The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-26

FURTHER FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE
BY THE PACIFIC.

BY THE PACIFIC.
The news is orninous, though indefinite; Austria
being strongly suspected of playing the game oil
Prussia, There has been no fighting Of any impor.
tance.
The new mammoth clipper ship Champion of the
Seas arrived at Liverpool on the evening of the
10 h. Her fire proportions attract universal sttcn-
ton.
Continental sdvces of the past week regarding
the prospects of the harvest have been highly salts
factory.
BRITAIN.
No,hInc of importance in Parliament. In the
House of Commons Mr.. Isaac Butt gave notice OF
a motion to enquire IL the government was aware
81 the pressnce in London OF Count Pahtan, an &C.
tive Russian dipona.ist, and il co. whether bis pres
epce In England Is sanctioned by the government
THE WAR.
Moro AaStriaA Negotiations Eih Russia -Tele-
0rsphic dispatches from Vienna of the sth and 9th
state that unsatisfactory as are the Russian propo-
s,iinns hrought by Prince Gortscakof brother of
the General TO Vienna. the Austrian Government
tss returned to the work Of negotiation. Gortsca-
ko4 had an audience Of the Austrian Emperor on
the sih. II Is not expected that the negotiations
rau enter into their next phase under fortnight
Meanwhile Austria undertakes to enter the
Turkish principslities. The Car. however is
marching fresh troops into Moldavis.
It's rumored that Prussia Influenced Austria TO
deter the advance OF the Austrian army into Wal.
lschia.
THE CARS REPLY TO PRUSSIA
The New Prussan Gazette gives the following de-
tails of the answer of the Gear, brought by Colo.
lei Mauteutiel.
lst Russia accepts the common protection of the
Christians such rs the four Aowers have decided it
in the protocols of the conferences at Vienna.
al Russia win evacuate the Ottoman territory If
the Western Powers will also do so, and if Austria
does not enter II.
3D. Russia will retain the line of the Sereth from
strategic motives.
4th. Russia is ready TO enter negotiations on the
condition OF the re establishment of peace provided
the Car mas q guarantee that nothing uaiavorable
shall be undertaken sgainst him during the course
cf the negotiations.
Further concessions are not to be expected from
Russia
PASSAGE OF THE DANUBE BY THE TURKS
Botic al Gtnrgero!
II is telegraphed that the Turks having crossed
tae Danube in considerable force an action WIS
fought on the 5lh, at Gurgevo, in which the Rus
sians had 100 killed and 300 wounded. No further
details have been received.
THE BALTIC.
BoaJdrdraent Of CrORstads Begun.
Il is telegraphed from Warsaw, July LIST, that
General Rudiger had received a telegraphic dis
pstch from st. petersburg, announcing that the com
tlued fleets commenced the bombardment of Cron.
stadt on the evening of TIE Both June.
letter from the feet, dated June Both, however
says that Napier, with upwards Of 80 sail, Is OF
s,sdt until receipt of further instructions from the
British Government
THE DANUBE
i,seems that the Russians are in no haste TO eyac
uate Wallachia, consequently the Austrian troops
have received orders not to the frontier into
Little Waacfia. From the Aluta downwards the
left bank of the river Is still occupied by the Rus
sans who are busy erecting batteries on the Tran
Eylvanan frontier at Tekutch, Pintra and Okna in
Modavia. The Austrian steamer Orpad, which
lett Orsova the Sd inst could proceed no farther
t1an Sistova, the Russians were still at Zimnitza
snd Horava AS the steamer returned, the Cos
sacks at Flamande fired into her
Accounts from Nystadt confirm the bombardmept
Of Bomarsuud, on the Goth and 9th OF June The
mole and fortress had been destroyed body of
troops landed, but finding no further opposition
they returned to the ships. 1t was reported that
Sir Charles Napier would winter his fleet in Bomar.
sund Bay
Russian East Indiaman called "The Cesare.
wilch, with cargo of tea aud silk worth 200 600
marks banco had succeeded in escaping the British
cruisers that sent especially to look for her
Her captain took her by the west coast of Ireland
round the north Of Scotland, and safe into Cux
haven.
A Litter from widdin, June 2sth has the follow
ing -"Omar Pesha has just made the announce
ment that Il Russians have now completely aban-
doned Ssria. These nearly the terms in
which he expresses himself:
You know that there were before S;llstria 80 900
Russians who were continually attacking the town
day and night. In spite of their efforts during orty
days, they were not able to make Themselves mas.
ters OF any point.
You also know that had assembled all our
forces before Shumla, and that | was about to
march to the assistance OF Silistria Six regiments
OF cavalry and three batteries had already left
Shumla for that destination. The Russians having
+ become acquainted with this movement retreated
precptately upon the left bank with all their artil-
iery. During the forty days during which the in
vestment OF the place continued, the Russians had
- 900 men killed"
Redsehid pasha is enoaped In draDno nm , p,ta
10 the Ambassador OF France and England, permit
Ing the entry of ships under the Greek flag into
Turkish ports.
The Grand Duke Constantine had arrived at the
army in the Principalities.
The Russians would begin to evacuate the city of
bucharest on the Sd July. They were to take with
them the ready money in the Waachian treasury,
and the arms of the militia. A later dispatch saws
that Prince Gortschakofi (the GeneraD returned 70
Bucharest on the 7th July, where a reinforcement
Of 10000 to 10000 Russians had arrived. He was
In anticipation Of an attack by the Turks.
THE SPANISH RESURRECTION.
All accounts agree in representing the insurrec
ton as having failed The insurgents are described
as ia flight towards the frontiers of Portugal pur-
sued BY the Queens troops. However, fact has
come 10 light which may suggest the proprietv Of
pausng until the affair be really terminated which
this. that serrano is at work 10 Andausia raising
supporters for O'Donnell and that if both form
Junction, the ministry may feel necesstated to pro-
pose terms OF accommodation.
GREECR.
The insurrecion may be said 10 have been
brought to termination although the inclination
TO continue it Is not wanting. Acts of piracy are
becoming less frequent in the Archipelago. Mer.
Il chant vessels are not sent to sea- however unpro.
4 tected.
MONTENEGRO.
An important piece of news has at length come
to hand Prince Daniel has at last deemed it advi
cable to make his peace and has sent in despatch
eating that he vii! carefully avoid every thing
q which can givs offence to Austria.
ASIA.
From Asia nothing excep, the confirmation of the
recent Turkish defeat.
BLACK SEA,
The allied fleets were at Balschik No operations
reported.
From Constantinople, June 30th we learn that
lmral Bruat has passed the Bosphorus with 600
Of General Foreys division. The attack on Anapa
IL about to commence
Inc British steamer Sanspariel was distributing
inuskets and ammunition to the Circassians along
Inc coast, and had thrown a large quantity into
Souchum Kale.
LATEST
letter from Seville, of June n th savs.Tbe two
daughters OF General Rosas have lust TAX en- the Veil
at the convent of the Virgin de la Algeria, at this
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