The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09


NoNoef MUaNtr0...............I ., isss
ronx,cx Nsws BIT rHR HERMANN The mails
hv the Hermann are received, and contain mucn
,a,.rss,ins information. The Herman left Bremen
CARGO Of French, German and Bfiiish merchan-
disc.
The 81 Petersburg Journal of the 12:h June. Of.
ter commenting on the recent circular oil Count
Wslewski realive to the Four Points, ASSERTS that
the reoewa o. The negotiations for peace 10 not on
ly possibie but easy.
THE wAa-rHE MAMAcaE AT HANOI.
Co the morning Of the 26.h Of May the Cosssck
and E.k stood close into HsnRo. and observed Sc
versI vessel. anchored iaside the nunerousfs'ands
The boats Of both ships were cent away armed. 10
charge of Leu, Field (Cosssck) to bring the ves'
sells out On the boat getting 10 sight OF these ves'
sels II ev made call and on shore, and were oe-
serted by their crew. ,l,.
ver. n keo # the yssels ordered the vess~s back
.s.,a IN land them Al HsDRo, or whsrc they choec,
and four more Russian prisoners were rec-ived on
board the Cosssck AT Margin, who requested 10 DC
Isnded with the others at Hango
On tbs forenoon of Jupe the Cosssck stood close
In and ssnr the Gu TER away with Tag OF truce 70
lad she prisoners lie the boat beside were Lieu
L. aeoests, DR. r. T. Esston, Mr. Y. so issn "a a.
n;.onsr hare on the 26 ID of M.y inform
90 as there were no troops nere tns' tns
go hos,s led In towards the shore che wa, lost
sx bt OF behiod the issnds the ship .a1dps on a.
on usder eesy sail There beng no sisos OF re ca'
t,r's retrrn about o'clock she gig, with f4s OF
trone 10 charse of Lieutenant field was cent 10
:. Arch She was observed 10 be pu LOG sl'ns the
cost search Of The cu'tsr 30 TOE saip ST. e' sc
Ia nd sncr ID the ruined fort Aoouto 'c'oes
tbs sls reurned, having seen the CATER secured un
der ietty INSIDE Vera suaii wood uoafs asa VIII
s-v.r.i DEAD bodies in her; teari7s en- AMBUSH %
t,.seherv the ss cid att. - t. Ing the cut
ter out but r-iurned to The ship Several persoa-
seen a tits distaucs OF waving to the gig to
End
nou 8 O'Clock pezt morning both vessels steamed
IL e 10 he tties a2h station and shortly s -r the
cutter observed. With CT man Ia her. appsrsbt
/, woan5ed sculiinE to"sros ths ship bot "a
scot t. b-r a.s.tascs and she was brought alur g.
side hsyi1a 10 o. John Brown, Ordinary sssman =
uns lnsn % color the oss ,prviTr LII; 1f oeios
If er~s,cs In the sick bay he made tho following
stremeDt:-
alongside the jstty or lsnaing place, the vii
lay. of Hspga The offccrs aud liberated prisoners
iurp.d out and Li-utensnt G@Deste held ~ q Z
OF rrnc- to a number Of Russian troops, VINO mad
euddealy sprung up from moreover oil houses and
Y..ks-sbou $40 dressed ss Iih map, aud armrd
with moskegs, swords and hsyon-is-and told th~m
wnat 1. meant, and why they landed H. y repli d
that they did pot care d. for d G, OF truce
tnsre aud would sh W them how thd Russians
n
theu d ed on the ofi:ers aud liberated prisoners,
and afterwards on the at. until all were suppus.
ed 70 b- killed. This Russians Jumped into the
boas and after throwing several dead bodies ovef.
board wing on the arm. In the bo,tom OF the boa,
they found Henry Giddon, B who was only
ynundrd; thy took him out OF the boat and bay
nue;ted BIN on rhe wharf; John Brown lying be-
side him. and severely wounded, feiyDed death he
wss dragged from one end of the boat to Ibe other,
but luckily not tbr0wn overheard. They then
took h- arms magazine, coiors &c.
