The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-27
,LATES Il NJ AT + NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THH EURopA

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8 THREE DAYS AFTER FROM EUROPE. =
NEW yonx, Feb. es.--The Europa brings Liver.
pool dscs 10 the llth inst. being three days later
than the accounts By the BaItic and iiftyesvcnpss-
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% deel.ive change had taken place in the Eastern
question. ats ssla Il ~ a $50. a.fsss 49,
rtassi4 aae THE EASTERN QUESTION y sas9ss
The Governments Of France and England confins
ne to make active preparations for prosecuting the
war in the East e5f sss'f 's9A r
The Turkish Cabinet had been dismissed. and
one more In favor OF compromise with Russia had
been formed. yss.s.4s4 -fssF D sse saarfss9a
. A dispatch from Vienna states that Count orloif
lett that city on the sh, for Il PETERSBURG taking
with him the most positive assurance that both
Austria and Prussia would remain neutral !,
Although the Russian Envoy had offered to give
up all pretension to treat with Turkey alone, his
new propositions had been rejected tesf 4
The Epelish Ambassador wes very positive in
consequence ofexpress instructions he had received
from home on the subject - f.+ tH p r y
The Russian army of occupation is represented
ina mos p,isble condition being 30, 600 men weak
er than when Il crossed the Pruth.
A dispatch from Vienna, dated Wednesday morn
Ing, states that negotiations for peace were still so.
Ing on. s. .l... 4esss .lr@ 81 ses5 lttv gs.7 7e
The Emperor of France had sent an autograph
letter to the Gar, in which he makes last appeal
to the good sense of Nicholas.
Omar pachtI Isdtbeen entirely restoredlto health.
4 WaIlachian General, two or three Americans
aud several French and Swedish officers had ar
rived at head quarters to take service In the Otto
man army. -.st -7ao RI
Large achievements have marched from Sophia
for kalsiat where already army of q, 600 men
has assembled. They are provided with numerous
and excellent trains Of artillery.
Before the entry of the allied heets into the black
Sea- Russian cruisers were constantly on observa-
ton on the coast but since their arrival the latter
have entirely disappeared. af.T r-teg.'
The Turks had complete possession of Euxeine.
The combined fleets re-entered the Black Sea on
the 2sth. ,.3 90 -f741- PA s-ff'.t
The military operations in Asia had been sus
pended. 90 s4r
vast conspiracy to raise an insurrection among
the Greeks on the banks Of the Danube, had been
3 discovered. Four hundred insurgents had sworn
TO die in defence of the Cross and the Greek
Charch ans ..ssr ..sef J. r
sanguinary action had taken placeat Guirgers
with great loss OF life. Three thousand Turks hay
ing crossed the Danube, they drove in the Russian
advanced posts and they, after attacking the town.
retired.
Letters from tn e Dauubian Prncipaites give the
most deplorable picture OF the misery which exists
b. among the agricul tural population, who have been
torn from their no uses by the invaders, and com.
PEELED to transport troops and build barracks and
perform other fore ed duties. The disasters of a
portion of the Wala chan population were so great
that they eigrat NC in masses into the Austrian
and~Turksh provinces, or were taking up arms in
der to resist the Outrage s of which they made
the victims =-t..- IS. . -..7 .--..
SpAIS.-Letters from Madrid to the 9Th, mention
that democratic conspiracy was discovered on
the 18th ult. The persona implicated were mem.
bers of the Revolutionary Club.
Gen. Jos. Concha had bee declared a rebel.
From THE EAST INDIEs--The overland india
and China mails have arrived, bringing advice 4
from Shanghai to the nth Of December and Am,y
10 the 2ith. At Canton and Ningpo every thing vas
quiet, and matters had resumed their usual coarse
at Annoy. uH@H ~ '
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destroyed by fre-the act OF the Imperialists.
