The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-25
ADDITIONAL NEWS by THE NIAGARA
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

very heavy weather. She VIII of uue ~ poston Oh
Wednesday The Atlantic arrived al LlFerpooI on
he Sab.
Adyj.es from Constausinople and 1t. Petersburg
wore contradictory but there was little doubt that
Ne Gar had refused the last proposition OF the
Wes:c,n Powers and that general war must CO.
cue.
Tremendous snow storm. the heaviest for many
years, had occurred throughout England, France
aad ReGsiun Great Goods were feared.
EASTERN AFFAIRS.
The Paris Mon!teur contains circular IRON the
linis-er Of Foreign Affairs, dated Dec Both, ad-
d-essed 10 ailthe French legations. the Eastern
Cues:inn, The document is moderate, but very
firm Il ua-ratSs the phases Of the Question, and
states al England France, Austria and Russia had
,oleunIy recognized the territorial integrity of the
Ocolaan Empire II further declares that the
affair 81 Siaope took place in violation of all these
provisions Russia having declared that she desired
only RterrEorial guarantee. Therefore, to prevent
the Ottoman territory aud Tag from new attacks
frgfr. the navy Of Russia, the French and English
fleets are ordered TO enter the Black Sea The cir.
Cusr terminates by expressing the hope that Rus
sia viii not expose EQTopeto new conyulsions
The papers suthortstively state that the French
Government dissatisfied with the evasive conduct
Of Aus,r.s and had addressed strong remembrance
!ntlua,oz taat anY furtner secession from the pro
eeeciugs Of the other powers, Will be regarded es
med:;s,ed host:tes, result by which Austria must
be prepared 20 abide. ft s also nmated that France
wll extend aid to Hungary and Italy.
The Paris Pdtrte and Ba4ett7 report that tina Gar
had sYeR orders tor the immediate crossing of the
Danube which forbids the hope that he viii accept
ihs last note Of the Western Powers
The latest adyces from Constantnople express lit
lie hope that negotiations lead to any satisacto
~ result The tfurkish council had declared itself
permanent The Cabinet wss harmonious. On
cent occasion, when disturbance occurred, the Sui
declared he w0ult rather abdcate than accept
s-.taucs s2a!ust his own subjects.
The Russians had occupied the frontiers of Austria
and WElachjs, from 0tsova to the Yorf burg pass,
near CroDstsit. They were also permitted ~ make
purchases ia Austrian territory.
Prince Esterhszy had nos yet gone to st. Peters
hrr NJ
Coustaunnople was quiet. Trieste mentioned
IS the place for The meeting of the proposed Con-
sress.
/: was reported that the peasautry had risen along
the Danube, from liaiat to Tarna, aud turned out
tds Russisn officials
Authentic information confirms the report that the
Porte bad accepted the note of the four powers and
Rays he WI! object under certain conditions,
an ern.stce bat insists the evacuation OF the Prin-
o.palltgs Gud the maintenance of the Turkish
regn'y. lie Consents 10 Congress in a neutral city
toa revision of existing treaties and VIII consider
the PfopHety OF further smeio-ations il behalf of
his Christian sui jects.
The deliberations of the Diygn continued for three
days, ard, when the result announced, q tumult
arose at C0rstenInoPle a mob Of three thousand
S11as. urged by tle Clemas assembled and de-
Csret the constitution violated by the couuciI. Fora
time T-G; unprecedented, and force o; marines
landed from the English and French steamers,
bot reclamation wes Issued By the Sultan the
go. E.ach restored quiet Several of the mob were
arrested end bapishad
Definite Information relative to the action of the
Gear cay expected. Intelligence from ST. Pc
Ey u,
the Emperor had formally rejected the Vienna pro-
t0col and the note of the 5h INST but had consented
to el-uline the Turkish propositions of the Goth,
without gniznR the right of European interfer-
e5cE between Russia ana Turkey.
The allied fleets had not entered the Black Sea up
Il the 2JIh December, account Of tempestuous
weather. The Instructions the commanders of
the feets are, that in of meeting any Rus
alan Vessels OF war, they will, in the names of their
respective governments, request the Russian COM
uandeTs 20 return TO SebesopoI, there TO await fur
uer orders from their government On their refusal
toEstIrn, force will be used.
