The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-30

among the garrison of SebassopoI q,
| tnere are two passages in the Communicative ,
our special correspondent which We nnbIish ,ed.,
| he writes. =. = -"s' VI" 'n7 <o~n uf
Ihe Russians have been buryine an uuusu,
Tnoef OF oead on the north side the last few dsy,
Inese ourial places on that side of the harbor A.
exposed TO our view. and with . rood sisss ~
oaty me recent graves can be distip suisted hn
80 'ne parties at work excsvatipg or performu,
| the last rites of sepulrure.n
| On me 18Th be again remarks: --v...- -
russians are stil observed TO be yer,
harbor.r - o' INC uo''h sac OF tnt
AT iae highest of the three grave felds-for IN.
sm sIaveyares is hardly appropriate, as they
| served to be standing at one time to.d.v so..
| graves. AnsAing issu
These insermeuts are not of the soldier. vbo
20 oss'ie, Tor they are uniformly buried
| our correspondent, therefore. patur.I,v conu
cIuoes toat tne numerous dead carried out 10 the
| glsVe-neios on the north of Sebssopoi b ave beep
gssss extent, the victims of disease. Ii 10 be-
yo1o dispute, then that the garrison are beipg as
sailed by sickness and famine from within a. the
| sane ume tnst they are pressed by their human
| enemies from without. And this pressnre from
| without must now be sepsjbly felt ~
FURTHER SUCCESSES
Ine British Admiralty make public the sn,,ov.
Ing: p1D'S '"e "'io~-
captain Lyons, of the Mrands, and Captain Sc.
osages F rench) report that the naval operations
took n'.cs aganIoe: Merioupol and Ghsisk which
| toos pisce on the 80, 5h and Oh of June. have
perfectly succeeded. The public buiIdinss snd
| numerous government magazines of proy yision.
| nave been burned, and thus an immense ln.s of
| suppies mas oeen Inflicted on the enemy The
| operations we're conducted with great yieor and
| rapiolty tue allies having only one man wounded
although opposed by 3 500 soldiers at Tagsnrog
| Dstaiis could not be received in England before
| the 18Th or 18th of June -
| VIENNA CONFERENCE
| Inc following 10 the final scheme nronose3 h
| austria 10 the Vienna Conference which was de-
Ieated; because, though the Russian pleninoten .
tiai les were willing TO refer the matter home the
allies bad no Instructions to wait for the resni. from
| such reference ~ '"e '''ui' HUN
| Firstiy-That the great powers should bind them.
to respect the independence and te1ritorisI
themselves 20 consider every act or event of natnS
70 Infringe upoS it as question of European inter
| Secoudly-Thst the plenipotsntiaris. NJ R,..,.
| and Turkey should propose, by common asrssmenr
TO the Conference, the eqaa amount of the eectiy,
| such amount not to exceed ths numhsr Of Sns.i.n
ships now at 1at in that sea- and that this
shoud FORM an integral part of the general treaty;
tne STRAITS 70 remain closed, but each of the other
| ro~eis TO be authorized by frmsn to station two
irgetes in the Black Sea, and in case of ho.tties
ans 70 open the passage to all the naval forces
The Brussels Independence Beige intimstes that
connc cted with the recent of the Allies in
the Crlmsa the Conferences will be rs.opened at
rams The British press contradict this but the la.
osPSnasscs mas msny taes gwen the hrss intimaton
| eH. ENGLAND.