4 portion of the rebel fore es had marched north
from Nankin and captured 1fesin. -a.r.--e
y JAPAN.-The Emperor of J ipan is certainly dead
and in consequence thereof the court would 20
into mourning two years, d uriug which time no
embassies would be received ~
s0 THE LATEST INT ELLIGENCE
The London Times of SAT- 1rday gives the follow.
ing as the present condition of the Eastern ques.
ton: ls--
Ii the German Powers, particularly Austria ad-
here to their engagements with the Western States
the chances for peace in Europe very small /;
but nevertheless, the war will be very limited one
III, on the contrary, Russia OverpOWers the indie
pendence of the German States, is not only in
evitable, but must assume more general and ag-
gravated character. Sc -,
The London Herald repeats that the number of
troops to be sent from England is ten thousand and
that number more were to b e held in readiness
should they be required TIE following troops
were to sail on the sth the 7th 18th and 33d Batta.
lions of Guards; the I'd BattaIi on of Rifles; also,
the Artillery, numbering four lpanies. The Gu.
nard steamers detailed TO conYe the troops are
the Himaya, the Reptore and the Manila.
', .------@ a.r THE MARKETS
The Liverpool Cotton market was trrner at the
close, with some speculative movement. The low.
err qualities advanced l-sper ID. The weeks sales
amount to $4,000 bales. Fair Orleans 63-4 mid
ding 7Sa6; fair Mobile l-2; rnddling 7-s; fair
Uplands IA. middling 7-8 Tn e Havre Cotton
market was tirm-prices slightly upward. Man.
chester trade frmer. - -.-.,.',.-- --
Breadstutfs had declined, but at The close there
a firmer feeling-suppy and receipts large
Canal Flour 40s. Baltimore and Philadelphia dis
9da42s. Another dispatch quotes Western Canal
Flour at 4ls.; Baltimore and Phild elphia Ais 3D.
White Corn 49s. per quarter; yellow 49s. White
Wheat al 12s. 2dal2s Sd. per bushel of70 lbs; red
lis. 8da12s 3D., per bushel. Still another dispatch
states that Ohio, Philadelphia and Baltimore Flour
was quoted at AIS. I'd. Yellow Corn 4Sa49s per or
White Wheat l2s Cd for fine American. Prices firm
at decline Corn meal is ia steady request Wheat
has declined 3dper bushel of 70lbs. White quoted
f2sal2s Sd. Red lis Cd per bushel. Indian Corn
declined 2s, and quoted at 49a5ls per or.
Provisions were dull and dropping. Bacon
slightly declined Lard dull Beef quiet Z
Groceries quiet. Coffee was in moderate de.
mand. Sugar remains unchanged Rice declined
Sd; quoted 22a24s -..5.r asr -'.+,
Naval Stores firm. .. 7 F..
Iron in active request. l5.. s-, ID
Tobacco was dull and in but little demand. Pri
ces in favor of buyers
Inc money marker was more stringent. ConsOis
declined and closed at 81 L. American stocks in
good demand at fun prices. Pa. Bonds s3as5; Ma
ryland 9la95; Virginia 90. t-.. I'D
Lard-sales for spring delivery at SOS. -'4'aA
Bark declining et..-
Linseed cakes had declined Is . s.----1
The Manchester market quiet, but unchanged.
Cloverseed was neglected. - .s7
Rosin active - d" ~ vs5Ge -.
Thestook OF American Cotton at Liverpool was
$4,000 bales. --T t F9d - r.
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z The MARTHA WASHINGTON CAsE.-The follow
ing dispatch dated Cincinnati Feb. 49, gives all the
particulars yet received relating the late proceed.
lhgs in this remarkable case: 80 5sa 49,
The Martha Washington conspirators have been
re arrested on requisition from the Governor of
Arkansas, causing great excitement 0Kissane and
Others, who have been stopping at the Walnut
street House, attacked Robert Shaw, who was
witness against them in the late trial. beating him
severely In the bar room OF the hotel This caused
much bitterness towards thenlin the community