The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-28

preyioss The orders to evacuaie were received from
the Russian headquarters la Siberis.
On snchoring ia the harbor, detschmen Mt wal
sent on shore BY the commanders of the Rear
Admiral Bruce, Of the Enslish, and RsaF Admiral
ersets m.n, Of only sss e Of .bs Frsrsh
They landed, and found the town deserted. save by
ABOUT ieo kamschatka dogs, q French nsturs,izsd
American. aud two Americans. who raised the stars
and stripes ever their houses when the forces Las
claiming that as the Russians had abandoned the
psce ard left it to them. they the possesor.
OF tne soh Tnese men are engaged In trading. ana
are represented as doing good business. The dogs
we're aharvipg condition, and folIos ed the inva-
GERS sb 5ut town for bits of biscuit One OF them
Oblig.do
The parties were divided into companies, who pro.
store houses and all government buildings Not .
vesee OF any public work was left standing, except
the hospital. which. with the church and the dwell
res OF the poorer classes Of the left
untouched: The inhs ltants commenced deserting
The place shortly after the sarri.on embarked Ac.
about the Goth Of Ap, tow.rds Tchinsk bat the Go:
vefnors wife being enciente the flight continued
only to the small fishing village Of Avache, some 20
The following day after the arrival of the Allies
the destruction OF the forti6cations commenced
These were faseines constructed of Immense logs
the wsls being is feet In thiosnsss Such their
strength they resisted all efforts for some time and
were finally razsd to the ground by the agency Of
government had changed rather snddsnly in this
matter, Alter the battle Of last year orders came
.0e .0e h' fo and at time
their being but er of guns it was ordered to
crease Il TO q double tier. The destroyers found
sudden charge of policy took piase msy p.rhaps be
explained By that ON which the Russians have al.
wsss scted.of retiring into the interior from their
movsment and with the increased strength 81 the
more obstinate 70 istanee than before The assts
da not leave the pisss until ths demolition wss
EXCHANGE OF PsIsoNERs
The fleet sailed. with the exception OF the Trinco.
lnaiee on board Of which left two Russian pri
French sailor. whose were sputated after be.
irg taken prisoner in the battle Of last year The
American resident. there report that have lived
up to the day Of their departure, and that the
French and English prisoners were treated with hu.
manity.
MORE WORK FOR THE ALLIED FLEErs-A WESTERN
SEBAsT.PoL
we have been shown q dispatch dated in Pstro-
pauiowsk', fom Rear Admiral Fourichon, of the
French fleet in which he states after bri. recapi-
tulatEg the facts above enumerated that the Rms.
sian garrison numbering (as LIE Journal in rforma us)
aoe l20 men, had doubtless sail ed for th mouth OF
the AMOR river, which drains the southern portion
of Siberia, snd flows into ths Gulf of Saghaien, an
arm OF the Sea of Ochotsk They lie ft for this popt
ou the 18th Of April and doub less there before
the French and English arrived at Kamschatks
This river 10 REGARDED the dividing line between
China and Asiatic Russia, and at its mouth is very
strong series of forcations. which have been great
lY strengthened from time to time by the Russians
is thought by some the officers of the Otigsdc
that the immepse armament OF Petrop aulowsk was
carried there with the garrison and If this be tru,
there will be Western Sebss.opo which mey puz-
Crmea, " 'A'
The fleets have gone to cruise for the present,
among the AIsutsn islsnds and will probably look
IN at sitks An English and French squadron have
proceeded by the China Sea to the mouth Of the
Amoor river, where, the dispatch says there will
SCUM be severe fighting There are about ten ,b;ns
gUf fd ha in;,.a Ill
steamer Brisk, now at Petropsulcwski. The line of
fset WV s'"
It is said there Is compsct existing between Ru,
sia aud the British government, exempting Sitks
from .oIestation it being the pot of the Russian
American and Hudson Bsy Fur Company.
TEN VESSELS OF WAR EXPECTED.
We learn that the above squaorons will toin Mt
Petropsulows.i t @ whence they win proceed to thi.
hree weeks. The officers of the Oolssdo think
.hey will separate, the Eoglish ma king rendezvous
! let's, however, will come directly to this port
heir arrival will increase bu,iness considerable
have sailed for the OF Ochotsk. to in the rest
of the 1set-also the two steamers which were fol-
nlerly employed in bIockaoing Petropauiowsk The
ench steamer Prowy will be here in few days
The fleets will sail to the Amoor river after provi-
sioning and fitting out at this port.
IN MEMORY OF THE DEAD
Rear Admiral Bruce white at PstropauIowski
caused handsome fence 20 be erected around the
C cemetery in which buried the bodies of the
year large tablet bearing Russian inscription
in commemorative Of the 1ht, was erected. which:
'ohen the Russian inhabitants return.
GOVERNOR REEDERs LAST MRssAGE-Gover.
nor Reeder has sent this brief message 10 the Kan.
sas Legislature:
''To the Honorable Council and House of Rep.
resentatives Of Kansas Territory Although have
refused to acknowledge you to be a legal body
and although | am slill of the sans mind yet 1t
10 due that | should inform you that have re.
celved otticial notification of my removal and that
Until my successor arrives the duties of the ofice
Of Governor will devolvs upon Secretary Wood
son."
II is said the reading Of the letter produced roars
Of laughter from the opponents of the Governor.
YELLOW FEVER AT NEW ORLEANs-The num-
Der OF deaths from yellow fever in the charity hogs
pial, New Orleans during the past week has been
l28 decrease of ten from the previous week
Thirty-four hundred dollars have been collected
here for the Norfolk sufferers.
KANSAS AZ A STATE We notice th at In the Kan,
5as legislature resolution has bsen offered to
Ihs effect that conven,ion be called to frame
constitution prior to Kansas being admitted into
the Union. IL sets the fret Monday In October
rs the day on which the polls should be opened
and the people are TO vote Convention" or "po
Convention" on that day. Ii tbs majority are in
avor OF convention, provided this resolution
PaSeoo, VIC tiHy CApcCt potitfOu iFUm Adueaf TO
be admitted as state at the next session of Con-
gress.
FAIR AT DoYLEsrowN, Pa The fair now pro.
crossing at Dc ylestown, Pa seems to abound In all
the humbuggery for which the North is so celebra.
led. Twelve babies were on exhibition, and He
len Eckhart. of Eastop took the first prize of $500
T Friday, twelve ladies entered On the race course
among whom were three professional riders from
P hiladephia and Boston Mise Mary Ann Roberts
Df Doylestewn. took the first premium. One of the
, oung ladies, Miss Howard, was thrown over her
horses head, which. considering there were 80 900
persons present, must have been highly gratifying
10 herself and friends.
VIRGINIANs IN PARIs.-Among the Vireinians In
aris, at last dates, were Eppes, w May, Mrs.
General w. Scott, Mrs. DR.. R. Il. Cabsil and Mias
Gibson.
BUFFALO AND NEW York CITY RAILROAD
a pstchin. Esq., the Receiver and Lessee of the
Buffalo aud New York City Railroad, has leased
1t to the New York and Erie Railroad Company,
possession to be given on the 1st of September.
WooLEN FACTORIES IN MAINE.-The Lewiston,
Me-, Fslls Manufacturing Company have expended
IN u cash h during the last four weeks upwards of