The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-22
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following Interesting newsby mail
e ATTITUDE OF THE F5eR PowRns.
The Conferences at Vienna having been for.
mslly closed, at the ins,isalion of the Western
Powers. the negotiations for peace would mot
likely be renewed unless Russia shall annlv 10
Austria for her good offices.
Aos,sis II s sasd considers herself re,e,ses sro,,
oil engagements TO the Western Powers the Ia,
ter hsving refused TO conclude peace on reason.
able terms Austrss. however, s,jl professes bsr
seltn be tse ally of France aud England. sub;ec,
to ar icle ]. OF the treaty Of December %.
The Nienna pape.s advise that although tina
conference Is closed the Russian pisuipoieutia.
ries stitl have the Austrian proposhions r.Ss
confederation and say that Austria mn &C.,.
10 effect mediation To the meaptime ,hs mill.
tary commissioners of France and Britain -.
leit Vienna.
THE WAR sKws
The news from the seat OF war 10 nos,lv con.
hrmei 10 de ellis Ct previously reported doines.
TIE goyes nment telegraphs an account of the
stf At: before Sebsetopol on the night of May pad
which chow great gsliantry on the part sf the
French Il slso shows that the victory sas nos
10 reality further success but merely q succes
ful attempt, to destroy very dangerous works
The Russian plan was to unite all the ambus.
csdes by lice OF gsbions connected BY a coptin.
uoui covered way south OF their present dsfences
enclosing 10 TACT an entirely new space Of ground
The French plan was 20 carry this new defence
and transform II into q French position which was
accomplished at immense loss
The details OF the allied advance on the line of
the Tchemsi says the Allies force consisted of
% 600 men. The condition of the ground shows
that The kussans never Intended to msintain their
position. New reconnoissances had been made.
and further advance was expected Telesraphic
accounts however Indicate that I'LL the allies were
ye. their ewn side of the river.
The details Of the capture of Kertsch has al.o
been received. Ii appears that the teupests of
last winter had washsd away forty sunken shios
placed across the mouth OF the strsi.s of Yeni.
ksle by the Russians. ald thus the approach Of
the Ailisa against Ksrtseh. The Allies found IL O0O
tons OF coal as kerlsch, aud 90 dismounted guns.
but no powder or stores. The total number of
vesseis burned by the Allies was Gao. They pro.
pose now to fortify Yeaiksle and garrison Il BIZ
Turks, but they will not hold kertsch Steamers
OF light drait are cruising as near as possible to
Tassnrog.
Considerable discrepancy exists in the sccou,ts
OF the Allies proceedings at Genltchi, Sidney
Herbert. In Parliament, on the 9Th, said that The
press had drawn intsrences from tt successes of
the Allies taat are nos jusiifed by the facls For
the editorials SPEAK az If Arsbst and Can,tch,
were already taken but although the a lies lad
bombardsd oae and destroyed stores az tns olher
place, ttcy ara mol SGT In possession of tlen. Il
must, therefore, he said be thought lasr We ara
masters Of the Putrid Sea. o
PROM FHE BALTIC:
The Rri,!sh and French fleets oa Ina ab wars
close 10 Cronstadt. admiral Dundss ha1 made
rec 'nnaissahce ana found that new Notifications
1adened with timber had been captured bv the al,
lies. ING a."
ASIA. r.
Marshal Fe!lisaier tsiesrspbs under Junrs Cd tia,
the Russians have evacuated Sopjsll Kale da.
stroyiog before lesviDg some sixty guns and ,ix
mortars. Their entire force was Concentrated at
Anapa. "=
Prince Gortschskof telegraphs under date Of
June 3D. that the allies had LETT Gsnitchi and that
part of the burnt stores would be saved Tee oi.
lied steamers afterwards visited Arabat an6 burned
q numoer of merchant ships. The aIlles had rnade
no ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the interior OF the PepinmI Ia
from Kertsch.
PRussIANPoLAND.
Advices from Cracow, Poland, report that the
insurrectou before reported In Urkane was not vet
suppressed. -----
TURKEY
Changes have occurred Ia the Turkish Cabinet.
No answer has yet been received TO the remon.
STRANGE sent home by Lord Stafford agains, M.
Benedict, the French Charge, whose intrieues eE-
fected the fail of Redschid Pscha. Napoleon on.
posed Bsnedettis proceeding and appointed hin,
nominal minister to Persia, step In promotion.
but does not remove him from Constantiuople-
Some persons see In this the commencement
OF larger differences between France and Eng.
land.
New political combinations are sprineine up. in
regard TO Turkey. The London Times at present
echoing the views OF the British government Is
Sill for war, but argues that any prospect of new
Invasion of the prnci9alities BY Russia is extreme
ly renots.
GREAT BRITAIN
10 Parliament the adjourned debate on the con.
duct OF the war ended, after a protracied discus
sion, In Sir Francis Barine's motion being per-
rntied TO pass REM con namely: That the House
having seen with regret the, the conferences at
Vienna have not led to termia alton of hostilities
feels 1t duty to declare that they will contiuus to
give every support to her Majesty Ia the prosecu.
tion of the war, until SIZE SHALL 10 conjunction with
her allies, obtain for the country ssfe and honor
able peace. ....-t
Mr. Roebusk's COMMITTEES has held q meetins to
their reports and adopt for presentation
to parliament.
Sir James Paxton proposes to Parliament the con-
s:ructiOn of magnificent boulevard around Lon
dom eleven miles long, and to coat $50 100000 lter
The Impsratics, a steamer belonging to the Liv.
erpsol a1d Brazilian line, used as a transport.
wrecked In the Downs after coliison with another
vessel.
FRANCE.
A decree has been issued extending free importa.
ton of breadsuhs from England during the present
rne King of Sardinia will probably meet Queen
Victoria at Paris in August. Perhaps the Sultan will
also come.
The French Exposition Is more fourshiDg.
SPAIN.
Ysction has been entirely suppressed, bat tho pro-
vince of Catalonia has been placed Ia state of sege
Inference TIA. trouble stiil exists.
Their. has been aAosher break up In the Spanish
ministry.
a
tic patton of taxes has been imposed.
ITALY.
Macmillan, the brother of ths Emperor of Aus
tria had a private Interview with the Pope and the
King Of Naples There Ia considerable specuia
sf1 ,st a. TO the object.
Numerous political arrests have recently been
m .ds In the Roman States.
SUPPRESSION OF RELIGIOUS CORPORATIONS
The Piedmontese Gsz.tte contains the royal de-
or se sgastiog the various religious corporations
be in accordance with the provisions Of
the act OF Parliament lately passed to that effect
From this lis. there two orders of nuns exempt
ed from motives 10 said of Ionsl regard They
are ths Sscrsmertini and Sslesiennes. OF the lat
ter there only two or three houses, and of tbs
former bat one, which was founded by the late
Qusen Dowager. The Saoramentini are not reco;s
Missed a. . corporate body. and the house in which
they reside IL the property Of the Duke of Genoa
They possess no real property, but each member
must bring portion ofs0 0G0 francs hch IL invest
ed iu the purchase of an annuity
The clerical 1apers sssert that many monks and
have cd to reject the terms offered by the
Sa dinisn government OF annuity, and thss they
will seek refuge In converts of their order in some
sad whore reIisioa and justice are held in more
TEEN than in Piedmont.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, June 9th-From Miliisan's
sales of the week foot up
LOT bsles including g. 600 bales taken specus-
tior, $500 bales for export The last advicss from
the Usted States had q favorable fleet on the mar
aeffsa snerulativ6 demand. under I