montene-
q gro ~aere Austria was determined to put down the
81 revolt by lorce She also reproaches Russia for
81 her conduct in the Princpalities, and insists on
q their evacuation. When ultimate are flying
tH"ut IN this way, something serious may be looked
8 for.
ESGLIsH AND FRENCH PLAN OF THE CAMPAIGN
1t appears that the hostiites against Russia are
u be carried out on much larger and grander
q scale by the allied powers. The Paris Monteur of
the uth inst announces that the French and British
governments have agreed on the adoption of all the
II mi sXvni
! may render necessary. With this object the EN-
per0r aas decided on the formation OF two camps
The first, of 100000 men, will be established be.
tween Montreui and ST. Omar, and the second of
| 1900, near Marseilles
. Inc English government, its side, saws the
fiohNeurr are preparing troops, and fleet capable
VI sporting, IN case OF necessity the forces ne
cessary In the Baltic or Black Seas The Times
limits tnat both Revel and Helsingfors are to be oc
cupiea, and the Cult OF Finland completely closed
i an attack gu Cronstadt can be organized In the
hiack sea, descent upon the Crimea and the cap
lure OF Sebasopol will be effected and the Crimea
heid by the allied armies. The formation Of the
Northern camp is supposed TO be also demonstra-
uon against Prussia.
FRANCE AND TURKEY.
Inc cause OF the temporary misunderstanding
between the Sultan and the French Ambassador,
was that the latter insisted that the United Greek
Catholics should be permitted to remain in Turkey
d serious Misunderstanding followed, and the Am.
Il bassador was requested to leave, when the Porte
yielded, and apologised.
THE HEALTH OF THE POPE
Dates at Rome to April 30, represent the Pope to
De In an unsatisfactory state of health There were
signs OF dropsica tendency, and it ia conjectured
mat The sangrado system pursued there is not likely
to benefit him.
GREECE.
The blockade of Greece has been officially an
nounced 10 the Greek government. Orders had been
given to detan three Russian ofwar bought by
the Greeks
oRAFis KILLING HIS OWN MEN.-When Grayis,
the great patriot was reduced to extremities he
found he must cut his way through the Turks. But
i he had a hundred wounded with him, and these OF
course, would fall into the hands of the Sultsn,s
troops He therefore preferred to kill them himself
beforehand He administered to them all the last sa.
crament, and he then gave his sound orders to
shoot them every This was done in the evening
oil The 10th Of April On the following night he got
gh nd Il. s.I rr