Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-31

70 successful termination tho greatest States Of the
world win later be called upon put forth he
whole strength All accounts from 81. Petersburgh
conrm tho impression that In Russia tho army tho church
and the people hiosins into this all tho national
energy they posses the upper classes only forsce with
more alarm lie pers and It's results Against this pas
aggression undertake to raise barrier to this
ton and OF law. ~
But let no, be ra.hy supposed tina, tho task /, easy
or the labor light Tho civilization and Independence OF
all Europe stake and from the nature Of this con.
IL Is In which Russia cannot succeed without
dacing not only the East but the West into subsection
Tho Russian empire difficult Of attack on It's frontiers
lmpregnabe In the OF tho inferior Its people
disciplined rather than debtaed by absolute govern.
ncnt and the force Of single will snever service
paralons for made Oh tho ryes scale Of which
the Government Ia capable. Confident are 10 tho
ultimate triumph Of the defended by England and
France the honor Of those countries demands that
measures should be taken, and that are led 10 en-.
gage In ALL Il should DO with the full conscious
that No have proud and powerful antagonist
come. gs s.I..
We cannot afford, Of yorc, spend precious me 10
training raw recruits; ought before breaks out
ready and perfected to hand With the 6rst spring
our nag should appear In the Baltic ready 10 encounter
and crush all that the aud despair of great empire can
bring against Those whom We intend to employ for
offensive operations in the spring ought to be already
aaoat aud ami.rze with their Officers their shlps aud
their duty. With men accustomed to act together,
thoroughly pracced at their guns. aud feeling that
hdence which experience only give In their officers
aud their commander, have fear In attempting any
enterprise that human skill and vaor overcome but
there Ii no time to be lost
During the last year have found some difficulty In
cnsng live thousand scamcn for the present require
ments OF the country eight thousand arc wanted-
we trust that not moment will be raising this
necessary force by whatever may DO required for
the purpose the present rate Of wages he not found
sumeient, by all means let bounty be given to induce
enlistment Ite Government comes into the field as
competitor with tho merchant SERVICE and must II Il
to succeed In the competition offer more favorable
terms
Simultaneously with tho .nna.-.,,. ,r Ill. ,, Al.
Monteur published decree calling into active service all
the recruits liable under the second portion of the militia
~ eonscrPtions for 1852. This addition the army
amounts nomnsly to 10000 men, but from that figure
some deduction must DO made. The annual conscrotiop
oil the French army $4,000 but Of that number II Ia
customary in time of peace call out half only The
second portion Of the year. though not Obliged
10 serve Immediately remains liable be called upon du
arms. -r N''N''
The London Times has the following:
"our direct advices from aro n Tho os,h
december News had been received the day before Inv
the rebzonde steamer Of fresh defeat of the Turkish
forces near kars, but within the Russian frontier Tho
turkish troops are represented have numbered 600
They were attacked by Russian force of 600 strung
Tue right wing and centre of the Turkish army for
le defended themselves WE'LL but the lc wing was with
uncuity restrained from surrendering without blow all
the exertions however of the officers In command could
not prevent them from disbandng After the en,apement
1ne Russians scrupuousy abstained from entering the
turkish territory, within which the whole of the Tupki,
army had refuge. We are assured on crcdabe au,bori
W at the terms Of the arrangement to which he .anc
on OF the Porte has been obtained and to which Russia
Seons TO the Turks" '-'A'''A
ENTRY OF THE FLEErs INTO BLACK SEA
telegraph dispatch announces the entrance into ba
hneS on som December, Of division of the com.
.u meets IL was fuly expected in London and Paris
that the Russian ministers would demand their
on It's being known that the fleets had advanced NJ H,
sse The Minister at Paris, had however said tso Il was
mar the movement Of the fleets as noticed and
explained In the dispatch Of Drouyn de Ihuys aid NO,
ppeir 10 hlm SO hostile and therefore he would avail,
further instructions from his government Temnesiuons
eSuer assigned as the reason that the fleets did not
earlier enter the Euxino 80 'o'
Inc Marquis Of Turgot, the Frerch ambassador who
fought with Mr. Saule Sr has been raised M ,bs d;;,
OF Grand Officer of he Legion of Honor IL u,s reno,
ed that the decoration conferred as an approval Of his
10 the Sone affair but the correspondent of the
LONDON Morning Post says that Napoleon reprmanjed
iargot Tor accepting the duel aud that the decoration
which was bestowed testimonial OF his diligence In
inc International copyright treay-was withheld from
him fifteen days, warning not TO eight with American
Ministers in future
Inc National Gazette, of Bern states that Prussia Is
carrying ON negotiations with Sweden and Denmark for
settling common course Of action in order to secure the
rights OF neutral hags in case Of war.
Inc Gar has requested that Prussian newspapers shall
DO hterdcted from noticing tho the Rus.
| sian troops.
THE VERY LATEST.
PARs, JAN 9.-The Bourse was to-day yerv Hrm de-
ael Mt
Tor the end OF the month"; and The aud half per cents
at 90f Soc
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 30-The 9th CORPS stationed At
aud the envrons has received orders move to-
wards the SOUTH the frat columns already In motion
The German nobility Of Courand protesting the Iutbe.
ran religion and oppressed in the Baltic provinces have
solicited permission to send their children as volunteers
and at their own expense, 10 combat for the orthodox
faith.
BERLIs jan 6.-The Russo. Polish authorities have an.
nounced to our Government the discovery Of political
plot, which had light through numerous arrests
in the ex-kingdom Of Poland and the Grand Ducby of
Posen.
TRrEsrE, JAM 2-The Montenerrin Ptmatss conn.,.
prised in the late plot have arrived here
The concentration of the Turkish troops continues on
the Wnllichinn frontier Osman Pasha made prisoner In
the affair Of sinope, has died of his wounds ebasopo
FROM RICHARDSON, BROTHERS, { cos CIRcU-
LAR.
LIVERPOOL Mo, lOth.--We had a full attendance
at our market this morning. but in consequence of the
high prices demanded mers dealers and spectators OPP
Grated with much caution and tho business transacted
was less than for several preceding markets the sales of
wheat effected make advance OF Id per 10 lbs ON the
prices OF Friday last For the had only
moderate business doing in -FOUR but parcels of good
quality Philadelphia and Baltimore obtained 46s in round
lots" and one sale fne No Western was reported at
same figure, this makes an advance Fridays prices OF
Is to ls Sd per barrel Indian firmly held for
further advance OF IL 81 40 lbs but buyers shy
In purchasing to any great extent but sos obtained
for fine Gaatz, and 5s for fine white. Oasip small sup.
ply and the demand far from brisk Dat meal readi
y placed at further advance OF Is Is Cd es 10 quality
from 500 to SIS per load Egyptian wheat held for
Sd advance, and beans for Is per $50 lbs.
Prices Current Wheat, American white l2s 3d. l2s
Sd l2s lOd do red and mixed lis Cd lis I'd lis per
1Jbs Indian corn, American white, Cos 5ls; do vel.
low 4s, sos per 400 lbs Flour, American Western
Canal 4ls I'd As; do Philadelphia and Baltimore "A,
4bs; do New Orleans and Ohio Extra a, Cd do Ca
madam, No. ASA 45s per BARREL do sour heated Par.
tails and Coarse 37s Cd 39s per Dbl Hope Sussex aud
| Worcester, 2lOsa 2l6s per ll2lbs.
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