The officers were shot down, and the liberated
prisoner first DR.. Easton was the hrst who fell,
and the Fiorisb captain took the Tag OF truce from
Lieutenant Genes q aud waved IL, shouting "a az
OF trucei'-whicn had beeo previously explained
10 them before they fired, The Russiaus spoke
English, and the person who led them. from his
dress and app -arapce. seemed to be an officer The
Russians yelled and hfed on tbs men before they
could defend themselves; indeed, there " as not an
attempt made"
The boat was found to be completely riddled
above the water line. II was lucky she ESCAPED
" tbout hole through her bottom, sha would
have filled IL WAS evident that the Russians To-
tended leave none TO tell the tale, but il bss
pleased Providence to ordsin IL otherwise The
chips fred few shot aud rockets at the telegraph
but, fog coming Cd, they We're obliged to haul out
Into deeper water. There were no troops seen
the cowsrdly ruff1ans had evidently gone away. Il
was not thought prudent TO attempt to recover The
remsining bodies.
CONTINUATION OF "wAR"
A asspstch from Prince Gortschakof. received al
St fe.ersburR states that the III and l2th June
the fire. of the allies before Ssnsstopol was W. al
and u.e loss of the Russians very trfing and that
tho allies has reconstructed the X c 1a kx works.
Advices tom the Baltic state that the 18th nit .
the allied feet were to weigh anchor for the neigh
bnrhood of Hargo at the entrance of the Gulf of
Finland where The f,g of trace vas fired on.
Two of the Internal machines exploded light up-
der tue bow of the MeTn, and q thitd burst al most
at the ssme moment under the Fi:sf7. The two
steamers were severely shaken, but very slightly
damaged.
late lis-nce bad been received of the evacuation
of souIsk k.le by the hq..an. Previously to their
heavy suns and mouas; also the principal buildings
IL was eoaeuded that they had Joined the garrison
boy Of French troops, under General Morri
and 0anersl Geurobert and q column OF the Sardi
MAN corps under General Msrmora. mads a recon
poIsapce on the morning of tho Sd. The former pro
ceeded along he WorOnsow rad and pushed thei
cavalry several miles beyond Ba'dsr. After ia
tsor %sr.h only no sha bss Of Gosea
This weekly medical report states that the cholsr
had ssnsibiy dim nahsd before Sebastopoi but Il
AIS IL cd the Guard, aud The 3st Regiment ear
I.aIa,a and some new batteries Itwas hoped tina
the disease wouid pass away as 1t had from the sta
heavily on ths Sa dinian con,iuf cent, and Gener-
Marmo a, of the second division, had been severed
attacked.
THE BALTIC.
couple of miles west Of the Tolbeukin light
house At the extreme weMern poinr of the islam,
OF Cronstsdt, the allied tet is now riding at an
Choir Ia single line extending from the lngerman
land shore on thu one side TO the coast OF Fiplan
on the ether etfecusiy blockading the naval pow
ar of the empire, which, as last resort have take
shelter behind the granite wallis of this formidabi
hornets nest.
This condor consists o. fourteen sail OF the lin.
each anchored two cable lengths from the Other
With the huge Duke of Wellington in The centre
the Tourvile, flag Of A imirsl Penaud, on the rist
OF her; and the Exmouvh. fsg OF Admiral Sey
uour, on ,hs let TIE other ships of the line are
Roya, George Orion, Duquesne, Cressy, AuGer
liz Cesar, Blendheim. James Watt Nile. Edir
burg Inside OF this line and nearer the euem,
are The aupboats and lrigates Euryaus Pylade
and Arrogant. with the two surveying vessels, Mei
lin and FREELY
The commsu der In chief avsils himself of III
present favorable Slate OF the weather to recnr
noitf the port and fortihcat atoms. aud on sever
occasions b ss advanced within 1900 yards of ,b
wei ks disregardless of ,be prepar ations visible
such tilaes on the rsmpsrts.
The visit of Admiral Dundas to the vicinity
Cronstsdt has convinced nautical and naval me
we'll Acquainted with the Cult of Finland hat the
10 no inention of yenturIng our ships again Il n
stone walls of Cronstadt There 10 a safer ar
much better plan tor adoption, The piles, While
our Admiral examined, were put down 10 preve
access TO 81. Petersburg. Remove thess piles an
Cronstadt Is impotent 10 protecting the cspits
Now 1t 10 much easier 10 raise piles than driy
them down; and that these can be raised no dou,
fsea'ertainsd. Once no. small steamers and gu
boats can pass; and ST Petersburg must share Ii
fate OF Kertch.
YRAkcW