The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-18
LATEST MAIL NEWS.
AD,,IUoNAI, BY THE ARCTIC.

Tho A.c.se passed the morning OF the 9TH, lso
,nilcs from Cape Clear, steamer supposed to be
the Arabia.
irish, were at Liverpool waiting passage to Amer
iea The price OF a steamer passage has advanced
TO A. los
Sir John Frsakliu's name had been struck off the
ia, nf the British navy, he being given up rs dead.
The growing crops in the south OF France pre-
cent very healthy appearance Many agricuItu.
rists we're raising waca. instead of grapes.
The vote on the address OF the Queen OF Eng.
land was unanimous in both Houses OF Parliament.
The Intelligence from the Danube IL unfasorahle
for the Turka The Russians captured the fortress
Of Hi:shova on the 18th, and lad alec taken The
siroug position oil Babsdosh, ,hus obtaining the
commend OF the Upper Dolmdsha as the country
living near the Danube is called L. was slso re-
ported that the Russians Rad captured fsaktchi,
snothcr fortress before Hirshova, the 27th. Tie
details OF these actions have not come 10 hand. IL
was reported that body of 1000 Russians had
left Sebsstopoi in I'VE steamers to assist the opera
tons OF Goftschakof beyond the Danube. The
Tulks were throwing reiuiorccments into the town
Ut Vsrua, q strongly fortified post on the western
coas, Of the Black Sea. The British fleet was
cruising o. Narna. These Russian movements
have changed the entire plan of,he campaign
The last accounts s'ste that the 1000 Russians
from 5eoastcpol had landed ami seized the Large
island. o. ,Damsres, below Tui,scha, 1t WAS also
ssii that the Russian feet threatened attack up
an Warns. The Russians are razing all their Ior.
The Russian loss at Turtakai is stated at from
1900 10 :, 500 men.
Its seid that Omar Pasha had Anticipated the
advance OF the Russians into Dobradscha, and or.
dered the Ottoman forces there To fall back upop
the wall of Trojan. which is strongly fortified
where Russians will fud themselves compelled to
encounter 81. 600 Turks advantagcously posted
Admiral Sir Charles Napier is anchored with
,rcntytwo ships Of the Island of Moen in the Bal.
III. portion OF the Russian fleet is frozen In Re.
vel
Ihe shipments of troops from France and Eng
land are going rapidly. France has already
sent twenty thousand and England ten thousand
n3en
lnere was nothing OF Importance from Asia. Ia.
rit fasha had been appointed commander. in-chei
ri the Ottoman forces. His appointment is regarded
an excellent one
/, is stated by telegraph that the Gar has sen.
Later 10 the King of Prussia, saying conemptuous
lv. that when the allies emaucipaied the Christians
IN Turkey, and leave the Turkish waters, he will
cvscuate the priucipalities.
The sultan has dismissed the Grand Mutt and
Rliaat Pssha and appointed successors more
friendly TO the allies.
Both Houses Of the English parliament went in
procession TO present cordial address to the
Queen in support of the declaration OF war.
tbs said that Napoleon hes written letter to the
Emperor of Austria, reminding him of his promise
10 regard the passage of the Danube by the Rus
sans cdsHS beili
France has loaned Turkey Il, 0O0, 900 francs. LIE
Ravie Chabrol, eminent Partisan bankers, have
allied.
austria still waivers. Prussia makes no sign
There are rumors of treachery on the part Of the
commanders Of the different fortresses which have
fallen into the hands of the Russians. Omer Pa
cha has marched forward 30 900 men to strengthen
The position between the Russians and the Bal
ksns
II Is stated that Hssora stood the assaults of the
Russians for three days before it capitulated
Prince Paskeewitch left Warsaw on the 18th for
the seat OF war.
The Russians fearing that Oese Island will be the
first point of attack by Napier, have placed there
garrison OF 20 600 men.
Russian subjects have been ordered to leave Con-
stantinopc in twenty days.
