The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-16
LATEST MAIL NEWS
a,nIDITYONAL BY TIE AFRICA.

me Africa btiues 80 pasp enaers =
The stes,nship America which had been chartered
Dsd l,,,r the San Francisco by the Anfarctic, wae
TO sail irom Liverpool on Tuesday the 3ist JArs
's The clipper ship Red Jacket excited CREST stse
ton on account OF her recent extraordinary pas
sage from New York. s. -
The Russian Japan squadron returned from Nans-
raski to Hong Kong Dec. IL.
THE TURKISH WAR.
There is but little news to the Turkish war by
this arrival
regard the entry oil the allied neets into the Black
Sea as dee laration of war. He asks adireiy what
i their intention theres He is not now expected
70 send reply TO the Vienna note until the middle
of February. He has. however, appointed Count:
Orioff to visit theaCourts OF Vienna, Berlin, PARIS
and London, To explain on what terms he really
will treat 1t 10 thought by all this his object Is to-
There L doubtful rumor that Count Panin has.
succeeded Nesselrode as Chancellor.
Quiet tone is observable ia the Russian organs.
but the appearances of peace are no nearer. f
On the Danube osteniatious preparations were
making by the Russians TO attack kalafat although
they admit il will cost them 10 900 men.
C)nacr Pasha continues to fall on the Russians
whenever opportunity offers, his tactics being to
pu, /, out OF the Russians power to fight great
battle
There have been several skirmishes. but no &C..
tons of Importance.
In Asia report had prevailed that the Russians
had tai en- the city of Kara, but Russian bulletin
says that all the troops are in winter cantonment
HuSGARY-Afars in this country have been very
much agitated. There were indications of insub-
ordination, and spprehensions OF an outbreak
Austria is much troubled, and apprehensve of diff.
fculty The whole tenor of the news is warike.i
FsAscE-Extensive defensive end warlike pre-,
parations were still going on Napoleon is under,
stood says the Constitutonelle, to be determined
upon war, unless the Gear comes to some terms IN
due time.
ENGLAND The war question is still absorbing.
all interests and received by the best informed as
extremely uncertain. England continues to,
strengthen her land and naval forces
The imports of breadstuffs into England were.
large, but the demand almost equal to the supply
The British fleet in the Tsgus is ordered to sea.
The steamer Petrol, formerly on the line between
New York and Bermuda, was burned in the Clyde
on the night of the 26th of January She was cold
TO Messrs Burns & McIvor, of Liverpool, who had
not however, taken possession. Insured for 4l2,
900.
spAIN.-The Supreme Court of War and Marin e
hes been recognized, and Is placed under tb e
presidency of the Captain General, Villacampa.
The fleets were last seen part at Sinope and pt INT
near Batcum, but reported to have since sail ed
for Varna
The Russian squadron was off the sea OF Azotf
Serya is much aeitated by the intrigues of the
Russian Consul General and Izzes Pacha, of Bel
grade has sworn to arrest him unless he mind his
own business.
Denmark publishes the text of its declaration Of
neutrality, but says Russia insists on it's es
pousing one side or the other.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday MISUNDERSTANDING of rea
news comes to hand this morniag by mail or tele
graph.
Vienna dispatch hints mysteriousy that good
news has reached the Austrian Government from
St. Petersburg. (This is doubtful)
The Shah of Persia has definitely proms ed to &C,
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