Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-04-22
Further FstsIsa' ssss per tie Asia.

'nore Son says there Is no doubt bot thar serous
'f1''" e'i't' in the B,Issdier's c.bins. go -.
- .f'HAr Fstslsa sss, per tie ASIA. /. : .
DEPARTURE OF PRMcE NAPOLEON roR TunkEr-Ap-
pHEss no TIE SOLDIERS or AfMck-ApDREss To
FREsen FoRczs ~ TnE DALric. ---.',. 49,.
The departure or Prince Napoleon for Turkey Is now
fixed for the 9th. Marshal &C. Arnsud 10 leave
next day. Tho following .oider or the day has been
idressei BY tie Marshal to the soldiers Of Africa
sodiers-In lew days you to leave for tho Ei,,,
op are going TO defend allies unjusty attacked and to
tho defiance flung by the Gar az tho nations Of
the West From the Baltic the Mediterranean Huron.
WIN applaud your efforts aud your You viii com.
bat side by side with the Epglsh the Turks. and the
Egyptians. You know what Is due TO onradr.-un,on
and cordially In tho intercourse Of camp
10 the common cause 90 the aeld OF battle. France aud
England ssais M other times friends anI allies
The TWO Countries have learned 70 esteem each Other
while combating. ~ .j,,.,,,,-,,.
Hni0S, they command the seas, and their fleets will
feed The army while famine Is in tho camp or 10 a.
emy. The Turks aud Egyptians have held out ..,ins
the enemy since tho eonmehcement Of the var Alone
and unsded they baye beaten them in yevets actou,
"hat WIZ tey not do when seconded by your bat,aion.Y
Solders Thceaies OF the Empire r.sn,no their a,h,
not TO menace Eutopc bur TO defend It. Bear them on
once more asyout fathers bore them before you and
.e mem ies US a 1s'ore We quit fsance, repeat The
,.: q. -. "A. DE ST. ARNAUD, Marshal Of France Com
"ahuer iE-chief OF the Army OF tho las.
ADDRESS TO THE BALTIC sou AKRON. =. -. a.. ID
Vice.Admiral Parsoval Deschenes ON takipp tho c,n
manu- oi the Baltic Squadron tho following or
der OF the day to the connander, officers and sailor
Called on BY the Emperor to the honor of CON-
ahdihg you at moment when your courage NAV be ise
ul to the country, feel the most lively sstislacton e.,
nndng myself once more in the midst Of you As have
80 frequently done IN my long career, a.out once
more 10 appreciate that discipline that devotion 10 their
duty and that sell sacrifice OF Freuch seapen which i'll
70 success aud which rehder proud to DO al your be,
Let your confidence In mo be as in times past mine il
suleu 70 US unite all our efforts tho outset Of
iaOorous campaign and let know in the accompsh
ment Of our task how inspire ourselves with the
ments OF patriotism which DO caused by the cIy o
.YYe rEmpereur!' 80 y
.: HOW WILL GERMANY ACTs 80
SINCE dispatches Of March g. no furtbsr Advances -
any sort have been msde to the Western Poserss
ohcal FORM but, on the other hand Austria i'm srrins
baron Won Hess to Berlin, shows deterplinaton %
strain every nerve TO bring about cordial and spirited co..
operation Of the two German Powers Of course be en-!
f',au IN the interest OF Austria. While Prussia will be
called upon to enter into what will virtually be an alliance
offensive and defensive with Austria by which the latter
viii gain the assistance of the former in case Of heinz at
tackled or disquieted in Lombardy aud Hungary Prussia
V receive the same security Of assistance from Austria
case oil Posen or the Rhine provinces being or
'dsquieted a-s7 &c -.,t. H. - : +7'-.N'-sS-. =
1.-THE two powers decide asserting and maintaining
strict neutrality they car produce. with the help OF the
gwen force OF nearly 900 for the protection ri
their common fatherland; f they adopt the view st
German interests are injured by the stopping up OF tie
mouths OF the Danube, be extremely ~
weakening the power Of Russia III the Baltic and No.
hsps .boshing the Sound duties. they would though 10
sing the assistance OF the Bund, still be able to bring from
70 men into the field for Simultaneous &C.
ton 10 the south and the NORTH
scANDAIous AND CURIOUS DrsoIosUnrs.
