The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-21
TELEGRAPHlC NEWS
LATER FROM EUROPE.

1ELEGkAPHlC NEWS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
NOTHING IMPORTANT FROM THE cRImEA
New YORK, Sept. 2O.-The steamer Bal.
ZIG, with dates to the 9Th inst, arrived from
Liverpool last night.
r.. THE WAR.
mere is nothing of Importance from the
,Iinsd sltS; sep,smber s.-Cotton dull and de-
o,noI iio i.s The decline IL exp mostly
paEhpsTuFTs steady and unchanged Prices
csnaI sn. stner but not qu2table higher Western
NOR. a aour avs 90 Sd Phisdelphs and Balti.
TO-. 90 s1esdy at an advance of Id a2d-white Ia
ys,or co. Sorn sdvanced H. per qr-white AS 45,
Accounts Of crops favorable.
lsEcoND D1sPATcH,l
THE WAR.
The week previous to the 9Th inst. has been
extraordinarily destitute of news, and not a
single incident of interest is reported.
simpson and Pelissier in the Geographic
dispatches, mention nothing new respecting
the siege, save another threatened attack by
the Russians on the Allies on the Tchernaya.
Hence the allied army is kept constantly on
the alert, and a portion of the forces is kept
constantly under arms.
The question is whether the Russians will
advance on the Tchernaya or make an at
tack on the forces at Balaklava, reaching
there by way of Baidan.
Simpson says the enemy are actively en-
gagged in brids cling the harbor and fortifying
north side of the city, and have received
large reIufOrcement3
THE BALTIC
There is nothing from the Baltic or Black
seas.
The Turkish Bulletin says that the Rus
SLAMS have not the means to attack Kars in
consequence of recent partial attack, in
which they sustained heavy LOSSES.
NEGOTIATIONS
NO reliable information is received rela
tive to certain negotiation which Re said to
be pending, but it is reported that the Ger
man powers are preparing new programme
the object of which is to confine the war TO
its ostensibe object.
NAPLES
1t is rumored that England, instieated bv
france, is about to take measures of hostiIi-
ty against Naples in consequence of an al
legged insult to an attache of the British Lee
CATION there by the Neapolitan police. This
news is chiefly the rumors flying about in
the clubs of London
ENGLAND.
The news of the death of Hon. Abbott
Lawrence was received in England with
every expression of sympathy. The Amer
can shipping in the harbor of Liverpool. on
the 9TH displayed their flags at half mast
There is no political news in England
save the rumored intended attack on Naples
AUSTRIA.
The position of Austria remains unaltered
and gives no indications of a positive char
acter of her Intentions with regard to the
war.
CONTEMPLATED COMMANDMENT.
The London Times says that there will be
cannonading at Sebastopol by the Allies in
October, which, to that of April last, will be
trlfilng in comparison; and that which took
place during the two days previous to the
capture of the Mamelon Tower, will sink
into insignificance before it. An iron tenn
pest will be poured into the CITY: which
with tbs weight and range of the gurs and
the new position of the batteries, obtained by
steady progress, will try the endurance of
the Russians TO the utmost The great
scale on which such bombardment is car
ried on, with the preparations necessary for
its execution, render the delays which have
preceded it matter of little surprise.
LATEST.
Gortchakoff, it is reported, writes that his
defences are damaged. The report is doubt
full.
THIRD DISPATCH.
General TOdliben has erected new fort.
which commands the Malakoff. and armed
it with guns of the heaviest calibre.
ENGLAND.
Victoria and her family are now at Belmo.
ra, Scotland.
American securities are steady, without
material change.
:. The Bank of England has raised its rate of
discount to four per cent.
ConsOls closed at 90 IS.
CHOLERA IN ITALY
The cholera still RACES in Central Italy. but
has abated somewhat in Northern Italy.