The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-03


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Sir Charles Napl 10 returned IL s0as
wark. -. -
lament a. mensber for the West Riding Of York.
A teiesrapAsc message from Aberdeen, Scotland,
stsses thas the American whaleshie John Henry
fe In with the British Asese discovery shlp Reae
late OF Cape Marcy ti PAN; s's''s '.
The formal closing OF The Exposition. and the
distribution BY the Emperor Of decorations ano
medals .djsdssa e sss sshtcr, sHos as
exhibitors received premiums or honorable men.
ton. a grand medsiof honor was Awarded 70 IL.
Maury for his charts and discoveries OF new
routes shortening passages.
Exhibition, in which he declared himseifin favor
Ut peace and called all the nations Of Europe to
declare themselves either in favor or against Il
NJ. yattemare, American Commissioner, Marshall
Woods, ESQ. aud one other American commissioner,
have received the cross Of the Legion Of Honor
from the Emperor.
q The French government Is said to have demand
cd ofthe Holy See that the reply 10 the piedmontese
morandum shall not be published contemporaries
orgy with the visit Of tho King Of Sardinia Paris
The exied and seiitious Archbishop Of Turin re-
sides at Lyons, through which city King Victor I'm
manuel will pass.
THE AUsfRIANs IN THE PRINCIPAL
A private letter from Bucharest, dated the Bird
inst, mentions rs follows -
A very serious affair has just occurred here. At
two O'Clock Yesterday, the English Colonel Thier
was arrested in his lodgings by the Austrian mill
tary authorities. He was stripped of his English
uniform by them and forced to put on the Austrian
great coat. Colonel Thier had served as lieutenant
in the Austrian army, and passed over with his
company in 1919 to- the Piedmontese. After the war
he entered the British service and advanced IN to
the rank of colonel He was sent to Cronstadt, in
Transatlantic the night that followed his arrest
He was at Bucharest ten or twelve days, having
been sent by the English government to buy
horses and carts for the army. He was duly &C
credited to the English agents also to the Otto
man authorities Colonel Thier is Hungarian.
Ten minutes after his arrest the Consul General of
England went to the house Of the General Coronini
to reclaim the colonel The general gave brief
and decided refusal Mr. CoIGuhoun thereupon adj
dressed official letter to him on the subject and
it is said that the reply something to this effect:
Il seize my dcSerters wherever find them"
have the right cause Their to be shot Instantly,
and ii the Emperor commands me to give him up,
shall break ipysword" The sensation produced
here by the conduct of the Austrians is immense.
hope you will now understand the fault commit
ted in allowing the Austrans to enter the Princi-
palites
In order to increase the number of officers the
Emperor Of Russia has issued ukase, applicable
to the whole of the empire facilitating the entrance
of the poor nobility into the army 49,,
-t. AUSTRIA. .... =
The official Moniteur Of Vienna at length pub
fishes the text of the cohcordat concluded between
Austria and the Holy See
The troubles in Saragossa are oyer, and order is
SWITZERLAND t..lt
We learn fiom Geneva that the Radical party,
headed by James Fay, have triumphed at the
elections q. ~ 30 is.. '.--' :
BRUSSELS F.l
The Independence Beige has the following -
Great anxiety is eSinced at the Ministry for Foreign
Affairs for the fate OF NJ. Bosch, Charge fAffaires
to the United States Since his departure for his
post, at the end of July the beginning of Au-
gust up to the present time, this diplonatst has
given signs OF life, and no intelligence, it is said
has been received of him from amy quarter. "a
THE DANUBIAN PERSONALITIES.
| We learn from Vienna that the instructions
brought by II. de Bourquency have led to the adop
ton of q basis for the future conference at Con
stantinople on the subject of the Prineipalities.
THE VERY LATEST. s
| LONDON, Saturday, p NJ
It's reported in Paris that the object of Genera
CanrobeTts mission to Paris is to demand the hand
! in marriage of daughter OF the King of Sweden
for Prince Napoleon, at present the next heir to
the French Imperial throne -.. - &C.. .
The line of telegraph from Simpheropol and Nj
| colaieff to ST. Petersburg is now open.
The Boursc of Paris has not known whether to
interpret the speech of the Emperor in pacific OF
q warlike sense. 1t expresses desire for peace
but without evincing disposition to take the first
.tep. - Z, -.
TURKISH VICTORY IN ASIA ~'t
PARIS, Thursday, Nov. l6.-A te,egraphic dis
patch has been received here announcing thai
Omar Pasha defeated the Russians on the 5th No
| vember. He has left the Ingour, and taken the di
rectiOn Of Kutais. The enemy was about 20 COX
strong and suffered considerable loss. The battle
lasted five hours
second dispatch states that Omar Pacha ha,
forced the passage of the Ingour at four dfferen
points against superior numbers of tho enemy
The Turkish generalissimo had pushed on to Ku
tails.
| THE RUSSIANS RETREATING FROM KARS
Advices from Trebizond of the LIST instant an
nounce that the Russians have set off from Kars il
| the direction of Alexandropo with the greater
part Of their baggage, which would seem 10 indi
cate that they contemplated the raising of the
blockade of Kars 1t is announced that the besieg
ed have contrived to preserve the liberty of then
communications. 1t is stated that 5000 Turks are
marching upon Kutais and it is asserted that the
Russians have already evacuated the place, ant
l that they have fallen back upon Tifis 90.
"A FURTHER TURKISH SUCCESS
The following account OF further success by
the Turks in Asia has been received from Ham
| burg, under date of this morning A desnatcl
just received here dated Constantinople 18th saws
| that on tho 9TH instant the Turks under Omar
facfa entered Georgia. After crossing the river
| Anakarn by wading through it up to their arms
the Turkish attacked the redoubts ut the point a,
the bayonet completely routed the Russia troops
| to the number of 10000 and after q desperate
| struggle put them to flight 4s
The Russian loss was 400 killed and 40 prisoners
| cannons. The Turks had % men killed aud aal
wounded -.-..-4 49,
| ITALY -
| THE SANDMAN DIFFICULTY WITH TUSCANY
The Independence Beige learns from, its cores
pondent at Turin that, thanks to the good offices
OF France and England, the diffieu tiles between
SARDINIA and Tuscany are on the point of being
settled.
N. Bronier, diplomatic of much energy. is an.
pointed French Minister to Naples
SIguor Mazza, the discharged Minister of Police,
mas been promoted by the King Of Naples to the
position of Councillor of State
Mr. Fillmore is on his wav to Italv 's's
SWEDEN = -
Gen. Caarobert has had his official aodence .f ia.
King OF Sweden at Stockholm, and delivered 10 tie
hns letter from Napoleon, as also the grand cor.
don OF the legion of honor. Canrobarts recept;m
was most cordial not only from the Court bu; the
pie Nothing has transred his sucess ia the real
onsec, OF his mission namely. in INDUCING Sweden to
DENMARK f'iis
zs.ts 20 the correspondence Of the Wsssr Ga