The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-30
ARRIVAL OF THE ALPS.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

BosroS Sept 25-The steamer Alps arrived this
morning, with dates from Liverpool to the 18Th 10.
slant The America arrived out on the llth 10.
slant
There Ia nothing authentic as to the sailing ofthe
Crimea expedition. The armament was expected
a, the rendezvous at Balschick on the ID instant
Should this have taken place 1t s probable that the
whole convoy sailed on the 4th. The vessels
amount to over four hundred SAIL besides the pom
toon beats and rats. Supposing that no delay oc
CURED the expedition nig ht be expected to reach
the Russian shores on the etn Instant when the
day of landing would depend on circumstances
The total destruction of the forts of Bomersund.
and the departure of the French troops for France
Is confrmed.
The feet has gone from Led Sund to Narga. b.
raguay d. Killers has gone to Berlin.
Count Coronini entered Bucharest on the 9th, at
the head OF 400 Austrian troops.
The Russians having advanced, Bsjazid 10 again
occupied by the Turks.
Although Austria does not consider the rejection
of the four conditions the part of Russia ca
sus belli she still looks upon the guarantees de-
manded by the Western powers as the only bars of
a durable peace, will, at the same time she main
tains An armed neutrality, and neglect no opportu-
nity of urging Russia to accept.
Intelligence from Vienna to the 9th inst, states
that Megendorff had transmitted to the Emperor
letters OF recall and about to return to Peters
urg.
The London Daily News publishes q letter which
circular to all It's ENJOYS at the Secondary Ger
man Courts 1t tells them that although for the
sake of peace il supported at Petersburg the four
points insisted upon by the Western powers, that it
does not think they are indispensable in German
point OF view.
The King cannot recommend the German al.
lies TO accede to the four conditions IN such man.
ner to incur on their account expenses and obi
cations not commanded by the spirit and aim OF the
Austro Russian convention.
hOQPB
Austria will take this view of the case, and adhere
to it as becomes a German prince. He hopes
moreover that the Emperor, seeing that his States
are guaranteed against attack from the side of Rus
sia, will abstain from every act OF aggression
against Russia, and avoid all complication not ne
ce.sary for the protection of German interests.
This circular has been well received by the peo-
pie.
The Demsh Pasha has established provisional
administrative Council, and named Prince eau
tacwzceno as President
On the 1st of September the Russians completely
evacuated Galatz and 1brail
The navigation of the Danube is now free.
General krusenston has ordered the inhabitants
OF Odessa to reduce that city TO ashes if the slies
should attempt to take it, aud then retire to Tras
pool. The proclamation concludes thus :-"Woe
TO those who remain behind or attempt to extin-
guish the fire."
SPAIN
Letters from Madrid to the 7th state that the pay
ment of the imperial debt will be renewed on the
18th inst.
1t is supposed that Christina arrived ia Portugal
On the Sd inst. The confscation of her property
had fairly begun. The Governor of Oredo had
seized the coal mines which formed part of it.
Mr.. Soule has written the TO lowing letter to the
Dario Espauol, under date of Madrid, August
13tt--
Sir The tone and character of the article re-
fsrring to me Ia your columns this day indicate toe
clearly the influence which inspired it not to de-
serve from the honor of reply. Il absent
ed myself from Madrid because such was my
pleasure. being accountable to one for my acts
or conduct. The fear of being iusuted or menaced
by persons TO whom my presence might be disa.
greeable would never cause me to abandon my
post. fear neither the sneers of impairment fel.
lows, or the dagger of hired assassns. The people
respect what is eutte to respect, and only stigma
TIE the wretches who fatter and deceive them
The people fight but not assassins.
With regard to the perhdious inslnuatons with
which your article abounds, they are beneath my
contempt. / give you the merit of the varnish
with which you have CLOSED them over, and to
those who dicated them the nfamy of their inven-
ton. PIERRE SsyLP.
The cholera was raging at London with great
viruence. There had been 900 deaths during the
three weeks ending ON the 9Th inst.