The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-22
LATEST MAIL NEWS.
ADDITIONAL BY THE ASIA.
Napier's Address to the Fleet.
LATEST FROM. THE SEAT OF WAR.
INTERESTING DETAILS.

'NaEN'-St tNo "DETAILS,
The United States irigate St Louis was at Con.
stantinople.
No active operations had been made in the Bal
tic. Admiral Napiers fleet had sailed from kioge
Bay,
The following lie the Adnjrars Address signalled
to his crews on announcing the Declaration of War:
"LAps u War Is declared We are to meet bold
and numerous enemy Should they offer us bat
tle, you know how to dispose of them Should
they remain Ia port we must try to get at them
Success depends upon the quickuess and preci
sion OF your fra Lads. sharpen you cutlasses
ani the day is your own"
The crossing OF the Danube into the Dobrudscha
by the Russians is confirmed by details They are
rsziug all the forts; but their General considered
his situation so critical that after crossing, he I'M
rncdiasely demanded achievements from Bessara.
bis, Odessa, aud even Sebastopol. The Turks are
falling back in good order upon Traiaus wall.
BERLIN. April 5The feet has left Kioge Bay,
and sailed southwsrds.
Ga Saturday, the Bull Dog. Caesar and Austerlitz
arrived at Gottenburg.
The Isle Of Alsnd is being disarmed by the Rus
SLAMS.
VIENNA. Thursday eveninc-It is affirmed in
Trieste that the Greek government has bought three
Russian ships of now lying in that port, with
all the material of war, which is still on board
TIE latest advices from Cous,antinopie represent
the fleets about 70 start 70 blockade Odessa
ODESSA. March 25.-'rhere is not a man of.war
10 the port OF Sebsssopo 1t is believed that some.
thing Is a7oUt 70 h. attempted against Varna
According to private letter from Constantine
ME brought bv the Caraioc the French and Eng
iish sgUafrcns entered the Black Sea on the morn
in. ot the g6h, steering ia the direction OF Varna
Tle CEerlemagpc was the only ship remaining at
Bo'-0s Ii was reported that this measure was
Canalcca with n movement Of Omar Pasha
Nus,apAs P1sha IS advancing mis- troops ia three
lines in the direction o. Treians Wall The fleets
were between Batchik and Varna on the 9th
HARsEILLEs, april 3.--The news received from
the East is interesting In consequence OF adyieas
eh las
had LETT Seoastopnl orders were given to the fleet
10 prepare for sailing, and on the 24th the combined
squadron left Constsntinople for the Black Sea-
Various runors had reached Constantinople as
10 the force and destination OF the Russian fleet
These reports caused great sensation al Constan-
tinope, greatly increased by the return of her ma.
jestys steamer Sampson from a cruise on the coast
OF Circassia, with the official news that squadron
of Russian steamers had been met with In the Black
Sea
The Sampson and Cacique returned from the
coast OF Circassia on the 10Th. Captain Jones' of
the Sampson, reports that the Russians had de-
stroyed many Of their forts on the coast that the
inhabitsnts were highly delighted at the certainty
OF being aided by England and France and that
they were determined TO shed the last drop of blood
against the common enemy. The Circassian troops
we'll provided with shot and ammunition hut
were in want of fints
The instant the Russian steamers got sight of the
Sampson, they steamed away for the shore One of
the steamers which had a transport in tow aban-
doned her. The transport, after being boarded by
Capt. Jones, was ordered TO make the best of her
way to the fret port.
The Infexible and Mogador left Constantinople
on the 23d, for Varna, with 1000 Turkish troops
armed with MIME rifles
The Crcassian chief Schamyl has 10000 men
under his orders.
The Commercial steamer Egyptian has left our
port tor Galipoli with lS officers and the "materie'
of two batteries OF artillery.
Letters from Algiers to the Both ut mention far
thcr departures of troops for the East but the want
of vessels causes much delay.
BERLIN, Friday evenng.-The English and French
Governments entirely reject the proposals of the
Car brought by Prince George of Meckenburg Sire
Etz.
The negotiations between Austria and Prussia are
not yet closed, but Prussia has joined in protocol
signed on Monday at Vienna, between England,
france snd Austria.
REVOLUTION IN SPAIN!
Forty Thousand artisans filled the streets of BARGE
Iona on the 18th They were unarmed, and when
summoned to di.perse they refused. They then
turned their steps towards the Garcia suburb in or
der to join their comrades outside the walls
The gates ware then barred BY the troops who
when pelted with stones by the mob had recourse to
Il Q arms
The result that several of the mob were killed
and wounded, after which they dispersed
ADDRESS To THE BALTIC SQUADRON.
Vice Admiral Parseval-D eschenes, on taking the
command of the Baltic squadron, addressed the fol
owing order of the day to the commanders officers
and sailors:
manding you, at moment when your courage NAV
be eful 10 the country, feel the most liyely salts
faction at finding myself once in the midst of
you AS have so frequently done in my long ca
reer, am about once more to appreciate that dsci-
pine, that devotion to their duty and that
nee of French seamen which led to success and
which render me proud to be at your head Letyour
confidence in me be as in times past mine is assured
you Let US unite all our efforts at the outset of
laborlous campaign, and let know, in the accom-.
pishment Of our task how to inspire ourselves with
the sentiments of patriotism which must be caused bv
the OF 'Niye Empereurnv
SEIZURE OF RUSSIAN STEAMERS
The British Government had seized two Russian
screw steamers building at Northfleet and Contracted
for IL months since.
The machinery fer them, of the value of SOoO0
also seized by the Customs authorities The yes
sells of 1900 TONS and pierced to carry %
bears the fgurehead of the Gear.
COMMERCIAL.
From Richardson i Brc.'s Circular
LIVERPOOL, April 6
The excitement noted as having existed in our
Grain market for the past ten days has quite disap.
peared the amount OF business transacted since Tues
day, in either Wheat or Flour, has been on yery IL
Ded scale; had purchasers appeared for either thew
could have supplied themselves at decline of I'd to
Sd per 20 lbs. the former aad Is cd to 2s per Dbl
the latter.
April k-At this days market we had rather more
than ~ usual attendance Fridays, and at the
above noted decline, there was a fair consumptiye
demand for Wheat and Flour. Upon the whole
rather more business transacted than the dull
state of the two preceding days would have led one
Indian Corn turn cheaper, but the demand rather
extensive.
DIES fRUCIlVE FIRE.
fire broke out in Macon, Ga, on Tuesday last,
which consumed the offices and residences of Drs.