MADRID, March 30.-N is stated that the er. Queen of
the French, now al Seville has for some time past been
arrahgnga marriage between Prince of tb. Hnv.a =,
Coburg, 1.-THE Roman Catholic branch IL 4, 10 he NO
samed and daughter Of the Iniante Don Francisco de
Paula The afAnced pair were 10 meet for tho 6re, ,;
at Seville during the approaching soemuties of tbs bn
week would appear, however, that difficulties have
arisen IN the way Of the match aud these are suppo,d
IRON toe recent marriage OF the father OF the bride with
woman oil Infamous character, too well known ut Madrid
by the name Of Teiesa Redondo .-. ~ - -.
for some years past the between this woman
aud the uncle OF the Queen notorious and go Dan
DALI that Don Francisco de Pauas daupbter.
moved TO the Palace from their fathers residence AZ the
Retro, where be has since lived with this woman for
whom he is building magnificent house dear the Plaza
Del oente few weeks ago, however the Infautc was
seized with quams OF COINCIDENCE and addressed imslf 10
his son. the King saying that no DESTROYS Of
his mistress and inmatng that there would be NOTHING
more schockug in such a union than in thar which
Dowaeer Queen Of Spain had contracted with the man of
her choice. '' as'-J .ftlf. IsI. - - - =
Inc King, taking moral view of the .ouestlon nm
proved his fathers proposed amendment of his mode of
@. and the marriage duly declared One Or it,
consequences rumor now says has been the rupture Ut
the proposed Coburg alliance the friend. Of fe
Prince being disguised at the alliance. ~. -,
The family Of Don Francisco dc Paus is famous fot mis-
aing ITSELF Not one Of his married children has elpou-
seu an equal and consequently they havo all been de
prived OF their rights insntes OF Spain Don Bri,ue
married lady Of no particular family a daukbter Of
Count Castillo, match for him one Of his sisters
married the son Of Spanish noblemau, another Hava-
nese Of the name Of Gue. These marriages although
un9uesionaby unequal, be considered disgrace
u but that poor old Creature Don Francisco has gone
Tar beyond ali his children by taking to the altar woman
whose character can only be indicated by the
word that describes female proiieacy, " = 49, 49,
The projected journey Of Queen Maria Christina has
Tor one Important object am informed the
OF the marriage OF one OF her daughters with apefson of
high birth and great wealth, whose has not Yet be-
come public. 7 s''' 90 o.. r.,- ~. ,.- =. .,
learn at the last moment that the Duke Of Alba and
the Countess do MONTH had out to- day for Paris
Taken in connection with the GOODNESS mentioned as
existing between the Countess and the Queen Mother
and With the printed sketch Of projected regency said
10 30 circulated the French frontier and In which the
Duke OF Albas name was put prominently forward this
sudden move merits attention. The Duke is perhaps de-
sroas TO be out Of the way, lest IL copy OF The paper
in question shoud reach the Palace here he might be
shipped oil to some leas agreeable place than Cor
London Times. q. n,l - ~ 20 y
-. ORDERS IN COUNCIL. ' ,,,'' l.aa
The London Gazette contains order in Council dated
April 7th stating that Russian merchant ycsse which Mt
this date shall be in any Of Her Maes Indian Terrific
res under government of tho East India Contrary or
within any OF Her hncstys foreign colonial posessions
sha DO allowed thrty days from the time or publication
OF this order for loading and departing; and met at sea
by any other Of Her Mpesys ships shall be permitted TO
proceed IL upon examination it shall appear their car
goes taken board before the cxpiraton of The
above providing they have ON board any officer
In naval or military service Of the enemy or any other ar
cle prohibited, or conraband OF war, or dispatch TO
the Russian government. t..i. 'i'''f'
Also, that any Russian vessel which, prior 10 the Goth
Of March, shall have sailed from any foreign port and for
Her hsosys Indian Territories, or foreign or colonial
POSSESSIONS shall be permitted to enter such por place
and discharge their cargoes end afterwards forthwith
depart without molesaiion; aud that any such
vessel u met at sea BY any Of Her Mocstys ships shall
be permitted to contnee their voyage to any port not
blockaded. s'vt, ." 80, :. 80
F. FROM THE AFRICAN COAST.
NEW YORK, April 20.-The barqde Edua from Ma seillPs
arrived this morning She boarded March 9oth in lat
Constitution, Com Mayo on cruise from the COST of
Africa She left t1e sloop Of war Dale the North OJast
soop OF war Marion near Lbcai ship Perry on the South
Coast-hll we'll .. ...f
WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.
WAsnScToS April 2O-It Is Understood that the Pres.
ident will refuse 70 sign the bill granting land for the nd
ganE