The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-29
LATEST MAIL NEWS.
ADDITIONAL 'BY THE AFRICA.
THE WAR IN rHr EAST.


rest. Prince Gortschakof seemed as IL be wished
to take upa position at Kaiugereni On evaetua
ting Giurgevo, the Russians set on fire severa
vessels of their flotilla.
VIENNA, July 12-Priace Gortschakotf 10 ad-
vancing with 80, 900 men, by forced marches, to-
wards Gurgevo. 1t ia thought that the Turks
would not risk pitched battle, bu! 10 QUO Anglo
French troops being at Ruschuk, the turks VIII I'M
der,ske anything The Turks have also crossed at
Olteuisza, but all details are wanting. One hun
dred and fifty wagons, with wounded, have already
arrived at Bucharest Among the wounded, are 80
officers
5,h the Duke OF Cambridge returned on the I'd to
have a conference with NJ. de Bruck. the Austrian
internunCio
The Ansle.French troops encamped near Vsrna
were ready to enter on the campaign. According
10 dispatch from Odessa OF the 7th, the combined
hre;s 80 sail strong, had been seen proceeding in
The direction of Sevastapol.
The officers of the Tiger, who were prisoners OF
war at Odessa have been exchanged and released.
VIENNA. July l3-Three thousand Ottomans are
AT Giurgevo. The Russians are advancing against
them. They concentrate at Frateschti A sepa
rate detachment from Bucharest is advancing on
Oltenitza
CoNsTANrrSoPLE July . Omar Pasha is caus-
ing the Notifications Of SiIistria to be repaired
The merchants quarter of Salonica has been de-
stroyed by fire.
THE WAR IN THE BALTIC.
We have received from Stettin n teepraphic
despatch dated July b. which that the fleets
had returned from Cronstad to Barosund Diarr-
hoa OF bad kind had broken out. Thirty had died
in the Austerlitz, seven in the Duke, and few in
other ships. 1t was expected that Admiral Plum.
ridge would effect something inrevenge for the Car
leby affair 1t is supposed that the Aland Isles will
be attacked and held.
AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA.
We have received the following, dated Thursday,
from Berlin "The Corresp0ndez Bureau states
that Austria will finally summon Russia to evacu-
ate the Principalities within month, and occupy
Wallachia without waiting for answer. Gene.
raj Osten Sacken had been deprived of his COM
mand"
The Oest Corresponds contains an article sta.
ting that almost all the German Governments have
promised to give their support to a motion to be
male In the German Diet, that the whole OF Ger
many do JOIN the Austro- Prussian Alliance.
The King of Wurtemberg still stands aloof but it
is considered certain that monarch who was al.
ways one of the first to defend the rights of Ger
many against the West will not be found wanting
when it is necessary to oppose the disturbance of
the balance of power in the East.
RUMoRED NEGOTIATIONS.
The Vienna correspondent of the Chronicle men,
tons rumor that meeting 1.-THE conference of
the four Powers would shortly be convened for the
consideration Of the Russian propositions. The
rumor is given by the Berlin correspondent
but no delay will occur in military measures Aus.
tria will enter WalIachia but without declaring
The objects of this occupation will be an
nounced in proclamation.
THE SPANISH RESURRECTION
had taken place near Valencia between the royal
sts and the troops, the former took 81 pr
The chief of the rebels was killed in the
action.
EVACUATION OF THE PRINcIpALrrIEs
Ii Is evident, from passage in the Oest CORES.
pondenZ, that the Russians do not evacuate Wala.
CHA and that the Austrian troops have received
orders not to cross the frontier into Little Wala.
CHA
Private letters from Bucharest of the Sd state that
retreat OF Russians oh
evacuation was taking place with Russian sowness
and would not be complete before the Goth inst on
account OF the difficulty of removing the stores-
Prince Gortchako, moreover, feeling assured of his
retreat under the Austro Turkish Convention.
AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA
Letters from Berlin state that the Prussian Gov
eminent has notified Austria its opinion that the
new Russian propositions offer proper basis for
negotiations. The Gar sent home Col Manteufel
the special envoy OF Prussia, with rich and costly
presents Austria resolves to delay the tulfilnent
OF her treaty with the Porte, which is moreover OBJ.
jected to by Prussia
VIENNA, July Gan imperial decree directing n
new loan has appeared. The lowest amount de-
mauded is $50 100000 fiorins, and the government
will take 800 100000 il the people will subscribe
Inc subscription vii! be opened on the Gath inst,
and Will be voluntary.
FRANCE.
The Emperor arrived at BoulouCne on the 18th
There was no public reception. On his arrival he
reviewed the troops. and issued the following
PROCLAMATION TO THE ARMY.
"Soldlersl Russia having forced us to a war
France has armed 800 900 OF her children Eng.
land has called out considerable number of troops
To-day our troops and armies united for the same
cause, dominate In the Baltic as well as in the Black
Sea. have selected you to be the first to carry
our eagles to those regions of the NORTH English
vessels will convey you there-a unique fact in his
tory which proves the intimate alliance of the two
great nations and the firm resolution of the two
Governments, not to abstain from any sacrifice to
defend the right of the weak, the liberty of Eu
rope, and the national honor
Go, my children Attentive Europe, openly
or secretly, offers up vows for your triumph; our
country. proud of struggle which Only threatens
the aggressor, accompanies you with its ardent
vows, and j, whom impervous duties retain still
distant from the scene of events shall have my eyes
upon you. shall be able TO say They are worthy
SONS OF the cOnquerors of AusterlitZ of Eylau of
Friedland, and of Moskowa'
go! May God protect you
NAPOLEON"
Long and continued shouts of give rEmpe.
reur followed the reading of this address
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
There has been considerable severe fighting on
the Danube The Turks, under Omer Pasha per
sonaHy, after severe fighting, have captured the
Danube Islands and the city of Giurgero which
they occupy. 1t is clear that the Turks have now
assumed the offensive and with the reserve of An
gio french, the first division of which is now at
kutzchuck, will probably risk pitched battle
Reschid Pasha has resumed the Turkish ministry
OF foreign affairs
The ex ministry of Greece are indicted for NAL.
version OF the public moneys foster the recent in
surrectiOn
The news from Spain is very imperfect The in
surgents, however, seem to maintain themselves
under Generals Servano, ODonnell and Dulce.-
They number 5000, and are going towards Andalu-
s!a Some movements favoring them have occur
red in Valencia.
Asiatic cholera broke out on board the Australian
eni2rant ship Dirigo, and the ship put back to Ly.
eIpool with some fifty deaths An hospital was
erected at Birkenhead (near LIVERPOOL In the
course OF day and half, of corrugated sheets of
iron, and 3OJ oil the passengers were thus speedily
put under the shelter of roof on shore
10 the case OF Captain Brock, master and Thos
DeVihe, mate, OF the ship Harkaway, Deyiue was
hheo 10, and the Captain was admitted to bail.
moVEhENTs AT WAsHINGroN.-It is stated In.
washington dispatches that the signs of the times
Indicate great and important events in embryo.-
Movements are on foot in Congress, it Is said. to
carry out plan to get another war message from
The President, and place him in position to neao
tate tor or seize Cuba as circumstances might die
tate. IL is expected that the movement will be
pressed before the close of the session In some form
Out those best informed think that all efforts to ex