The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-28
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j stVaa HI po1t0 OF our sacred Aue911. V06Y
Ill soon be With ~. Oppose, - you have hitherto
uon1 your manly breasts 10 the IRE Of our impiuus
MES, and die ~ your comrades have died, viii
.Ims 10 your hands In IN honorable contest, imam
man. breast 70 breast,-rstber than Violate the
oasa ~hsch you have sworn 10 your country, 70
preserve eur SebastopolI
So'oiers' the enemy IL beaten,-driven back
S"u enormous losses. Your commander again
nslks yeu in the name OF ths Emperor and of holy
Russia. The time 10 near al hand when the pride
ol the enemy shall be overhrown-when his
sny shall be swept from our territory Ike sfraws
oeiofe the wind. Until then have aish In ID, and
's1' '0r ys,arl your Emperor and coue,'y:
THE LATE LoRD RAGLAN.
Lord Raglan WIS several days Iaboring under a
ma'sdy which nearly resembled cholera, without
having aii the symptoms OF It. but the physicians,
oo ,ne very morning OF bis death, had given II 40
neir opinion thar hs vas better, aud that his state
90 longer caused uneasiness His voice had re- $
eai1ed its strength: he had been sble to ear. and
curing the day hopes were entertained that his In
enpoGion would soon disappear. Lord Raglan
nimseif said be teit nearly we'll bot about SIX 10
the evening he was seizad With sudden fsintpess.
and without suffering tue slightest pain gradually
sank and in t~o hours expired calmly and tran.
gully His body viii be- removed 10 Eoelaud 10
= wsr steamer, 10 charge OF his aides. DO camp,
Lofd burghersh, Col. Somerset Msjor Kinescose
and Lieut. Caithorpe mausoleum is being pre.
pared on his family sseate. 19 - F.1
+ WHITE SEA fssf
The English and French eausdrons blockadipp
the Whi.e Sea have of late received reinforce.
men.s. The Docyte, French six gun steamer,
the EDgiish cordette ARIEL and french friaate al
thirty guns. have just entered that sea where the
naval forces of Eogland aud France have hitherto
conhned themselves to maintaining strict block
ADS Ihe commander OF the united fquadron In
the White Sea is Captain Baillie an cheer well
known 10 the Britain navy
81 ssArN - sataas es.a
Madrid lsttars Of the 1lh, mention that the
Cnrtss had adopted the bill auth ,risiog loan Of
100000 600 reals. and that should the loan not be
voluntary subscribed, 1t was, at the end OF monh
to become compulsory. t
The following telegraphic despatch had reached
PARIS, Thursday July l2, SPIN.
A te.s2iaphic despatch from Rarcelons, dated
the lih Instant announces that order reigps In thai
city Some OF the manufactor!as have resumed
work !he culprits who have been arrested will
Great preparations are making to reinforce the
French Army at Sebastopol The pfsfect of Tsulon
The entir army embarked will be 50 Oe0 man.
On the evening of the 9Th the members of the
.spfsa te the the voI.a or ,hs ns Pas
OF o 75o niIiion francs, and for the enrolment of
The Paris aonteur states that the total number of
deaths from battle and disease 10 the French armp
since it left France, thirteen months ego s IA 800
up to June Ard the number of kil ed since then at
The report just presented to the Legislative body
on the bill relating to the guarantee the French
enues set tn meet the interest sinking fund
amount to 8 GOof-naDey: f. ON the Egyptian
tribute. .sta o. from the cus-om. revenues Of
Smyrna, 500 tOGf; from those of yria 600 0OOf
THE DANUBE > fEez Il
Mountaineering the Ia eress of the ssason there
are Indications of operatious the Danube M
Lsisnde French engineer has been sent to inspect
the roads in the Eastern Moldavia and make new
one from 0alsE to Jassy Orders have been for
srn cd fof qufh fop
their Respective districts In the possible cond
ton and French ageats are making great purchases
cepsr'ure of Is 600 Turss from Sistria for Ma.chn
and Tultcha 10 also mentioned connected with the
projected operations ns------------
proposal. of Austria have been laid before FarIts
ment ms and are published 10 the London pap=rs of
A Parliamentary return, published on July 1sthin
London. gives some pfo nation gardiug the puelc
IL come AID expenditure OF ENGLAND for the year
enoing the So,h OF June last The income for that
per od amounted to 25l oO9, and the expenditure
th. former of ail ,9ol 900 OF the exn@nditure,
4t7 S6S 100 was ON sccount OF rsht. 6 Gid GbO
cnatg-. ON hs ronsolid ,ted fund SO $50 t the
army, 5l7 528 e'0; fer the navy S6 442 900 for
the orensnce; 93 0r0 600 cree IL on scoouat
Of the wa. with aussia and IS l76 600 for mscslla-
neoas sivil services The bss c. io the exch. quer
5oth Of June, ls S, 8 ss2, 600 >'''i- % 'A'
A teiesraphio despatch from London. received lust
bsfore the departure Of the Atlantic inat
Loid John Russell has resigned his ssat in the Cabi
On the 18th instant. oaesn Victoria held an in.
