Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-27
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ARRIKAL OF STEAMER ATLANTIC

Tue screw stesm line between Liverpool and New York
vas a, advertised 70 sail on tho 18th. iaa = -
SisHa still holds out There had been considerable
nSotng 1.-THE outposs and the Russians were making
mmsoss ss ". to carry the place. ba, Is thought
at Jasy. 81 .'t -, fs .'H B. -HI---l - : -
The fleets in the Black Sea were quiet. pro-
Admiral Napier had exchanged shots with Helsipg.ors
but no decisive action had taken place. -t.i . 49,
Negotiations were proceeding busly but involved
reported that the Gar has rejected tho las, Aus
tiin note und was assembling force Of Cossacks TO
threaten IansyyaniA On the other band Il Is said the
result OF The Austro Russian note known but was
supposed to be favorable to the Western Powers.
IL reported that tho Turks made sally from sis
ta ON the sth and destroyed the approaches Of tho be-
segcs, filing up the mines before Sistra The Rus
ans serious loss BY the stringing Of Turkish
believed TO BIO fiction a,.rJ ~ -
Admiral Napier was anchored Off Sveaburp June 7tb
behind the batteries 4GIfl - ~ -
Admiral Dun as had teegraphed that the Russians ,o
unfairly permitted French and English merchant ships TO
The fortress Of Redout Kae was entirely DESTROYED Nav
18th, by portion Of the allied fleet.
Schamyi had taken the important Russian ortreas Of
lilis- s...r,. ~ - HN''' 'e''''''
Reports concerning negotiations are conflicting One
says tnnt Russia has consented to evaeuate the Principal
Aho'her says that she has Internationally refused
CHINA AND INDIA.
In the English House OF Commons Sir Charlie, Wood,
aid tnat the government could not confirm the report
that the insurgents assisted by Foreigners had driven the
lmperialisis from Shanghai. -.
The London Standard states that the British war steam
81 hneounler anu U. 3 sioop OF war Plymouth
gagged in an attack the Inpeiiass at Shanghai Apr
4th On board the Plymouth George McCorkle was killed
ana Tour Others severely wounded Captain Pearson of
.ne Bose sandsh was dangerously wounded. The VIC
HO fOur n and Eonr ;.l.
There were no other details of the engagements
oSerisna advices states that Russian feet was off Sir.
gapoe The report that Dost Mohammed had formed nm
alliance with Russia doubted. E.,
The latest from the ship Neutral before reported Loaf
in the Chinese Seas states that both the shin and the
cargo consisting OF 1900 chests of tea would be total
" MARKETS. ~.
From Milligans Circular. ae
LIVERPOOL, June H.-Cotton is auotaby unchanged.
but the market is dull and in favor of buyers Sales since
the Canada Of 10000 bales including 5000 to specula
tors and 200 to exporters Fair Orleans l.2d mid.
ding IS; fair upland 9 Ia; mddliug 5 lid
sales OF hoir are making at $50 for canal and 39s for
Ohio White corn 4os; yellow S9s Consos closed at
81 Ia. f ~ - -
From Richardson's Circular1 PEI.
LiyERPooL, June l4.-Richardson & Bro quotes RE,
stuiis nnaered since Friday, with moderate business
D. 90 -..- .., From McUenry's Circular
LIVERPOOL, June lith.-McHenry quotes bacon active
Beer scarce Pork more saleable Lard nominal a. 49,
Rice uns.eabe Flour in retail demand oply Al 3es for
Ohio. Wheat Sd per bushe lower Cotton i-l6dal- Sd
lower. " ~
PARis, June ls-The funds are shade better. Four
anu'a-haVes VII Col. Three per cents III
LATEST
LIVERPOOL, June lI.-There is nothing later this
morning from the Baltic Black Sea- Nothing impor-
tant is expected lthe end of June.
....r.. .-.g SECOND DESPATCH
THE WAR
The political advces by this arrival are interesting hut
not highly important Accounts from the East are sn
wsrike, but no actual fighting of is reported
he ha
counts.
