The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-14
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTA

N~oV "a possession of the Allies.
NEW YORK, June 18th, s12A A. Nth,
steamer Atlantic from Liverpool has arrived
here with 200 passengers.
o, one ne ofings dates from Liverpool to june
@, OPERATIONS AT sEBAsToPoL,
;. SINCE the advices by the America the al
iies have achieved three distinct and ;r,nor
tant victories. """ inipoi
,aa.;. IS ne French, in sanguinary conflicts
sassing the whole of the nights of the GOD and
s'u UT, took and retained an imnortant ~
,ence before Sehastopol called tba pIsoa
- Afmee. About 5000 were k;lled ana
wounded on both sides. The fighting was
aone chiefly with the bayonet.
second. The allies had made a rand cd.
vance ana seized and retained the Russian
.;nes Nv lcherhaya, with little loss, the Rus
SLAMS retreating to the hills.
Third. The allies had sent opt n saoxo.
petition, which obtained easv nossess;o q, "a -
Merton, thus putting them in possession of
ahe oea OF Azoff, in which there now floats a
meet OF fourteen allied steamers. The Rms.
nshs, on the approach of the allies. blew nm
. .lle lor'' and burned four steamers and thirty
transports, containing a half million sacks of
Ihe Place D'Armee was defended bv
ueariy the entire garrison of Sebastopol. and
~ NohhlCt was most Sanguinary.
.o uShersi feliissier telegraphs from Sebas-
follows: Way ~ ~ NJ as
Today we have occupied the line of
!! ehernaya, and the enemy who were not in
iorce, oHered little resistance and retreatad
rapidly 10 the hills We have now esta hl;sb.
60 ourselves definitely in the works which
we carried on the nights of the a2d and 23d !"
1t was rumored in Paris that Gen. Pelis.
sier had attacked and routed Liprandi and
that CanrCbert was wounded and another
"ehtrai Killed. The report however is not
Raglan telegraphs under date of the a7tb
as follows: 'n
We are masters of the Sea of Azoff with.
out casualty. The troops were landed at
n kertch' on the cath, Her Majesty's birth dav
ne enemy he'd, blowing up the Notifications
on both sides OF the Straits and DESTROYING
thelr steamers and sail vessels Fifty guns
have fallen into ourb bands" Raglan further
telegraphs that General Sir George Brown
had reached Yeuikale on the 25tb, having
on the previous day, DESTROYED a foundry
near hertch, where shot, she'll and Minnie
balls were manufactured.
A despatch from Raglan, dated 3oth. saws
that Admiral Lyons reports the destruction
oy the Russians of four of their war steam
ers and large depots of corn.
An allied sloop had succeeded in blowing
up a magazine at Arobst and deslroying one
hundred merchant ships. Only one Russian
steamer remains in the sea of Azoff
The amount destroyed by the Russians at
the taking of kertcb, was 800, 900 sacks of
corn, 100000 sacks of oats, 100, 900 sacks of
IL ur. 1t was from Kertch that the garrison
OF oeoastopol drew most of their supplies,
and Its capture must therefore exercise con-
SlUpfa hla lntuanna n 40
The Vienna papers publish consular des-
patch from Varna, according to which, the
number of allied troops landed at Kertch,
under General Brown, was 20. 900.
In the advance on Tchernaya $4,000 allied
troops were engaged.
THE BALTIC.
1t was reported from Daulzeie on the Dad
that Latenburg had made a movement to the
opposite coast in the direction of Ripa.
AMERICAN VESSEL ovERHAULED.
The very latest from London, Saturday.
reports that at Memel ON the Goth, the steam.
er Driver was sent into the Baltic ports to
serve an official notice of blockade upon
vessels lying there. Among them was the
American ship VIM. Appleton, which was
warned to clear out within six days. A day or
two afterwards, the Driver was cruising and
fell in with the VIM. Appleton. The officer
went aboard the ship and upon examining
the papers, found them in perfect order
Upon demanding the bill of lading the Anne
rican captain objected, and began to make
difficulties about it. The officer insisted on
examining the vessel and found $4,000 ri
hes and 10000 revolvers concealed in about
900 bales of cotton, which last served as the
ostensible cargo. The ship was carefully
searched and no other contraband articles of
war were found.
AUSTRIA.
The new Austrian propositions had been
negotiated by Austria and
France.
BELGIUM.
Belgium has agreed to furnish &c, 900
troops to the army of the Allies.
RUSSIA.
1t was reported that the Grand Duke Con-
Stantine had esigned the position of Grand
Admiral of the Russian navy.
The peace party was reported to be greatly
in the ascendancy at St. Peters burg.
SPAIN.
A dispatch from Madrid states that the
Cortes had granted extraordinary powers to
the Government by the decided vote of 124
to 40.
PERSIA.
Letters from Bombay to 30th April state
that an important and powerful expedition of
$4,000 men and an extensive feet was ready
to proceed to the Persian Gulf, to commence
offensive operations against the Shah Of Per-
STA.
NO MORE VIENNA CONFERENCE.
1t was rumored that France and England
had declined attending !. Vienna conference
any further.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, June 2d.-Cotton market excited
and advanced half penny. Sales for the week
$50 600 bales
Breadstuffs dull Provisions dull
Barring Brothers quote consols for money 90 1-8
a l-2, on account SO 90 1-9. Others quote con-
soils at 90 7 8. Money abundant.
LATEST
Friday-The market opened with slight re.
action, but recovered before closing, and closed
with decided Improvement which Is attributa-
bic TO the favorable accounts from the Sea OF
Azof and the report of Grand Duke Constantine's
resignation and the ascendancy OF the peace party
In ST. Petersburgh.
The stock Of bullion 10 the Bank of England has
increased 92I7 ,065.
NEW HAMPSHIRE SENATOR.
CONCORD, June 13th-A caucus was held