The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-06
FoRxlGN fNTELLfGENcE.
INTERESTING DETAILS BY THE PACIFIC

FOREIGN lNTELLfdENcE.
DETAILS BY the PACIFIC
scme addis1cAal lnSosmasion has bees received,
relative b ~ capture Of Bomersund, from which
4 appears shAk the heavy artillery destroyed TIVE
forts. and that amongst the prisoners arr
General Bodisco, The Governor, and Turuhielm .ne
Vice Governor Of the fortress. The bombardms"
lasted from A. on the 18th, until P y. on 'ns
following day Il 10 reported but Il 10 to De nopeo
the report b not true that the Russians psew w
fort containing some State prisoners, ana a'so inc
Advices from Jsmv. lust received via Vienna.
state that the Russian troops WIZ nave fee'osse'
the Pruth by 1st of September.
oixtv thousand Russians were aoout to De con-
ceutrated the right bank Of sns rsnfh under 40
on the Danube, which would be sacrificed BY the
evacus,ion Of Gslaiz
The report Of a defeat Of the Turks near Kars Is
repeated
between the Inhabitants Of the Norwegian Fin
mark and those Of the coasts Of the White Sea- they
being poor and inoffensvc population.
Archangel was eiectually blockaded on the 18th
ult.
cholera In the East. IL says that by the last &C
counts from Vsrna. cooler weather was expected
for several weeks; and as II appeared TO be thought
the worst evil OF the two 10 Get SAIL even II the ex
bedifon was otherwise ready, whilst the cholera
was still raging. there was every prospect OF the
mortality continuing ct nearly equal rate. Ten or
fifteen thousand are probably not too high an esti-
mate for the dead and disabled up to the moment
of embarkxtiou. The Times dwels on the subject
Of the melancholy and inglorious loss OF life and
the extreme encouragement tn the camps Ii In
quires what We gaining by delay, which is more
deadly than battles The result 10 worse than II
We had Lost ten thousand men ia capturing Sebas-
ts,pol month ago when our arrangements were In
HI RI nfo
prived of the glory Of the inscription, Seoastopof
upon their tombs.
From Asia we learn that the plenipotentiaries
who signed the treaty concluded on August I, be-
tween the Porte and Schsmyl, were Mchemet Emn
Pacha for the Porte, and Nemn Aga for his uncle
Schamyl This treaty Is virtually offensive and de
fensive.
A remarkable circumstance illustrative of the
course of trade IL developed in the official returns
Of the exploration OF taIlow from Russia this season
From this document it appears that the exports
overland from st Petersburg and the interior equal
To those OF the same period OF 1888, the figures be-
ing 26 600 casks this year against q 600 last year
AZ far therefore, as this individual branch of busi-
ness 10 concerned Russia has not only sustained no
loss from the blockade, but it has made all the ex
ira price that has been paid to her people for trane
port and which has sent up prices in the British
and other markets.
King Ohio, of Greece, was becoming contuma
ciuus He had refused to disband the irregular
troops.
Marshall Paskewitch was at Warsaw, and In
continual communication with the Southern army
and ST Petersburg.
Abdel Kader expresses deep interest in the war,
but does not seem inclined TO take part In 1t per.
sOnally.
Bou Maza, who obtained permission from the
French Government to serve in the Turkish army,
arrived at Constantnople on the 4th.
few weeks since one OF the Sultans wives died
at Scutari, and was buried in the Mosque at YenI
Djami the ministers and high officials being present
at the obsequies.
Elias Georgiewitch, son of George XIII, the last
King of Georgia, died at Moscow July H.
From Madrid we learn that a royal decree has
established civic decoration in honor of those
brare who re conquered the liberty Of the country
during the days Of July. Don Vicente Gutierrez
de Teran is appointed Charge to Costa Rico, on the
part of the new government. The Patriarch of the
Indies was ordered to absent himself from Madrid.
Government had ordered the purchase of $4,000
muskets, of Spanish manufacture Large sums had
been subscribed for the widows, orphans and
wounded of the Revolution.
The Liverpool Journal, of August l9, has the fol.
lowing:
1.-THE Boscawen, 70, Captain Granville having
received number of hands from the steamsloop
Spiteful, Commander Kynaston, which arrived on
the night Of Sunday from Thames, got under way
at Spithead, with fine breeze, yesterday noon,
and sailed for Greytown."
great sensation has been caused at Brussels by
the arrest of several well known characters
amongst whom is NJ. Victor Considerant, the foun.
der OF the Phalansferian system, ON a charge of
conspiring against the French government.
Another OF the parties accused 10 M. Wander Elst
one Of the principal officials of the railroad admin
istration. The police on searching his house, dis
covered, according to EtoiLe Belge a box contain.
volver; but this statement has been since contra
dicted by the Journal de Bruzelles, and the con-
tents described as being merely some small bomb
Shells daggers, &c. The box had been sent from
Il lann hvyo DnIif 1Rp f1oAA
The Independence Beige ofthe 18th, contains the
following additional particulars respecting the al
iair-Fresh details, but still very incomplete, have
just reached US relative to the arrests that have
been effected in Brussels The affair seems to DOS
sess certain amount of seriousness although we
do not pretend to pass any opinion with respect to
it. There Ia one thing, however. certain, and that
Ii that five arrests two OF which are already known
tn our readers, have been made, namely, those OF
M. M. Victor Considerant and Wander Elst. The
box addressed to the latter, and seized In his of.
nee, did not contain an internal machine, as rep
resented, but eleven engines of somewhat similar
character. These engines in the form of small
obusses, and are 30 ingeniously arranged with ex
.ternal pistons on every side that they cannot fail
to explode when thrown on hard surface
The other persons arrested are NJ Brunei Lar
gentiere, late of the artillery, who furnished the
model for the obus, Sanders, the manufacturer, who
made them, and Fourdrin, French teacher, who
has resided in Leige for many years, and who DIES
patched the box to NJ. Wander Elst"
lne Et0ue DetSe auus tne following Particular
TO those already given:
1t j. said that NJ Brunei de Largentiere former
~ an officer In the French army, and who has in
habiied Brussels for several months, ordered nj
Sanders, manufacturer of arms, to construct in
csndary tubes OF particular form for him. III
requested the delivery OF them in letter accomna
nying remittance of sixty francs ON account +,
this letter was the following passage: sAs to M
Victor Considersnt, prefer that you should snesl
to him yourself on the subject This phrase il th
only thing that duplicates NJ. Considerant ia th
conspiracy, 1t conspiracy there be-"
NJ. Considersnt declares we understand. that h
only purchased the arms to send to Texas wher
he has organized a phalanstery with Mr.. Brisbane
and NJ. Wander Elst bis side ststes that he onl,
received the box to oblige refugee, who told hin
that il contained nothing but SOAP Thus the stfsj
remains for the present In the meanwhile the bar
ties continue in custody =.
The Princess Zeuside Charlotte Julie Bonaparfe
died ct Naples on the 9Th. She was the eIdes
daughter OF Joseph Bonaparte. King of Spain. and
WAS born IN Paris on July g. 1902 She married
her cousin, Prince Charles the eldest son of meier
Bonsparte and leaves by him eight children. He,
usual residence was Rome, where three of her ms =
ried daughters and her eldest son, Prince Mu..is
nano, are living 'Au'sis
An unfortunate accident occurred nm tho D.,
meath Aoors, Scotland. While uartv of ,s ,cie