The most important advices is the fact that sisa still
continues to hold out bravey against the attacks of the
Russians The hopes strong that she will he able IN
maintain herself until reinforced by the allied armies
There has bnen considerable skrmhng on the outposs
OF silistfia: The Russians making immense sacri-
pces OF lie TO carry fortresses with but little
Inc turks throughout have maintained themselves ad.
mirabiy aud will do until the allies come up Omer
Pasha was at shumla; Paskiewitch Jassay 1t is said
that the Russians suffered dreadful havoc by attemptn
aud springing the Turkish counter mines o
Aersha pasha, commander of Slistris, was killed by
cannon ball. -
Inc Austrian and Prassan conference is viewed as
highly favorobe to the allies
twenty-five transports had arrived at Varna with allied
troops. .s-7s.. .-. .-.a. -.
The Russians were buaily engaged terrifying Jassry
II is said that the English vessels near Finland DESTROY
ed large number Of boats and ships Of the
Russians. and set fire to the wharve by which an i'm
mense amount OF property was destroyed.
The whole English light division at Varna and norton
OF the combined fleet had LEFT for Sebaslopo and the
transport troops at Constannope had left for Ysrna
The frontiers of Transyvania were swarmnc with Cos
sacks. WIN 0'''
Admiral Napier was before Sweaborg on tbe 5,b with
fourteen vessels. D ~
It was said that Prussia had sent q highly importap,
note 10 Russia the purpor OF which known but
snrmsed to be favorable TO the allies IL certain coud
tons were not complied with, m ,ITT
The Turks had retired from Lesser Waacbia and were
concentrating Kalafat.
The first detachment Of troops for Cuba had sn C,di
the lst inst. - $3.50
The London Gazette officially announces the blockade If
the Danube.
The siege oil Slistra continued on the It'll without
any important result-the Turks still holding out manluy
and with great bravery.
The concentration Of the Russian corps at Moayia
confirmed va
portion OF the combined fleet WAS on tho C;,c.ss,a,
coast.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The London Crystal Palace has been opened again
with great ponp aud magnifcence and the Queen was
present in person.
There have been several arrivals from Australia but
news rom that quarter was unmportaut Business dull
Gold plenty Much distress, however, prevails
Sir Charles Napier exchanged shots with ain
without any definite result. \
Anairs In the Black Sea were quiet
q moros were again prevailing of peac, negotiations
being foot.
England q,iet. The weather favorable to the
crops - -
France continues war preparations. Internally howev-
er, she Is quiet. ~ ~.
Austria remains as before in her relation, N tho
alieP. W ''u'
Ireland unimportant.
The rumor OF Sweden having recalled ber ,,i,ie,or
rom st Petersburg is not confirmed
Late accounts from China say the position Of tho
pireis critical. Pekin is expected TO fall in short
time. '
There had been an insurrection At Monolo No,h;,o
else OF moment. %
" .e.. MARKETs
rtpo June 1.-THE Liy rpooi Cotton market b.J t,, To-
buoy an! Tone and prices i6l Tie lover
Far orlean. 2d fair Upiands Mobile il s.iSi. mid
dung Uplands o5 sd midding Orleans mddIIn,
Ssd 1he Wishs sales az bales. ' "e '''' ="
HavTe cotton market quiet
Manchester trade dun.
Lard arm and upward. $50 Nv fN's''
Groceries quiet Coffee dull Sugars and Moa,,,
prices f ' '"N"Ee III
Naval stores dull demand moderate.
Iron hrm and In active demand Wool du-pces ON the de-
cline Tobacco was In good at preyiou, nsure,
The money market arngenlan active
dul and urther declined, closing att n ol1.a.
American 1teuriiieH dull with tendency
shares dull N'' -"''""
THIRD p1sPATCH.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT RUyOR
AT the departure Of the Atlantic rumor prevailed that
the Russians bad made attack upon Sistra and blew
up the powder magazine, by which several thousands
were killed. The report however, not credited.