The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-12
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ELEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
ILLNESS OF THE CAR.
PREPARATIONS FOR ANOTHER ASSAULT
DESTRUCTION OF HANGO AND
SWEABURG.

Cholera amonr the I'roops-IHness Of the
King of Prussia. China, dc.
Nrw York. July 1Ith.-The steamer Pa
cific arrived here this morning from Liver
nool. with dates to the goth of June.
Among her passengers are E-xPresidept
Van Buren,, Commodore Perry and Col.
Plume bearer of dispatches.
Her news consists chiefly of details of the
late assault on the Redan and Malakoff
Towers. The repuIse has not damaged the
position of the Allies, and they are in fine
spirits. Affairs were considered in an efh-
ciently satisfactory position to warrant ano-
Their assault for which preparation were
being made.
The latest dispatches received states that
Lord Raglan is dangerously i'll, and asks to
be recalled.
The total loss of the Allies in the assault of
the 18th is 5000 men. ....sstEF9
The correspondence is only to the 4th ult
No further battles by sea or land had oc
Cured.
Austria still continued to disband her
army. b.
[sEcoHD DISPATCH
New York, July 1lth.-Upon examination
of the files by the Pacific, send you the fol
loving;
The French and English at Sebastopol re-
proach each other for the disasters there.
pelli ssier, in his dispatches, says that the
Allies will soon invest the forts. They still
retain possession of the Round Tower, the
Mamelon and the Cemeteries.
The cholera had broken out among the
French troops.
Gortchakoif in his dispatches says that
the Allies ire has weakened and that the
allied troops who crossed the Tchernaya
have returned.
THE LATEST.
Lord PalmeYston in Parliament has denie d
that Lord Raglan has asked for a recall.
THE BALTIC.
Dates from the Baltic to the 25th ult say
that Sgeaburg had been bombarded by the
Allies and all the stores there destroyed
Hango had also been destroyed.
THE HAAGO MASSACRE.
The Russian papers admit that flag OF
truce was shown by the English boat crew
landing at Hango, but stated that the Rus.
sian officers feared treachsry.
Great movements were taking place in the
Allied squadrons.
General Brown Lad arrived at the Crimea
from England with the Foreign Legion.
Dates were received from Varna to Thurs
day, and from MarSeilles to the Friday be.
fore the sailing of the Pacific.
ILLNESS OF THE GAR
London, Saturday.- London Times OF
this morning reports the Emperor Alexander
as seriously i'll.
PRUSSIA.
The King of Prussia had been suffering
from serious illness, which would probably
Lring his reign to close.
CHINA
The East ludia Mail had arrived with dates from
| Calcutta to May l9Ih: Hong Kong May 10Th, anc
Canton May s.h. anime prevailed in maDy par.
of China.
Fighting was going on between the insurgent
and fmperialists with varied success
The Indian trade was dull and money tight.
COMMERCIAL.
LNERpooL, June ~ -DenDisron Il Co 8 Circula
reports Cotton dull for the first three dsv. Of IN
"esa PIecsolas the steauer's sailing with price
c.nsderbb!y lower But on Thursday without IN
parent Cause the market became buoyant and cIo,sf
with active demand at former prices and al 40 ar
ADVANCE Of Lie Sales for tb. week IS 600 bales O
which specustors took II GOO, and 1000 were TAX ar
for export Sales Frid.y % 20 OG0 bales Of hict
spectators took 10000 The Quotations Or,a.n,
fair u; Middling GIG; Fair e.; Middlins 6s Com
mersiai authorities vary in reporting The Cotton
market
msxwell, Wright L Co. report Wheat and Flour
trif= l)wer. Core declined t. SIS Sd Market e6
steady with the fol owing quotatonr White Wheat
Us Us 81; red 1885, lis. Canal Flour 59s6d 40s
Ohio 4Ssa 44t ths last quotation being only no nina
451sa 4es
Richardson. Spence Co quote beef dull, and nm
changed: Pork dull. Bacon declined Sd il. LARD
advanced Is Ashes stesdy and uucbsnYe3 RI
dnll and unchanged Weather favorable for bus;
n So operations Money market easier. Ccnsols TO
LONDON MARKETS.
LONDON, June S0-Bsfing Brothers quote Londor
markets generally steady and unchsnsed Iron buoy
ant Welsh car IRON quoted at ELLIS on shipboaId
Welsh rail iron ETA S710r.