The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-09

leai hhbusering expeditions destined 10 carry yva
aua oioodshed into the dominions of her unoffend
..ns neghbors. We cannot believe those engaged
IN enrolling men for these desperate and crirnina
GMtel lprses fully contemplate the success of n de
sent upon Ireland for instance, as probable o,
| zen zen possible If we can prevent an expedition
oh h sailing, or intercept one mid-ocean, we shaI
na,e zone much towards averting dangers which
must arlse should they be carried out to their nat
urai Development
Inc Liverpool Chamber Of Commerce has adopt
na,a soIlon tnat the Government should antici
pate any break down in public confidence by sus
| pohoihg the operations of the Bank act of ls44
| THE WAR
-, Inc report Of the Russians having blown mn fort
| confirmed A"n AZ
Advces from Sebastopol show that the allies were
advancing in strong force, and that the Russians
noie iiing back in good order upon their fortified
The allies were close upon the Russian position al
Aoa', where it is thought they must make stand
| III winch case battle is inevitable.
me Russians TN the north side of Sebastopol keeT
| constant fire upon Sebastopol under cover OF
"hieh they are Withdrawing their troops and con
centrafns them upon Perekop.
Russian despatch of the 22nd ultimo saws that
tne aiiies had marched 40, 900 troops from Eupato
ria on towards Tonlat, but afterwards fell back
left - - o-- 'Ao''
Tho English gunboats had rcconnoitered the riv
er almost up to Nicolaief
whole militia has been ordered as reinforcement
OF the army of the south under Gen. Luders.
Inc Gar has left Ncolaief for Eizabethgrad
about 100 miles north
Major Delafeld Major Muriock and Cant No.
Cleiiand OF the United States Army had arrived
at the allied camp
The allied troops officially reported in the Cri.
mea including sick, amount to 2l0, 600 men
s7The attitude of Sweden is regarded at St Pc
terSburg with uneasiness
FROM THE BALTIC
The English fleet was near Nargen and preparing
to leave. The gunboats at Elsinorc have been or.
dered to England.
The Russian disaster at Kars is confirmed
The Russian loss Is reported at 2OOO Two Turk
ish redoubts were lost and retaken four times
Inc hungarian General Kerncsty commanded the
Turks. The Russians cannot now continue the
siege.
FRANCE
The Bank of France has arranged for a loan of
several millions in silver from the Bank of Amster.
dam.
The cholera is raging terribly at Madrid One
hundred cases occurring there daily.
ITALY.
The cholera was increasing at Tuscany
Russia has come to an amcable understanding
with the Pope respecting the nominations of Bsh.
ops for Poland
NAPLES
1t was rumored that the Government of Naples
had committed gross outrage upon some Ameri-
can citizens. The particulars of which are not
known.
MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, Friday Evening.-Messrs Brown &
Shipley quote: Cotton-the market has been dull
and prices have declined Ia i'd. The sales of the
week foot up only 80 900 bales including 500 bales
for export and speculation. The sales today
amount to 700 bales Orleans fair 3d. mddling sgd;
Upland fair SD; middling SID. Stock of American
cotton in port 25O0 000 bales.
Breadstuffs-Wheat is dull and prices have do
clinod Sd. Flour closed dull and prices have de-
ciined Is Philadelphia and Baltimore ABS. q ABS
cd; Ohio 44s Cd. 045s. Corn has declined Cd,
closing steady; mixed ABS. White wheat l2s. 3D. a
lbs. I'd; Red wheat lis. 1Od
MONEY MARKET.-The market is wholly I'M.
changed. Consols for money se