The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-12

| Ahe "tVafti'i Sahdist, a. NullOunetN
arrived at Halifax on Tuesday night, with date
from Livetpool to Saturday, the 29th ult.
| The Canada reports, Oct g. lat 80 3s n long 26
50, w. passed steamship Africa Bound East Sept
~, of Point Lynas passed ships Lucy Thompson
and Columbia, bound into Liverpool .
The steamship Hermann arrived ont at South
ampton on the oath Sept.
| Active operations have been resumed in the Cri
| mea.
The Grand Duke Constantine arrived at Nice
aeff on the Goth, and it was said the Car himself
would shortly visit that place to superintend the
winter Crinean campaign.
The Russian treasury has received large sums OF
| money through Berlin.
| fearful tempest had occurred at Sebastopol
with very heavy rains
On the 18th of Sept the Turkish troops at Con
stantinople, intended for Asia, were sent to Eupa
toria.
THE WAR
AFFAIRS AT sEBAsTopoL
Prince Gortschakoff telegraphs under date the
I'D, September, that the allies had landed 2OOOt
men at Eupatoria, and had 10000 on the Russian
flank.
On the 2ld, the allies attacked the Russian in
fantry and the latter retreated to the heights over
Rusta.
Another despatch from Gortschakoff dated the
10Th, states that on the previous day 3 600 of the
allies had debouchcd from Eupatoria and occupied
the neighboring villages on the left flank.
Gortschakoff reported on the 18th that the allies
had attempted nothing up to that date on the north
side, but were concentrating their forces between
Balaklava and the Tchernaya, and constantly re-
eonnotreng the left wing of the Russians from the
Baidir valley.
The loss of the Russians is estimated at eighteen
thousand men
Dispatches from Sebastopol, of the 10th an
nounce that the Russians were fortifyng them.
selves in the north part and constructing new
batteries; and that the French were advancing cay
airy and column ofinfantry towards Backshi-sc-
raj, by the Baidir road Sebastopol is to be razgtl
and the basins tilledup.
Letters from the camp mention that the allies
were actively preparing Tor a campaign
The correspondent of the Paris Patrie under
date of Sept. 90 says
Ever since their retreat the Russians have con-
tinued to ire shells at us and it would be mistakl
to suppose that our armies in Sebastopol are be-
yond the range OF the enemy batteries on the nor
thern shore and on the plateau The balls from
Fort Constantine reach beyond Strelitzka Bay and
they can very easily throw their projectiles into
the town. AS to the batteries of the other forts
some of tho guns in them so powerful that they
can carry shot right over the town and do execu-
ton in the advanced siege works; but although the
Russian rre does not cease it is not very active
The artillery and engineers in SebastOpol are eve.
rywhere at work. Fort ST. Nicholas which was
left almost intact has been fortified and its cannon
already replies to the enemy. Any attempt OF the
Russians to return to the place is wholly out ofthe
question.
A letter from Berlin dated the 23d SAWS
Various circumstances at st. Petersburg seem to
indicate that Prince Gortschakoff will SOON eyacu-
ate the forts to the north of Sebastopo those forts
being only strategic points: but great prens
are making by the Russians for winter campaign
From three to four hundred deserters, most of
them Poles, had arrived at the allied camp. They
stated that the decentralization of the Russian army
was the most complete, and that such the
fusion, from the first moment of the attack that the
soldiers exhausted with fatigue, remained twenty
four hours without provisions.
The Anglo-Turkish contingent would go to IRE
bizOnd, and be placed under Omer Pasha. 1t was
also announced that considerable bodies of French
troops had been sent to Eupatoria.
English war materiali is constantly passing through
Prussia for the army.
The Cossacks had taken twenty five prisoners
while foraging at Kertsch. -.-
THE WARM ASIA.
Vienna dispatches say that Kars was greatly
Strengthened for provisions, and that the garrison
was eating horse flesh
Adviees from Trebizond, dated 9th September,
announce that the Russians had abandoned Erze.
roum and were at Maiaguemia.
THE BALTIC ....
DANTZIC, Friday, Sept 2S, leJ5-The steamer
Bull Dog has arrived here with mails from the fleet
All the high pressure block ships had left for Eng
land The weather here continues unsettled.
The Times Paris correspondent writes ON the 27tl
that the Baltic fleet will winter at kiel.
GREECE
Letters from Athens state that the news of the
fall of Sebastopol had produced the create st con
sternation among the partizans of Russia, who
were always boasting of the mpossibility of .hc al
lies succeeding The ministers waited on the
French and English ambassadors to offer their
Warmest congratulations.
NAPLES.
A circular has been given to the police aathori-
ties throughout the kingdom OF Naples saving that
OF the government will be the same, and change
il take place in the conduct of the police to,
politically suspected persons The Minister of war
Prince Ischetelle, who opposed the arbitrary pro
ceedinss of MaZZa, has also been dismissed
AUSTRIA
The Austrian government has caused the pub
cation of the following announcement in its ac.
knowledged official Organ the austrian Correspou.
dence:-
The new state of things may give occasion to a
diplomatic contest or 4 sanguinary strife between
Russia and the Western Powers, bnt it win in no
way effect the mediatory attitude OF Austria
DENMARK.
The Polishing, now in session at Copenhagen
has definitely approved by vote OF 81 to a. of all
the proposed constitutional changes.
COMMERCIAL.
LONDON MONEY MARKET. . -.
The demand for money continued very active
and the Bank OF England had further advanced it,
minimum rate of interest TO ) per cent. Englsl
securities were prejudiced by this and by the gene
ral stringency of the market and consols closed a
81 7l6 for account, and sst eel for money.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Coffee in good demand, and the recent adyanc,
fully maintained. Ashes--:}O0 bbls sold at 33s fo
pots, and 34s til. 36s. for pearls. DyewOods-AI
| advance had been obtained upon logwood owing
to a scarcity. Molasses in good demand. Spirit
OF turpentine quiet at 35s. Cd 3Gs. Transaction
in American rOsin again very large, amounting Il
10000 bbls, principally ut 4s. Id As Cd. for com
mon. Ols-Olive in good demand. A moderat
business done in seal, cod and whale. Linseed il
fair request, at 44s pale rape, tbs. Palm in goo'
demand.
LIVERPOOL FREIGHT MARKET.
Freights to the United States were quiet, aud tn
| late advance was not fully supported Stecrag
passengers scarce at about 43 IS. Dead weight 4
New York lis. a l5s Fine goods los. u It's. Cd
Hardware LBS. Cd. Earthenware Is. E-f
| LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFFs MARKET.
No material change has taken place in breadstnff.
The following are the quotations White whea
l2s % l2s. 3D.; red and mixed. I1salIs. Sd. West
ern canal honr, 39s. a42s.; Philadelphia and Bait
more, iOs. a i2s.; Genesee and Ohio superfine, H.
| d4is. Indian corn-white, As. 045s.; yellow 40,
Gals; mixed 4Os. a 4Os. I'd Indian meal, y Dbl
| 20s. n2is.
| LONDON CORN MARKET.