vestiture OF the Order u the Bath at Buckip ham
Pal.ee Admiral James tBlsck Seal Duodas was
on him. as also on the Duke of Camo idse 9; Sir De
Lacy Evans. Lords Lucsa and Cardigan, Admrsls
Piumridse; Chads. Moresby. and Numerous other Of
6csr4 sas r.'' e. Il .t.,.-.s =, II = - :,
TEE case .gsinst Lord Russell Is forcibly put by
Mr.. D'isfseii Ihu.: = -
Il d. see that the explanations since made bv
the nQbl0 Lord Ali chance hia air tiou
gard to the House. aud regards the narrative he
made on Friday night What did sssrte the House
came out, not By hazard but from o,ice formally
given, and evidently in q manner we'll matured
on The part of Lord Rus.ell. that he had returned
to England with project of pscificatioD, which
he appreveei but which the great msjority of
'hs House aod of the couatry, neither at that
had recon- nended this project to his co leagues
that. in consequence of their refusal adopt it. he
had felt be was bound to consider whether it was
NOT his duty to retire from the government and
though iLf1usneed by other cousiderasioss g. he re.
NAMED n ember of the administ alton. He shortly
speech which conveyed to The country the impres
sion that he was an Incorporating advocate OF the
war and conveying also to the House the idea that
he was convinced. from his experiences the con-
fersncss at Vienna that any attempt at neeotia,ion
wi any reasonable hopes of success, was impsssi-
bie-th reby conveying parlisme mt and the coun-
try Impression utterly inconsstenr with the facts
From all parts of Britain the accounts of the
crops are favorable
( - 4 MISC CELLANEoUs.
A difficulty had oceu red board the Am erican
ship Arlington, at BaIakava In which one of the
sesmen was shot by the mate.
We learn, from the letters and journal brought by
the Sinai, that 80 OF men pioS ed on he y
works to be directed against the Notifications of the
Malake II and Redsn Geaersl Psiissier has ordered
the distibuion of daily rstisn Of wine or brandy
to maintain the sanitary condition uf the troop,
which had been affected by the excessive heat and
heavy storms.
Gen. Movrsvisff was before Kars with 80 600 men;
but 1t reported that Coenele Sch ch~ariz-nber
and Colm.n had repulsed the Russian advanced
guard on the 18th June. The Russians maI cru-
vripg to cut off the Communication from Kars and
Erzeroum ---. ''s 5"S sS@'
Advices from the Cape of Good Hope, dated May
1s. say the colony IL tranquil His Excellepcy the
Governor Sir George Cry. was about 70 proceed in
the hydra to Natal for the purpose. 1t il said, Of adj
ding Deiaso Bay to the Natal Colony The copper
mines of Nsmaqualand continues productive. but
the difficulties OF conveyance for shipments still
ists. Ees ssa ~ .szaseess lss[+sE y
The Paris correspondent of the London Globe.
writing on the llth July. ssys;s &s. ~ U.s.
A host Of sily rumors most of them of German
fabrication. supply the place OF bona fde inteili
gsnce from Sebsstopel, heh all expee. much
anxiety. General simp.ou1 despatch of the o.
however, holds forth prospect that many days will
not now pass before newsreaches US OF momen ntous
character. 1t 10 confidently expected that before
fortnightis 10 over. 6shastopo1 v III be In our hands
Marshal Rade tsky has demanded large and imune-
date rein forcemens to the garYisons of Milan Ve-
and veaics and ~ 900 are to be distributed