The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-14
THE FOREIGN NEWS.

Owing to a failure of the mails to connect a,
Washington, we received no Northern papers last
evening, and are consequently unable to presen,
this morning full summary of the foreign news
We append all that has been received.
FROM ETE. sEAf OF WAR.
The occupation d Waachia by the Austrian
army had been fully Effected.
Omer pashs. at the head Of division of % O0(
men, with 80 guns, had entered Bucharest
The expedition against Crimea was positively fC
have sailed on the Goth OF August. The expedition
consists OF 10000 men, OF whom 90 600 are Turks
From the army In Asia we have no further intelli
gence.
1.-THE great fire at varna, 500 shops and private
houses were destroyed. Several of the Greeks who
were concerned In firing the town were dealt with
In the most summary manner. Some were bun nj
10 death and others shot
The cholera was raging violently at Bomarsund
among the French troops
The most tempting offers had been made to the
hing OF sweden for the purpose OF inducing him to
take an active part wi b the western powers The
French smbassa had offered his Majesty a sub
siiy OF fourteen millions of francs for the fret
m onih and seventy millions for each succeeding
III NTH OF active hostiliiies. The British envoy had
also several interviews with the King, with the
view of inducing his majesty to take immediate of
teusive steps against Russia.
large portion of the French fleet had left b.
marsund tn make descent on West Helsngfort
The Swedish Diet ha re proposed petition to the
kag TO take neaTures to prevent the Aland Islands
from returning to the Russian dominions.
The cholera is rather less violent at Wanna The
damage by the fire at tina: place is estimated at half
a mi Hon sterling
The German papers announce the approaching
concus oa OF tresty, Offensive and defensive. be-
tween Austria and the western powers, the prelimi
uares are being settled.
Five ships of war passed through the Great Belt
the 29h and landed Russian pr en- route for
England.
FRANCE.
From France there in hing Ito imnnr-
tant. The markets are tending irretrisvably
downward. The vineyards present a deplorsble
Baragusy d'Hiliers has been mads marshal of
France.
The Emperor had not returned to the capital.
SPAIN.
Our advces ON Madrid are to the 24.h ult Pri.
letters receivedin Paris from London state that
royal decree had appeared suppressng the so-caled
formed in the provinces.
The government proposes to close all the political
clubs.
General O'Donnell had decided to suppress the
Queens guards and the organization of the Haber-
ders.
The political afaiIs in Belgium have reached a
crisis-the Belgian Ministry having resigned en-
ndsse.
From Austria Prussia we have nothing new
The dpiematiss have not suspended their labors,
but are as busy
The English papers speak encouraginelv of tbs
Admrals Napier and Dundas criticised very Sc
yereiy by the English Journalists generally
THE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Aug: 29-Max~e clips circular quotes
the decline in the Flour market for the week AT s
Cd n p ana the decline in Wheat 3D.
The same circular quotes Western Canal Flour a.
29s cd ass. Cd. Phiisdeph and Baltimore 30s Sd.
03ls. Cd Yellow Corn Sos. U36s I'd mixed $50 "a
084s I'd. Cotton had advanced 3D. Tobacco firm
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 30.-AH the markets were great.
lY depressed At Mark Lane, on the 28th new Wheat
was quot ed at 6s ass lower; old and foreign q Ss
lower. FIt ur fell ls.d2s for American.
Money in London ia decidedly easier. Consols 933
Trade at Manchester was stronger and prices well
maintained.
In France, Wheat had declined los llI2s per OF.