The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-15

OF peace lie h vicsosy; our neroissor. ana .ond,
.rns ave 70 camp before Sebassopol. and Kertch i,
css" material guarantee for cur ultimate suc-
81, 81 xs reported 1t Danssio, on the ssa that N.
o,vissou OF the Russian ran bosts stationed n
cit. cas.a mac maae movemsnt towards the oppo.
~ $500 u the direction Of Riga.
., ise rrensh squadron sailed from Riei on the ga
h.!! I'm rs English aset which was last reported
The Russian Minister of Foreisn Affair. bs, i,sn.a
s..euh respecting the blockade of the Finisrd
srau IN "a wsieh he says that England has departed
M .he principle that the flag covers the carso Ard
-, ne1.ra, vessels OF the circumstance. -
ar, ns ,,, Friday Some large Russian msn.osvsr
mel i blocked up with sanken roeks Ths h,h =.
the English fleet Ia at Nas.n '''k o'
The G.ceta aoutains a decrs. nl..,nx
$4,000 arrason, Navarro and the CITY OF Bnrros IT,.
oS mas asked ths Cortes for extraordinary
srsnted. .S'.''' ''"'has, which mad been
The French exposition va, h..,,,,
stention, but was still far abort of ,bs
"a top entertained The frst ee dav stt,.p,sd
Tbe King of Portugal wa,in Pad.
". r1ikes anonE workmen in mauv mart, a 81
oonnexion between the strii ca and fhs s me
living 10 the os lest feature In the bu,iness Ys "
.h nav idso and 1871 were years of scarcity
" t e DIN uit-, st the Paais de Justice 20 Iss.
Than i've cssns were tried of offences .ss;ns, ~.
Enlparor " word OF mouth. In each instance the
prisoners were found guilty. '"e
Prince Menschikef has returned to st P.ter.
eurs, and wss well received by the Emperor
In the haads Of the English, while the have
but one hundred and ten oficsrs belonging to the
British.
The Bank of England appears indisposed to en-
courage tue speculative feeling now general and
hence ITS unwiilinsness to reduce the rate of dis
count.
The capture of sebsstopol is confdectly antici-
pated at sary day.
CLOSE CT THE CONFERENCES
The Paris correspondent of the Daily News writes:
, 4 am enabled to state, on official authority, that
the Fi-uns Coafsrences closed and that proto-
col has been drawn up recording the defniye fail.
ure Of the negotiations 1t follows that the last
Austrisn propositions hsvs BEEN rejected The
kuswiedge OF this fac. had probably good deal 10
90 With the waTliks tons of Lord John RusseIPs
s7eeoh. How austria will now excuse herself for
not jripine thu Western Powers in the war | cannot
tell but hst she will not join them fssI no dopbt
whatever. The French Cove rnmeut will su,uect
continue for some tine as eaHt to exhibit tolerant
will vet speak her fair. twill be difficult however
Tor the Monltear to talk any more about The chyal-
rcus young Emperor"
composed So
The eruption at Mount vesuyius has subsided
GREECE.
eon..iIaey to assassiuate Gen. KeIergi, the
otses hal9ister of War: had been discovered at
Athens, and some arrests had been made.
EGYPT.
The Fioeroy of Egypt mad given orders for the
Construction OF ralrosd across tho isshplus of
Suez. ~
Dates from Shanghai to the oh of February ram
resent that all was 0uist and that the troopg wers
Withdrawn towards Nsnkin. In this interior matters
hive assumed en- unfavorable change. The iusur.
gets were making such advances led to feers that
they might stop the export trade Of shsoehai
Famine threatened the people of Canton and food
rots were epprehenced
A British fleet of ejsht vss.sl. ,r.x
pan; and wee to proceed to the Russian ssttemerts
the North
The q. shp ]. P Kennedy was at Canton; the
VsndsIia at Whanpoa and the Powhatsn at sinas.
pore. e~
Capt Adams, of the U s. Navy. proceeded home
"afa oy thls mai with tse ratified Japan treaty.