The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-10
MAIL NEWS.
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Four Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF The BALTIC.
HIGHLY INTERESTING NEWS.

New YoRN, July G.
The United States Mail Steamer Baltic arrived
chi. yporpino from Liverpool whence she sailed at
q enc O'Clock P. NJ. oil Wednesday, the 2eth June,
having made her passage in the sstonsang'y SNORT
time OF nine days, sixteen hours and htty three mi
ndtcs m, a. time by steam alone, and not having
used square sails all, aud only few hours fore
ID snd aft canvass.
q The Asia, from New York, arrived at Liverpool
81 IN Sunday morning June 25th at O'Clock.
81 The Liverpool cotton market was steady at last
q quotations Breadstufs were dull, at further de-
% Ciine
u The news brought by the Baltic 10 brcf, but OF
Isl much Importance. The Russians arc reported TO
"a hare erneantei The Prjucipdlities and corceatra
81 ting ts.ir forces beyond che Pruh
81 The foregoing intelligence is believed to be au.
AZ tbep,ic And la the House of Commons on the eve
N ming of Monday the Goth, Lord John Russell con
81 hrmed il, to certain extent, By addressing the
"a House In these words:
NJ 1.-THE House will no doubt be clad TO hear the
g latest news which Is N possession, with regard to
ISL the 1t hss been stated 10 the newspapers to
M day that accounts have beeu received that the
Russian Government has acceded to the PROPOSE ion
& Of the Austrian and Prussian Governments, aud
consents 20 evacuate the Principalities but no off
i1I intelligence has been received with respect
a any tuch statement There is dispatch, howe
81 YER from Lord Westmoreand, dated today, It
Vienna in which he states for certain, from Bucha
rest that the siege of Sllisria is raised. Cheers)
For the detail we refer to the following summa
u The latest from London states that the entry of
a the Aus,rians into the Prucipaes is to be decided
4 on and Count Corin with the fret division to be
closely followed by second Is ready TO descend the
Danube to Gurgevo when he will march to Blu
8 chsrest NJ de Bruck is to communicate with the
& Porte to the steps necessary to be taken with
q view to this occupation by the Austrians To avoid
danger OF coiision the Russians VIII retire before
d the Austriaus advance.
On the 23d Narcisco Escosgra, mother OF the for
q mer Minister of that nam was arrested at Madrid
THE WAR.
Ill, jodt 70 h,yI ord Lot,
Russell, are the following:
'VIRNNA, Friday Morning June 2.-The night be-
fore last, the Russian reply TO the Austrian note
reached Vienna.
at is to the effect that as a mark of high consde,
ration for Austria, Russia consents to evacuaate
the Turkish territories"
"BUcHAREsT, Friday June 23d-The siege OF 81
Istria is raised, by superior order. The Russians
have evacuated Gieurgero, and the whole of the
army is TO retire beyond the Pruth."
"CaoNsTApT, CTransylvania,) June l9.-The Rus
.ians leaving Wallachia in all haste. They take
with them the horses, oxen, wheat, and everything
movable which they can lay their hands, leav-
ing nothing behind but their wretched paper mo-
BUCHAREST, June leth-lt is understood that
the entire evacuation OF the Principaties will be
commenced on the 18TH
THE SIEGE OF sILIsTRIA
On the fall OF The other general, General Damien
berg commander of the 4th corps of the army, be-
ing the next iRsenority Of rank, assumed the COM
maud of the operations before Silistria; and the
only news dddltOnal TO That already puDIl5aed, is
that the force which was investing Sistria has fall
|: len back to the distance OF three leagues.
Omar Pacha is advancing with his entire force to
the Dandbe and the Russians expect some often
siye operation on the right bank OF the river.
THE BALTIC.
No new operations have taken place. The disas.
TO he British force which attempted to enter the
harbor of Gsmla karleby is confirmed. Fifty ieur
British were killed or taken prisoners. The Rus
slams also captured boat and one gun We have
further details of Admiral Pumridges recent at.
lacks on Brahestadt and other points of Finland,
but the main facts are already known to the public
In the meantime, Napiers operations seem to be
limited to blockade, but 1t was reported that the
British Cabinet had under consideration propo
sal made by him for striking great blow in the
Baluc-at Helsingfors, perhaps
GREECE.
Hadji Petros the last insurrectionary leader has
laid down his arms and has submitted. The insur-
Tection Is therefore at end.
TIE AUsTRO PRUssIAN DEMAND TO THE MINOR GER
MAN STATES.
It is mentioned that the States of the Conference
of Bamberg have acceded to the joint demand OF
Austria and Prussia. The joint note of these pow.
sent of on the 10th June, and demanded the
unconditional assent OF the German States to the
treaty of April goth failing an unanimous adhe.
renee, the two powers would make separate treaties
with such States as would give their adhesion
The Austrian ornaments continue, Gen Hess is
appointed Commander in Cnei of the army of op-
Grafton The Archduke Aibrecht will command
under his orders in Transylysnia and Gen. Schlick
in Gsllacis.
destructive fire broke out on the Sd instant, in
The fortress OF hherson, situate at the confluence of
the Dneiper with the Black Sea. Part of the docks
was burned, and the town with difficulty was saved
Several arrests were made of malcontents in the
garrison, and 1t was suspected that the fire viii
fully set
Gen Schilders is dead Gems. Gortscbakofr and
Luders are both severely wounded, the latter with
hisjawbone shot away, were at Bucharest Esti,
mates show that the Russians have lost so 900 men
By battle and disease, since they set foot on the
Principblties.
Colonel Bohlen, of the United States Army, had
arrived at Varna with the view to reporting to his
Government the operations OF war.
conspiracy has been discov ered in the Russian
garrison OF Cayaberg. and a number CT the officers
had been sent to Liberia,
The following private teesraphic dispatch has been
VIENNA, 23d.-General Hess is appointed Com.
mandeI,ln-chlef OF the Amy of operation The Arch
auhe Aibrecht will command under his orders in
Transyyania, and General Schlick at Gallicia"
geographic dispatch from Touion announces the
i4ua and Galipo, with three companies of naval
tlery board
Letters from EIzerour of the I'd inst, state that
Inc Court OF Persia, considering the nature of he
ie'aions e%stlhg between It ana Russia, had refused
20 receive General Danikoff Ambassador decar-
ing Inc presence at Teheran of the Chancellor of he
hussan Legation, sufficient for the protection of
the subjects of the Gar. rupture between the
we read 10 letter from Bucharest:
:. me eorpIete defeat OF the Russians the 18th,
gay Doth By the garrison of Siistra the troops
brought by Mehemet Pacha to the relief of the for.
tess A portion of the bessgiug army was routed
arc pursued as lar as knsgun and the other obi.
sed 20 IeeIoa the Danube in all haste The Turks
toof seveai standards and the greatest part of the
enemgs baggage. Five Russian Generals were either
killed or wounded on that day"
vienna Geographic sdvc dated Varna June 49,
ato that the Duke of Cambridge, with the first di.
VISION OF the British army, had arrived there on the
preceding day va ~
OuaFtermsster-Ge General Hess has been named Com
4ndern-Chietott the Northeastern and Sou sast.
EN- arry corps. ~
The Archduke Albert will command the Sou.h
eastern snd General Schlcs the Northeastern corns
d secoDd ID command TO Baron Hess ~
'o,aey It's supposedto be evasve.
-" have since received from our corre,nopden. at
ing. FO "~'eu Ses'oIuay even
The Russians are in full retreat to Moldavi.
IN he n