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

q Gen. dHaIier.. accompanied by Earl Gray, the
b secretary OF the Eugsh Legation left for Stock.
holm with the view, it is supposed of urging Swe.
n den 10 declare herself on the Western Powers
on the 2lst, NJ Magenta Minister to Stockholm.
q had al interview with the King of Sweden
s. The bay of varna is filled with vessels of all
u descriptions to the number OF FIVE hundred
large dee: OF transports had assembled at Ruts.
81 chuck.
I,is saii that 40 900 Russian troops areIencamped
81 a ouud Sebsetopol.
The French division under Gen. Corrobcrt lost
1000 men by cholera
ships OF war and transports still proceeding
towards the Black Sea. Their object was Kept
secret
The expedition of the allied forces, intended for
81 Sebastopoi, numbers 60 900 men
Paris correspondent OF the Globe says that the
great mortality ia the French army in the East has
8 been much exaggerated
Russia is about to concentrate her troops on the
81 frontiers
Prince Napoleon Is Ill with the fever
Russia has prohibited the export of grain into
Austria
One thousand Russian troops captured at Bomar
q sund were embarked for Brest Another thousand
& was disposed OF by Admiral Napier.
An armed Instruction oil Mussemen had broken
out at Damascus, but was soon quelled by the art
lerT.
and Galatz.
Isl The French forces intended for Adrauople were
ordered TO return 10 Galpol in consequence OF the
81 prevalence of cholera.
81 the Aland Islands by twenty thousand Swedes.-
8 Should these negotiations be unsuccessful, it is
stated that the fertilization will be blown up the
81 hrst of September.
3 The second division of the French army will
~ winter at Stockholm
9 Not word is known al Vienna certain 10 regard
TO the Russian counter propositions spoken of at
d Berlin.
u reply TO the Vienna note not expected be-
q fore the beginning OF September.
q number of the allied ships were seen sailing In
Il of
q The lates, advices state Gov KIapka will return
to switzerland, as the Turkish government refused
TO give him a command
d Austria has proclaimed the Gulf of Cauars with
4 its bays and anchoring grounds, ports Of No
a foreign vessel of war 10 permitted to enter II any
ship of war is driven in by stress of weather. she
must leave within seven days Austria has now three
q war ports in the Adriatic--POa Lisa and Cartaro
THE CAPTURE BoMARsUND.
The English papers by this arrival are full OF
gloriication over the capture of Bomarsund. They
say that a more gallant and brilliant operation
has seldom occurred"
The accounts show incontroverti5ly that the al
lied force was very much larger than the Russian
the former numbering ii 900 land forces, am ID
ships of war; the latter certainly under 30Ol-
The Russians, both officers and private fought
with distinguished bravery and skill. The Colonel
Commandant received two bayonet wounds. The
commandment tn-chief was Col. BSdiSco, brother of
the late Count Bodisco Minister at Washington.
Thanksgiving has been offered up by the victors
III all the churches of the Islands, not forgetting
pray Iot fICtoFid anu NdfotOu
AUSTRIA.
circular, 1t is said has been forwarded by Aus.
tria 10 her foreign diplomatic agents, in which she
says that although the position of Austria is consid
erably changed by the evacuation of the Principal
Ties the war continues between Russia the one
side and England France aud the Porte on the 9th.
err That all treaties between Russia and the Porte
have been abrogated by the present war and have
not rsganed validity by the evacuation of the Prin-
cipates.
For the present, Austria will maintain an armed
neutrality.
If the above be correctly quoted it indicates a
more Straightforward policy, the part of Austria
which cannot be without considerable influence
on the war.
TIKI AUsTRIAss IN wALLAcHrA
VIENNA, August 22.-The Austrians entered Wal.
lacha on the Goth the whole corps of observation
will have passed the frontier by the 23d Two bri-
gades marched from Hermsnnstadt and another
from kronstadt.
Bucharest, krajova and Lesser Waachia are to
be occupied. The advanced guard reached Bucha-
rest on the 9th of September. Three brisades of
the army commanded by Count Caronini are
preparing for similar movement into Moldavia
Count Caronini is the commander-in-chief OF the
Army of Occupation
TIKI DANUBE.
According TO Austrian Hdvices, Geouiring coufr.
mat1oD) 40 900 French and English had to the 13th
embarked at Varna II So they had disembarked,
tor the expedition against the Crimea Is certainly
postponed temporarily.
Tho Turks are concentrating considerable force
on the JaloniiZa but the Austrians having length
entered The Prucipalities Is likely any battle
OF Importance will be fought Bucharest Ia now
esrrisoned by 5000 Turkish troops. Mr.. Colqu-
houn the British Consul, has resumed his functions
at Bucharest.
The Russians still remain on the Sereth and Pruth
line few regiments have re-crosBed the Pruth
as have all the sick and wounded On the 9th the
sreuz sperre, or mutual closing OF the frontier, be
gan between Austria and Russia
From Odessa August 18th, it Is stated that band
OF Caucasian mountaineers, commanded by son
OF Schamyl, made razes into the province of Tit
Ills They sacked several places put some person.
to death, and carried off a Russian Generals wife,
and her sister, the Princess Orbelian The news
had caused panic Tiffis.
There is reason to believe that the Turkish army
In Asia has met with decisive defeat Vienna
despatch states, but without date that General Be-
butoh had attacked and signay routed the main
body OF the Turks under the walls of kars The
Russans say they killed 5000 Turks, took 1000 pri
foners, including "a staff and other officers and
captured ID guns, with immense amount of
military stores. The shattered remains of the
Turkish force had dispersed. This is, however
from a Russian source.
GREAT FIRE AT vARNA
There has been a dreadful fire at Varna-one-
third of the town was devastated The powder
magazine was saved with much difficulty. Great
approximations were felt lest its contents should be
come ignited. The confagration Is believed TO have
been caused by Greek incendiaries.
THE BATTLE IN ASIA.
The Russian accounts say that at the battle OF
Kars, in Asia their forces took % 600 Turks prison
ers, and that 5000 of the Turkish army were
lett dead upon the field. This report is probably
much exaggerated
SPAIN
The latest news from Spain is of gloomy cha.
racter.
The streets of Madrid were deserted. None but
the National Guard and the followers of Pache ro
could be met.
1t is said that the military will contrive to let
Christina leavethe country in safety.
Several provisional juntas are in fierce opposi.
ton To each other. Other clubs are being organi-
zed for various purposes.
The acts of the government arc being freely dis.
cussed
The DEGREES of the Queen are tranpled under
foot.
Catalonia has become place OF resort for VIC
lent political refugees.
Movements are foot at CadiZ, Malaga and
other places TO effect another revolution which il Is
believed the government will be unable to resist
Queen Isabella left the Palace on the 18th and
drove on the Padre. Few acclamations greeted
her. Qceen Christina Is s,i onceaed In The Pa.
lace, with the Duke de Rianzares Her children
have quilted Madrid; three have already passed
through Bayonno, and the others were expected