The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-10
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
l. "A TIE Il FROM EUROPE.
DISdFFEcTToN IN ENGLISH CABINET
THE PEOPLE In FAVOR OF PEACE.
Aoa'rs in The Crimea Unchanged, dc, &c.

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THE PEOPLE In FAVOR OF PEACE.
AV9'rs IN the Crsmea Unchanged, dc, &c
| NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-The steamer Atlantic
reached her wharf at 10 o'clock this morning
shwas telegraph ed outside of Sandy Hook
last night, but owing to the severity of the
storm, was unable to cross the bar. She
brings 90 passengers, among whom is Hon. N
q. upham. of the joint commission to adjust
| claims between the United States and Great
Britain.
The Atlantic left Liverpool on the a7th
ultimo.
Lord John Russell has resigned his place
in the British Cabinet and it is generally sup
posed the whole Cabinet will follow his ex-
ample. The course of the Government has
been severely denounced in Parliament, and
the feeling of the people is decidedly in ia
vor of peace.
AFFAIRS IN THE EAST.
| Affairs at Sebastopol show no especial change
since last accounts. Perekop was occupied by
| ~S'~NS NsNSSAonos WIN Oo guuc. uou L1pTduul udu
advanced his outposts to Tchernaya and it was ex.
pected he would attack Eupatoria, for which he
was prepared by late reinforcements.
Letters from the Crimea state that the French
mad carried the Flagstaff Battery, and were wall.
ing Tor favorable opportunity to blow it up.
| Sickness was increasing among the allied troops
The Russians had repl ID and reoccupied the
quarantine fort
Gen. Brown was about to resume his command
| An Odessa letter states that the Russians would
shortly resume the offensive in the Crimea. They
were well prepared by reinforcements, &c, and
large numbers troops had been ordered to Pc.
| rekop.
1t ispositively ass erted that Omer Pasha would
commence operations on the 18th of January.
The 90 gun ship Henri Quartre was ashore, and
having been turned into fort was Of great service
to the allies.
| The Russians had made two sorties from
Sebastopol, and were repulsed, with conside-
rable loss
| The allies contemplate erecting a hospital
at Smyrna, to accommodate two thousand
sick, and one at Rhodes, for convalescents
| The Paris Patrie says that the recent pas.
| p"SO "a IhC DohooC, hdo SitCA IISc W d U6-
mand, by Austria, for explanations by Gort.
| schakoff, and that Count Caroniti has been
ordered to prevent the Russian campaign on
the Danube.
| The Swedish army is to be placed on a
war footing Immediately
Negotiations are pending between Prussia
and Austria on the subject of the Germanic
army.
The admirals of the allied feet have de.
| clared the ports of the Black Sea and the
| Sea of Azof in state of seige. Some Rus
sian provision ships have been captured.
SARDINIA.
| The Queen of Sardinia S dead
Sardinia sends twenty thousand men as a
contingent.
Ashmael Pasha has been appointed to the
command of the army in Anatolia The ar
| p0intment gives satisfaction.
| The Turks have opened communication with
| Schamyrs forces which number 10000.
PRUSSIA.
Prussia claims the right of participating in the
| Vienna Conference, and has sent protest to the
Vienna, London and Paris cabinets against the pas
sage of resolutions at Vienna, unless with her par
| ticipation.
| SWITZERLAND.
The Swiss enlstments go on slowly.
| MISCELLANEOUS NEWS
Miller & Thompson, of Liverpool, have failed
| for 100000 sterling, and Home, Eager & Co., for
$4,000.
The Paris Moniienr states that the bullion [75O,
| 0o0,000f has been placed at the disposal OF the
| French government in consequence of the new
! loan.
There are indications of another Car list insur-
rection in Spain.
The latest dates from China are to Dec. 49,
Affairs in the Southern part of the country were in
more critical condition. The authorities at Can
ton had applied to the American and English Con
suls for assistance Trade was completely suspen-
ded.
fOur correspondent sends us no commercial Inv
telligence.l