In the HouEe of Commons, Mr.. Lsyard had offer.
ed the following resolution :--.sThat The Hon "a
views with deep and incre ssing aoncsrn, the atate
OF the nation, and is OF opinion that The manner In
| which merit and efficiency have been sacrificed in
public appointments to party and family us nc es
and to blind adherence to routine has given rise
1 niafOftpnea, tn hrin
4 upon the national character and to involve the
4 country Ia grave disasters" a
| Arthur Cuuninghsm, sUpercaIgo of the American
ship Samuel Appleton denies, In card to the pa.
psrs, that The ship carried arms to Russia. .si
rested a. Hamburg on charge Of enlistins men fol
the British Foreign Legion. The British govern
ment demanded his liberation, and ssnt the ship-of
| var Otter with the request Ia the meantime
Rolfe had been liberated and expelled from the city
| The first mseting of the Administrative Reform
Law isa sn the d .h:
of member of Parliament assisted. Me,sfs Layard
Lindsay, Morley, Tts, and Otway, addressed the
me citing and loud calls being made for Sir Charl es
Napier, that officer presented himself and waa
| heartily received !. '- 70 -.-
| Miss Nightingale had left the Crimea. on her vsv
| home to recover her health.
On Monday Capt Scobell will move his Psssen ger
Act Amendment bill. providing that assenser ships
carrying fifty shall be provided with one
or more life RATS. -.s - --t, .
/
There was some firing between tbs steamer Ma.
gcienne and party OF Russian artiierymen, or
shore on the 9th. No result
There is talk that the Austrian army will speedily
be reduced by 1000
A despatch anticipatory of the overland ma,
mentions that the imperslists 10 China have gain.
ed some trifng advantages over the insurgents
| BY TELEGRAPH.
| DANTRIE, June Is, 1855
| ba Vnif ifuya has uuit
left the fleet on the llth anchored off Cronstadt
the orb. The Russians fred on boat off the Cos
sack, while bearing flag of truce and landing sever
Finlanders and 81 English sailors and three off
, GERS were killed.
On the 9Th inst the Magicienne fired for an hou
with great effect upon a body of horse artillery
receiving but little damage. On the 9Th the MeraI
and Firety were sligh.I5 Injured by running upol
some internal machines. There had been no al
tera,ion in the position of the feet 43
CRAcow, June IA, 1855
The Emperor of Austria arrived here yesterda,
morning from Vienna
The Russians are stated (but deubtfuD to hav
evacuated the whole OF their Clrcsssian territory
Duke Constantine Is appointed Regent of Russ
| in the event of Alexsnder's decease.
The Russians are about to buiid railroad
| through the Isthmus of Perekop.
| Admiral Boxer is dead. He s succeeded by Ad
, miral Fremanils.
The viceroy of Egypt is enrolling force Of 500
blacks 10 the Soudan. s-t t-
| Prince Gortscbakun writes on the Sth
| "Tbe cannonade continues against the bastion
X Yaiioff and No. 3.
The enemy has asked for an armistice, ia orde
that he may bury his dead. His loss on the 7.h e1
| ceeded 1000 men" -
Gsa- Lsmorra, the younger, has died of cholsr
at Bslaclava. 80 -t
magnificent fete given on the even Ing c
the lith, in the Hotel de Vile, by the Project G
, the Seine, to the King of Portugal Queen Chris
tiana, the Princess Mathiide, the Lord Mayor {
, | London, and 900 other persons were present
| The most Inter esting Intelligence refers to He
. Majesty the Empress DR.. Locock, the celebrate
accoucher (who has had consider1e experienc
In ueen Victoria's nursery) was summoned b.
telegraph to Paris, where, after consultation wit
: Doctors Dubois and Canneau, 1t was fornslly az
nounced that the Empress is encteHte
The park Of siege artillery Is st length shippe
IN the American clippers Great Republic, Quse
| of Clippers, Gauntlet and Aleghsneap., Ih
, Great Republic is shipping 400 cavalry horses
| Captain d,Aodigne, OF the French staff, accide
tally fell into the hold and fractured limb. Tw
| hundred dock Iaborefs have been shipped fro
Marseilles to the Crimes Notfewer than DO
/ horses hare LEFT France since tha war began.
An Imperial manifesto dated at st Petersbur
the I'd OF June, ordsins that In case OF the d
. cease of the present Emperor, the Grand Dul
| Constantine shall be Regent during the minori
] | of the Grown Prince Ths Reaepcy In 10 coptiul