The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-14

LATEST MAIL NEWS.
IATrsT BY THE PACIFIC

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liverpool, 3lst-By this mornings mail we
have nothing later from the Baltic, Black Sea or
turkey. From Athens Il is stated that King Ohio
b.s acceptei the Anglo French ultimaturn, and has
promised to recall the Mavrocordato ministry, on
condition that the allies do no, occupy HIS country
ICrhey persist in their intention to send troops to
Athens he win withdraw the seat OF his government
int, the Interior and will collect his army IL is
,cpored from Croustadt that prayers were read in
a., the churches at Warsaw, Tor the success OF the
tireck instruction.
From Vienna Monday, May -. the following lie
i.lrrraphei: The adhesion OF the Germanc con.
federation 10 the AustroP russian treaty s secured
4 committee has been appointed by the Frankfort
plr, to prepare the document Of adhesion. Silis
,ria was still in the hands OF the Turks the Goth
The English mail q; MarseiIles brings the Russian
treaty with the Al Shaus Russia promises never
ii the end OF the world QNsti Ia ;H dn monde to
interfere in the interior concerns OF the coun
ify in return tor which promise the Khan of kliva
sccrds ne Russia the right 10 build fortified barracks
m .he districts Of HoUreani. The stations named
viii he immediately occupied by Russian troops.
Infantry cavalry ard artillery have passed Wild.
ain or their march towards Rahova. 1t is believed
rhaf Achnet pscha is about 10 assume the offensive
odessa accounts f the 10th throw new doubts
ON the confident statement made in Parliament of
TIC existence Of a blockade. Some neutral vessels
At Odessa had il is said been chartered to load in
n ncighburhood and that they heard nothing of
blockade but, on the contrary had been given to
DO
the Black Sea unless they had Goals or other naval
sores on board.
IMPORTANT THE PACIFIC.
Tho wei informed London correspondent of the
Nv York Commercial Advertiser, in his letter OF
late date hy the Pacific says that the recent erea,
use in C0nsols closing AT 81 l-2 n 81 : ia owjng
- enormous sPeculaons having been recently car.
red on in Anticipation OF further decline The
public confidence however, is being gradually re-
stored and il is expected by many that more pros.
porous tires not far oil, whilst other entertain
adverse opinions
The weather very favorable for the crops.
TIE lac dryness having been succeeded by very
rlpi0us rams
The same writer states that great satisfaction
i expressed that Austria and Prussia at length
have been forced 70 come into PROGRESSED accord at
las with the Western Powers There is how
ever, strong belief upon the part of many that in
every step taken by these nations, they merely
ajns the ready tools of the Gar, and that their
srlc object i to bring about peace CONDITION q
affairs which will leave him with much power
rs possible in order to re-commence aeeres-
si)ns when he may find renewed opportunity to do
80.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS
Ax INTERESTING PATIENr.-We learn from Lv-
rus that Giraud the wcllsinker, who was rescued
from the well Of Equity. after being buried in it up
70 the arms for nineteen days, died yesterday Ii
was hoped that tine amputation OF his foot would be
tn means OF saving his life; but it appears that his
system was TOO much exhausted for him TO rally
aNlpUtatlOQ
had been 100 long delayed, and that the gangrene
had already reached higher than the place at which
the foot wac amputated.
CAPTAIN GTFEARD-The family of Captain
tii'tard late commander of the TTgcr have heard
.rom him. He is prisoner of war at Odessa
sni speaks very well Of his treatment by the Rus.
The MoutenegIns, 1000 strong have broken into
the herzegovina thus violating the Ottoman terri
tory They avoided the fortified points defend.
ed by the Albanians, but killed about sixty of
the inhabitants and carried OFF 100 head of cat.
tie
1t was reported that the vast merchant quarter
Of The city Riga, in Turk ey.shas been leveled
with the ground by the military authorities in pre-
pairing for defense. All citizens, even women,
youths and old men, were compelled to labor at
the t0rthcatons.
statement has gained considerable publicity to
The effect that French force OF coo and an Eng
ish OF 900 are to be landed in Sweden, prepare
tory to that power declaring war on Russia.
Adyices from Constantinople, of May 18th, state
that the Ot5oman corps at kars almost entirely
dispersed on the approach of the Russians, on
May 9TH.
Garibaldis at Nice Qtsy) with his family, where
he will remain some time for the recovery OF MS
health.
Col. Monte, who fought on the side of liberty
in Italy and Hungary, in 1848 and l549, died at
Turin.
JENNY LIND GoLDsCIIMIDT-A letter from Vi
emma says that Jenny Lind Goldschmidt is at Wen
na. giving concerts She appears somewhat older,
hut retains the trankness and simplicity of manners
winch have characterized her above all other ar
ttts. She informed the writer OF the letter of her
expectations 10 settle permanently in the United
states, mainly on account of her child, bright lit
ne boy.