The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-09
LATEST MAIL NEWS.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS BY THE
ARCTIC

There is no war news Of any special interest,
nothing decisive having taken place
There is a complete accord between the four pow.
rrs--England, France, Austria and Prussia
TIE sKAr OF WAR.
The Russians were endcavoring TO cut Of com.
muuication between varna and Silisria
The combined fleets were still cruising before
Sebastopel.
Its confirmed that a protocol had been signed by
the four powers TO maintain the integrity of Tur-
key Austria and Prussia will now demand that
Russia shall evacuate the Turkish territory and
accordingly the drait of note to Russia has been
sent by the Vienna conference TO Berlin tor appro
val by the Prussisn government
According 10 adyices from Frankfort the Nina
tiers from Austria and Prussia have presented to
the Diet tie oiEt declaration of these powers an
nouncng the continued cordially OF the Four
Powers. and declaring that prolongation of the
struggle between Russia and Turkey must consti.
tute change TO Germany. Alter submitting this
declaration, the five Protocols OF the Vienna Con.
terence were laid before the Diet The Aus.
iro Prussisn treaty was notified to the Assembly,
sud the other German States invited TO adhere
IL IT,
There was nothing later from Setria
an English division was to embark at CONSTANT
ncple for Vsrns, and French force was TO march
the Balkans on the 25th. The Russians were
lnanHuveriug 10 cut Oft all communications be.
tween Narna and Sistria.
On the llth the allied fleets were still of sehas
iopol
Gen Foreys division of French troops left Malta
the 22d, In IA steamers, to take possession of
Athens.
ENGLAND.
Tie Parliament explanations had been given res
pecung the various incidents of the war Lord
Clarendon stated that the treaty between Austria
aud Prussia would be laid before Parliament as
soon as the protocol containing it she ud be receiy
ed. He further stated that papers would be laid
beiore the house to show that coercive measures
against Greece were necessary, and finally that the
--latest intelligence received by the British govern.
ment was that Persia will remain neural In the
Turkish war.
Sir James Graham admitted that the Tiger steam
trigate had gone ashore and been captured by the
Russians. He also stated the Russian ports
IN the Baltic and Black Seas had been blocka2ed
but 81 present there was intention On the part
Of tie allies to blockade Arehangel or the White
Sea.
MT. Buchanan transacted business at the Foreign
Office on the 26.h.
GENERAL NEWS
The general political news is not very important
There had been farther fighting of moment Ii
was stated that the French army in Turkey was to
he augmented to 10000 men. The English forces
also to be increased.
protocol has been signed by the representa-.
tiyes Of the four powers asserting determination
10 maintain the integrity of Turkey 1t is stated
that Austria and Prussia will deniaud the eyacua-
ton Of the Tdrkish principalties by the Russians
Prussia has suspended the cannonading of Silis-
tria.
i treaty between Austria and Prussia is soon to
be laid before the British Parliament which, it is
said will be of high Importance
The Minister'S OF Austria and Prussia on the 25th
presented 70 the Diet joint declaratio announcing
:; cir continued cordially and that OF the four pow
srs and declaring that the proongation of the struc
ne between Russia and Turkey dangerous to
1sf permanent Interests Of Germany, and that the
interests Of the Turks must DE maintained
The sllics, it Is said do not design at present to
blockade Russian ports ia the Black Sea
England and France were quiet.
Persia remains neutral.