The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-25

| anued without result. Inc hre from the English
s'de had become weaker The damage done 10 Tho
| Russian works wse not much and W as immediately
| 1epaired. Nothing be attempted against the
northern side of s,bastopol. The communication
| remains open.
1t was reported (doubtfully) that, the Grand Duke
Constantine was Ia the city Of Ssbastopoi
The English reports say that the city of Sebasto.
oo s In ruins, that unbured corpses poison the air
and that the comm nders OF the allied army refused
| Aeaschikoh The three hours he asked to bury the
| lead. The Russian loss since the commencement
| Of the seise is esiimsted at 1900 men. The Fog.
,ish assert that Menschikof hoisted the hospital
uts over ms principal magazine, aud that they fired
| Inc turkish Bulletin (doubtfuD says that dis
| erosnce had occurred within Sebastopol on the
part o. the people who wished to surrender, and
| ne Iohsn aeserters say that meeting of troops
'sn occurred to plumber the spirit stores
Inc oiocaase Is ordered IN hs extended TO ell the
u ss'sn ports in the Black Sea AID Az,f
Lo"don. Eriddy, p. M-There is no later news
onoiisnss desp itch received by government from
Sanrooert dated at BE adqG.rters. Sebastobo
octopef th say ng the works OF the siege are being
| htinned On the 18th the Russi IN amy appeared
on the plains of Bassava but the battle which took
Pecs was CT no particular contequsr although the
r-ngn.h experer ced De loss In charge hieh YVES
.epoised by them with great vgor. On the TO low
ing morning 5000 men let sebastopol and attacked
hscs The Russians then rallied sgan and rep 'sted
ne s'taos, hut were again defeated wi consider
The Rattle feet is stil in Kelbay sailing orders
yrg been received. The steamers are fully coaled
and ready for sea.
ASIA The turks at Ksrs and the Russians at Tif.
lie had gone into winter quarters
GERMANY.-Vaenna ad vices report that on the
sth Instant, Austria and Bavaria cams 10 salts
factory understanding on the Russian question =
Austria comedies with Prussia in postponing the de-
liberation OF the Germanic Diet on the war ques
ton, until the arrival of the Cars reply to the last
Prussian note Indications are thrown out that Rus
ss will reply to the Prussian note if Prussia will
obtain guarantee from France, England and Au
stra that they will go 10 their demands beyond
the four points Russia will be willing to negotiate
on that basis.
GREAT BRIrArN.-In London on November OH,
Lord Mayors day duly celebrated. The new
Lord Mayor of London, Alderman Moon, gave
grand banquet 10 the cabinet Ministers and ambas-
sailors. MIR. buchanan was present The French
| ninistes expressed the hope that at that moment
all the allied flags were waving over the ruins of
| Sebsshepol. Earl Aberdeen reverted to his efforts
TO preserve peace and said the allies would now
push the war to a successful conclusion on per.
manent peace basis.
An admiralty notice, posted at Loyd's aunoun.
ces that next spring strict blockade of the mouth
of the Danube, and also OF all Russian ports, the
Black Sea, Sea OF the Azof the Baltic. and the
White Sea, will be enforced. new route ha. been
organized for receiving Intelligence from the Cri
inca, in days and Is hours.
The Greek firms in Manchester have drawn on
themselves much censure by public ejocings for
the i'll success of the ailias before Sebastopol
FRASCE.-The Paris Moniteur has conciliatory
editorial on the subject of Mr.. Soue passing
through France. All available troops are being hur-
ried off to the Crimea.
The following official despatch is published:
Paris, Frday-The visit of Lord Palmerston to
this city will be an official mission concerning the
policy of France and England in case of an attack
on Cuba by the Uned States
SPAIN-On the Sth instant the Queen opened the
Ccrts Ia her speech she declared that she ad-
heres to the principles expressed July 25th aud
that she would continue to respect liberty and the
rights of the nation and che hoped that by the ad-
ministration of proper constitutional law all the
wounds OF the State would be healed.
THE VERY LATESr-BY TELEGRAPH
LONDON, Saturday, 10 A. MA telegraphic dis
patch from Marseiiles says it is certain that in the
action at Baakiava on the 25,h, consequent on the
Russian surprise of the Turkish and English posi-
ton, 400 British Infantry and 600 British cavalry
were annlhlated, 1000 men and 800 horses being
killed In three hours. The numbers given are based
upon.the force that went into the field, and those
that returned from it. The Russians say they took
only 60 prisoners; the rest are missing killed no
doubt. Six hundred British Light Infantry were
engaged and only 1913 returned Eight hundred
Englih cavalry were engaged and only 200 return
ed The 18th Lancers were almost destroyed.
All the Turkish cavalry and two more French
divisions have been ordered to the Crimea forth.
with.
The English feet is not to be again tried before
the walls of Sebastopol
MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 10-Friday evening.-Messrs
brown u SIMPLIFY 8 circular quotes Coton-Sales
of the week $4,000 bales. New Orleans fair Ia
Middling 5 3S; Upland iair 6; Middiing 4. The
demand has been good from the trade and freely
met by holders. The sales included 5000 bales for
speculation and 1000 bales for export.
Trade IN the manufacturing districts has de-
clined
Breadstuffs Liverpool, Nov 10 --Messrs Rich
ardson, Spence Il Co. quote all qualities of Bread
stuffs as having advanced; Flour As The market
or ened with good demand but fell Off at the close
the speculative demand having ceased Western
Canal is quoted at AS; Ohio 46s. Wheat-all quail
tiles have eighty advanced Fair to good quail
liles have improved most, say o.; White lbs; Red
l2,. Corn-ail qualities have considerably advan-
ced, say 3s The demand has been fair and holders
hrm-Mixed As; Yellow 46s 46s Cd.
Provisions-The market is frmer. The Govern
ment advertlses tor considerable amounts of Beef
and Pork. Sales OF Lard have been made at 55s
Money Market-L oGdon, Nov 10 BEARINGS Cir.
cuiar quotes money inanimste and the transactions
In American stocks small United States stocks
also dull. Consols unchanged closing at 90 SO
Harre Cotton Market, N0U. 9Th The sales of the
day have averaged, since last report about 1000
bales.
n WAY TO PUNISH RAPE-Joe Tar the ne
gro who committed rape few w eks since mon
young white woman in Pitsylysnia countv. was
at the last term of the county court sentenced to
transportation! IT, as were are to infer from the
remarks of the Danville Republican, the proof was
'''0's' eu0h d o-hteHcei 10 "uoiiy uisproportloned
to the cfeEce II was a crime, as the Republican
truly ssys. worse than murder. The abolitionists
ought certainly TO think this punishment of Tar is
gentle enough. He gets transported probably to
better home. How fares the poor white girl
DIR. Robert B. jennings died on Friday The
l7h instant, at his residence in Halifax county
He was an eminent physician and highly es.
teemed citizen
ILLINOIS The Chicago Tribune (Fusion) low
comedies the election Of Moore, Democrat to the