MOVEMENTS IN ASIA.
Adrices from Trelisland report that the Russians
were concentrating their forces at Akhalzik Their
operations directed against kars. Twenty thou.
sand Turks were concentrating at Sivas.
Persia was tranquil.
THE GREEK DISTURBANCE.
Adv1ces from Greece says that the King and
Queen have left Athens for the frontier The French
Admiral de Tinan sailed from Constantinople in
steam rigate with an energetic note to King Ohio,
demanding the suppression of hostile movements
originating in his doniinions
AUSTRIA AND GERMANY
4 council OF Austrian Generals had been sum-
monef to meet at Vienna, among them the Ban Je
iachich.
a dispatch from Vienna, dated March 81 st. saws
that when Baron Hess returns from Berlin an Inn
perial manifesto may be expected, stating thai
though Austria dsapproves OF the movements OF
w,
u remain neutral. An army of 400 900 Germans
will make that neutrality respected.
Baron Meyendorff had been informed that Russia
expects nothing from Austria but neutrality
Denmark.
The Danish government had issued a declaration
defining the articles contraband of war; which in.
cludes horses, timber for the construction of yes
sells, tar. copper. sheathing, sails CLOTH canvass
hemp, cordsge, but not Goals. No Danish pilots are
SLOWED to serve board the vessels OF the beliig
erent powers.
LATEST DISPATCHES
LireTpoof, April 6ih.--Lord John Russell stated in
Pa.jismeut that the British Government had sent
Communication to the United States, respecting the
R"ck Warrior affair. but has re port from Mr.
CHAMPION.
Pa0no ieelinsat Const=ntinople was greatly excl
tea. causing disquiet TO the government
CoHstaRtiHopIc, March q The combined fleets en-
'sfed o-ycas Bay on the 18th.
a., he 3oth Of March, the Circassian, by mistake,
i.el into tbs Samson and Cacuque steamers
The Greek Minister, Metaxa has demanded and
received his passports All foreign Greeks to BIT
dsieas. March 3I.-Generai Cauwhert has arrived
here with two French steamers. Revssss is block
AIDED
RUSSIA AND MONTENEGRO
London, April 5.-Trustworthy accounts from 81.
petersburg stals that the war is very unpopular
amongst the mercantile classes and that in conses
gsence Of this feeling, order had been issued fol-
bidding he assembling in the Gets of groups of
sEo persons.
accounts from Berlin state the Cars lei
Ter TO the King OF Prussia contains tangible
Europe. 1t is CHI eiy Justification of Ru.
and concludes with an intiatou that If the Yves.
Tern Powers desire peace they should obtain from
plains
hdvices from Montenegro state that courier from
81 Petersburg had arrived, bearing positive orders
tor the Montepe9rosns to attack the Turkish Pre-
vtnce Of HerzegaIna. Russian couriers were pass
H.. IN rapid succession between Russia aud Monte
negro.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, April 6.-McH enry and iothers report
lsra spoudency in the tone of the Cotton market
hat no Improvement in prices or in the demand had
taken place The market closed steady, but very
tame. Brown l. Shipley quote fair Orleans, 63d;
VI dding, SD: fair Mobile, cd; Midding, SD; Mid
ding Upland, 5-l6d Sales of the three days 1000
bales including ZOOS bEles for expectation and specu-
Jetipn.
Richardson Brother quote advance of I'd. in
wheat, and Cd. in -four, since Friday. Corn had
ssded Is Cd but subsequently, recovered. the mar
set being nearly bare OF American yellow. Wheat
wAs In iair demand at lis 81 0i2s for prime white,
and lie. lis. 3D. for red. Flour ia consumptive
demand only spectators baviag Withdrawn from
the market Canal flour. 39di0s; Baltimore and
Ohio -four fOs. b los 3d. Com 40s.d4ls Weather
fne.
McHenrv quotes Bacon declined as under free