The Russian statements affect not to feel the sig ht-
est alarm about the movements of the allied squad
ron. On the contrary, they assert that when the
beets enter the Black Sea genera! outbreak will oS
cur N India Algeria and Greece, and that Greek in
surrections will break out In Turkey, every thing
having been thus organized by tue agents of tn /.
Car.
Between the Russian and Turkish armies no move.
nent OF importance hsd taken place in consequence
Of heavy snow storms; bu5 sEirpshes between the
oUIposts were OF daily recurrence The Russian de
BpGtohes state that the Turkish army in Asia was ut
tery disorsanized and that The troops had killed Sc
HIM Pasha ald Gen. Guyon. These statements were
not credited The Turkish bulletins merely aCknow
ledge the evacuation of the Russian territory in Asia
without loss
ABIDE Pacha, commander in Asia, is removed and
succeedei by Asmed Pacha.
Two Frmans have been sent to Serva-one guar
AteeiEe all SeTVIan privileges and the other cancels
al the Turco Russian treaties; but permits Serys
&c claim protection Of ell the powers.
The latest accounts from Persia were more sstisfac
tory but lfTeconeieable with the statement that the
Russian General Yerneloft commands the Persian
army Constant!nople dispatch says the British
thafse TO Persia lad succeeded in terminating the
differences between Great Britain and Persia
ne most extraordinary military activity is mani
Tested all over Russia The Gar had got SUNNY of
A,CQG.G0o rubieg from tne church. The London OBJ
server says that agents the way to purchase
ships ard mnun.tion privately for Russia, in the q.
Hall Pssha lie 10 the Turkish ministry, without a
portfolio. Rzs Pasha succeeds Mahlnoud Pasha as
Minister CT Marine
Much irdi gnatiou felt against Prince Albert
the public voice protesting that he is tool of Russia
and that Aberdeen IS under his influence. The Prince
IL Is charged, berays all the Cabinet TO Rus
sia, Austria and Germany aud the matter was expec-
led 10 come before Parliament
The financial statement for the quarter ending jan
nary Sth, shows u large Increase in the revenue.
FRANCE
at tbe cuetona y new years levee, the Emperor
addressed the Ambassadors, expressing the hope for
the maintenance of friendly ations with ali their
governments. He assured the Ottoman Ambas sador
OF ms good WISHES sympathy and efforts in behalf
OF Turkey. The correspondent of the London Times
reports that 10000 Frenchmen are ready for the
Turkish campaign when they are reuuired The War
Department states that the number of men aya;la-
bic for arms in case of general is 25O, COO.
is current IN political circles that the Gar con-
aDce and offers to consent TO tbs French
OF Belgium and Egypt. The Car had also promised
TO abandon the Bourbon cause.
BELGIUM.
The recent snow storm was tremendous, blocking
ur the railroad tracks for three days
The King had decTeed the total suppression of the
import duties on coal ill further notice.
SPAIN.
The second duel of Mr. Soule which was to have
taken place with Lord Howden, was postponed on
account Of Illness in the family Of the latter
SWEDEN AND DENMARK.
sweden and Denmark have issued circulars deelar-
ing theiI neutrality come what may
PRUSSIA.
The King was about TO submit to the Chambers the
project Of q loan.
4EsTKIA.
Late aoy Ices confirm the report of an immediate s
Per cent. loan of e., eo0, coo.
MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 7-Breadstufs-The market for
Breadstufs exhibited more excitement than az any
time since the year of the famine in Ireland Tie
market was exec edingy active with large speeula-
tive demand. and closed very firm. Flour had ad
vsuced 81. ass Cd. per hbl. Wheat /. ais. I'd per
bashei, and Corn Is cd p2s per quaIter The quota.
hons are Canal Flour Il oils; Ohio, Phadelphia
and Baltimore, 42Gi3s Sour, S60S7s. White Corn,
zSs; mixed, 47s-; yellow. As.
LONDON MAREET-Flour sctive, at Ais OTIS
Wheat Bis ais. for white, aud 74s6Sos for red.
haee setive, unchanged. Sugar advanced Is. Tea
9gist, hrm. Coffee in poor supply. and advancing.
Mouey Unchanged, Conssls fascinating, but closed
ats<s, decline ofi0l. American Stocks quiet.
ADDITIONAL NEWS BY TEE NIAGARA
The rumored death Of Mr.. Soule Is unfounded