The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-13
FURTHER BY THE CANADA.
The Missing Steamer City Of Giaseon--7ac East.
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HALIFAX, May 1.-The steamer Washington
sailed from Southampton for New York on the 20tt
ut. with $50 passengers.
There had been no tidines received In England
OF the missing steamer City OF Glasgow, and not
withstanding the confidence OF her owners In her
safety the serious spprehensions are generally
entertained, especially by those who have friends
on board
The Atlantic arrived out on the 9th.
The Russian decree givesthe English and French
yessels six weeks from the 18th OF April to escape
from the Russian ports In the Black Sea- and six
weeks from May 18th to leave the Baltic ports The
enemies property La neutral bottoms Is TO be con.
sdered inviolable. =
The Russians were rapidly withdrawing from
the neighborhood Of kalefat whilst thew are also
said to have evacuated Little waachia, and Il is
supposed are now concentrating their forces for an
overwhelming attack on Silistra, before the Turks
can be reinforced by the allied army
me engagement near kalefat is reported as one
Oh the most sanRuinary conflicts that have yet taken
place resulting in severe LOST to both sides and at
either
- THE EASTERN WAR
The British steamer Fury cut out a Russian mer-
chairman near the entrance of the harbor OF Sevas
topoi under convoy OF a Russian steamer and two
trlgates The Russians gave chase but the Fury
escaped after cutting her prize adrift.
Russian steamer from the Archipelago passed
The Dardanelles and the batteries, reaching the
Black Sea in safety
Four thousand Turkish troops at Erzeroyan In
Asia had refused to march against the Russians till
their arrears 10 pay were settled.
The Insurrection against Russia in Cireassia was
becoming general among all the warike tribes. 1t
was believed Schamyl would soon be in force to at
tack the Russian head quarters at Tifiis
French Imperial decree allows Russian ships
which lie in ports in the Baltic and Black Seas
previous to the 9th, to unload and return unmoest
ed to Russian or neutral ports.
ENGLAND.
The crews Of the Russian prizes which has arriy-
ed in England, had been liberated on their parole
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on the 27th, opening with
long debate respecting the burning ofthe Circas-
sian forts, at Forkschari, by the Russians.
FRANCE.
continued activity prevails in shipping troops
for the East. Marshal Arnaud embarked from Mar
settles on the 9th. Prince Napoleon had left Nal
Ia for Turkey.
sPAIN.-THE BLACK WARRIOR CASE.
The Madrid correspondent OF the London Times
says there has been five notes exchanged between
Mr.. Soule and the Spanish government, relative to
the Black Warrior seizore, the purport of which
are as follows
No. |, by Mr.. Soule, states the complaints and re.
paraiion he is instructed to demand requiring pos
live reply within AZ hours.
No. ,, from the Spanish government declares its
inability to reply until information has been receiv-
ed from Cuba
No. 3, from Mr.. Soule taxes the Spanish govern.
ment with seeking to postpone reply, and nsin-
yates that Spain had received dispatches from Ha.
vana, but suppressed them.
No. 4, from the Spanish government was so
strong and offensive that it was thought Mr. Soule
would demand his passport.
No. 5, from Mr.. Soue was in milder terms but its
contents had not transpred.
The Spaniards, says the correspondent of the
Times, look on the American claims as overbearinp
and eXhorbitant.
Mr.. Soule was present at dinner given by the
British Minister.
AUSTRIA.
The marriage of the Emperor has taken place, ON
winch occasion an amnesty was granted to four
hundred prisoners.
The state OF siege has been removed from Lom
hardy from May lst
PRUSSIA.
Baron Montefueles speech to the Chambers
stated definitely that Prussia maintained accord
with both Austria and the Western Powers.
The resignation of Chevalier Bunsen AS Minister
to London accepted. He is succeeded by
Count Bemstrott, man thoroughly Russian
GREECE.
1t Is reported that the Gulf Of Corinth is guarded
by French ships OF war, and communication STOP
ped between the continent and the Peoponessus;
that the whole of Southern Thessaly was in arms;
and further, that the Turks had been defeated at
MeZzoro.
INDIA AND CHINA
1t has been confirmed that Dost Mahomed seeks
an alliance with England.
revolution is reported at Ava. The prince had
poisoned his brother and seized the throne
Canton was quiet. At Shanghai there was
continual Diminishing. Trade was reviving a,
Annoy.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
liverpool Cotton Market, April 29th-The vari-
Gus circulars differ materially. The brokers re-
duce their quotations of ordinary and middlinp
one sixteenth. Hollingshead Gays that the demand
has been less this week than usual. All classes
above middling are comparatively scarce and firm
qualities below middlng in abundant supply and
the market heavy. Richardson e. Brother say that
better qualities are scarce at ls dearer
Lfcerpo0i. Corn Market, April 29-Messrs Den
nstown report dull market for all kinds of Bread
stuffs; prices lower and tending downward The
decline during the week on flour was Cd 1s on
wheat 3D., and corn Is. %. The quotations
were, Western canal -four, 37s a37s. cd; baltimore
and Philadelphia, BIS. Cd. ABS; Ohio 37s Cd a3as;
white wheat lis. 6d.al2s. 3d.; red and mixed, los
i0dalls. 3D. white corn, 39s., 40s.a4ls, and yellow
40s