The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-17

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I BY This arrival w have accounfs of extcnsive
war -Sssssssasss-l - RnaaiA The saailora of the
Baltic fleet who Nsss stsss p ipdaApite leave are
being called ip; thcse on dcdnie leave he'd farlosgh
onlytilf Msrch Among ne forsi,er arc faihefs sf
families and individuals who have alrsndy aeealed
down 70 civil empsoymens, ,tAsy an now all torn
from the hoaaes and Occupations, and byfheirla,
nentations increase the sItterness felt against Tur
key, England, snd France. t1fsaaaA gfFIFl
The odeass correspondent Of the raadsvy-, q
vienns, wfises:t s.s8AH 4sI ~ ssg s.ss5...s g II
The only ineapsof pr eserying peace would be il
the Porte were 70 send plenipotentiary to St Pc.
tersburg. The Emperor asI know from the surest
source is inclined for peace but his determination
not to take any step derosatory 70 his honor -
the empire are extensive beyond all conception
THE LATEST nKsrArcHss.
ADafANorLE, Jan. o, 1854.
Allthe preparations are made for the arrival of
the Sultan, which 10 to take place in March, Eume-
rous articles of furniture, also 800 dounestics
and 500 horses, have already been despafched-
The retinue ofthe Sultan will consist of 900 per-
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SEBAsrAPoI. Jan. 10, 1854.
On the 7th two steamers of the English fleet ap-s
peared before Sebastapol to announce officially TO
our Admiral that the feets had entered the Black
steamers then departed to join the eets which viii
sail towards Batoum. Since then no, vessel--
French. Enslish or Turkish-tas been seen hefores
Sebastapol The Russian fleet 10 distributed at dii.
ferent points. fFef 80
5s CoNsrANrINoPLE, Jan. l6 1854 (
! Armaments continue. Persia will, it is now
said, remain neuter. s@s "a
The Porte is sending additional reinforcements
to Batouin for the army in Asia. es,.5.s.s !.
BucfnREsT, Jan, 81, 1854. doi
Gen. Aured has been commanded not to attack
kalafat until further orders when Prince Gortscha
koff shall have returned from his country inspec-
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VIENNA, Wednesday, Jan. a5, 1854. @
Very tranquizing advices have been received
from St. Petersburg, ofthe 18th inst. The Gear is
reported to be inclined to accept though condition
ally, the basis Of project of peace The Czar de.
clines the responsibility of declaring war. People
here think that this will secure to him the support
VIENNA, Thursday evening, Jan 26, 1884,
Our Constantinople correspondents writes on the
18th, that the Trebizond steamer, which reached
Constantinople the l0th left the sailing vessels
under Admirals Dundas and Hamelin at sinope, and
the steamers, under Admirals Barber de Than
and Lyons, advancing towards Batoum. When
the Retribution joined the fleet she reported oply
five ships oftbe line at Sebastopol. Prince Woron.
zof's resignation has not been accepted. e
PARIS, Thursday Jan. 26, 1854. &.
Advices from Constantinople to the 18th inst,
state that combined fleets had made sail IN the di-
recton ofyarna. The Russians were cruising of
Kaffa (Theodosia) not far from the straits which
connect the Black Sea with the Sea of Azof MOO
There was report that Kars had been taken by
the Russians. -
/ -. 10 PARIS, Friday evening, jan 27 1854. 81
Its asserted thata great battle took place near
kalafat on the Goth. The issue was completely in
favor of the Turks. 1t was also understood that
the Turks had re-taken two islands in the Lower
Danube. 5sl..5 80 Fl. s5ef,.a,as s.s54s
CoNsrANrINoPLE. Jan. Is, 1854
The Turkish convoy arrived without accident
having disembarked troops and provisions at Ba.
toum. "a .zsge5ts-rf-g II Il 49,
The Turks are about to assume the Offensive
against Akhalsik and Pumoni 4, 4Yph
The pacific news from Persia is confirmed.
.t.f s.t ~ ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 10, 1854. &
The issue ofa large amount OF additional paper
money and an increase of treasury bonds had not
yet produced an unavorable alterationof the rates
Of exchange, owing to the heavy exports from
The following dispatch had been telegraphed to a,
respectable Greek house in London: a.a "a IS E
ODESSA, Sunday, Jan @, '54.
Our port Is frozen up for at least month. $
Other telegraphic accounts of the Goth ult, state
that freights had suddenly renewed their iirruness
and had avanced to l05s. lsgst . sss - So s
War was feared, and business had experienced a
decided check. sgtf.ss,r sstEsaig. sf'f{ 5aef
LoNDoN-THE CABINET COUNCILS.
The Cabinet Council sat three hours and a hell
on Fri2ay., ~ 8 4i5tr
The Times city article says the accounts from the
French PROVINCES are bad, and several failures had
taken place at Lille and Malhouse. SffG-9 I 4
The Times does not conceive that the tenor of the
justify sanguine expectations which may change
with any event an extraordinary position is apt to