The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-10

ern part OF the south siue.
THE announcement that the Russians had blown |
up Fort Nicholas and their other works at Otcha- |
koff, is confirmed
Nothing has occurred between kinburn and M |
kolaief.
tered to near Nikolaef.
Major Dclafield Major Murdoch. jr., and captain |
cT,eIlan American officers, had arrived in the |
camp A British general order provides them Win
rations during their stay in the CriInea
Miss Nightingale had returned to Sebastopol.
General Wyndham, the hero of the Redan, has
the command of the Fourth British DIVISION
AFFAIRS IN THE BALTIC.
The weather was bad, and the English feet near
Nargen was preparing to leave.
The gunboats at Esinore had been ordered to
England
The coasting trade was again springing up since
the removal of the feet
ASIA.
When the Russians in Asia heard of the fall OF
Sebas.opol they on the .gth of September, made
their attack upon Kars. The Turkish details OF
the affair are received The Russian loss is re-
ported at 1000 Two Turkish redoubts were lost
and re-takcn four times. The Hungarian General
Kemluty, mn.nded TIC Turks in the absence OF
the English General, Williams The Russian Gen
eral Mourayieit, with eighty guns, cannot continue
the siege.
The Russians have fortified all the passes leading
to Tifiis.
Omar Paclla was at Souchem Kale.
MISCELLANEOUS WAR NEWS.
The latest despatch from 81. IelcfsDuTSu uSttSu
Oct % says 1.-THE Whole of the militia has been
ordered On the march, to reinforce the army OF the
South under General Luders. Two liners, six
teen frigates and some gun boats have entered the
Dneiper.'
The Emperor Alexander had left Nikolaief for
Elizabsgood $50 miles northward. The usual sto
ry is revived, that his reason is affected.
There is nothing more definite as to the resigna-
Goa or recall of Gen Simpson than was brought
out By the Arago. The London Post says that a
new commander is appointed, but does not give his
name Rulnor mentions Sir De Lacy Evans, Cod
rington, Markham, Colin Campbell and others
OsnAn Pacha, who had been taken at Sinopc,
had been exchanged.
Tho 0oniteur publishes list Of the stores found
In 6eaRstopol, comprising q million shot and car
tridges, and half million pounds of gunpowder.
st. Pctersburgh letter of the 18th says the al
lied successes had caused dependency, yet every
thing indicate the intention of Russia to continue
the war. Preparations were making for a four
teen.h levy and enrolment of the local militia
Prayers were offered for the Emperors safe return
from the Crnea.
The attitude of Sweden was regarded in 81; Pc.
tersburgh with increasing suspicion
FRANCE.
The Bank OF France had arranged to obtain
million Of francs i'm silver from the Bank of
Amsterdam and it was rumored that ii also inten-
dcd to Issue IS and so franc bills.
The Paris papers say that splendid gold mines
have been discovered in Cayenne.
BELGIUM.
The Chambers are to NEE. on the l4th of Noye,n.
Der
The King of Belgium actively offers his media.
ton In the war.
STAIN
General Tacon, formerly Governor of Cuba had
died Of cholera, at the age of 80.
ITALY.
Distress from cholera, scarcity and crime, was on
the increase in TUSCANY
Russia has come to an amicabIc understanding
with the Pope respecting the nominationyof Catho-
Lie bishops in Poland
Rumors were current that the government of
Maple had committed a gross outrage against |
some American citizens, but the particulars are not
10 hand
DENMARK. |
The Ministry is reconstituted-M Balg Is Minis. |
ter of tue Interior and President of the Council
The name Of Congress- says letter from Berlin !
has been enormously given TO the meeting called
by Denmark FOR the settlement of the Sound dies !
denmark mas simply invited the States of the Bal |
tic, namely Prussia, Russia, Sweden, Mecklenburg
and Lubec, 10 conference, in order to come to an
with them as to the possibility of |
purchasing the dues. As no invitation of the Kind
has been addressed either to England Franco or Il
nitcd States, the meeting cannot in anyway be |
termed European Congress.
GREECE
The Ministry has been changed again NJ. Cor.
do5touati is Minister of Finance: Chistopou;d /
Public Instruction. Bolte, the Interior TTicoupi |
Foreign Affairs.
EGYPT
Tie pacha Of Egypt has prohibited the export of |
grain after the 9th of January next, owing TO a |
III the rise of the Nile.
GREAT BRITAIN
new coalition Of Lord john Russell, Bright.
Gladstone and D'Israei was still talked of
LORD Paimerstoa wishes the Earl of Shaftesbury
te accept the vacancy iii the colonial secretarvshi
owing to Sir VIM Molesworths death. but his cnI |
leagues oppose. The name of Lord John RusSeYis
also mentioned for the Office
An important discussion had been held in the Ii
reiPool Cnaihoer OF Commerce on the present Bri.
tish monetary crisis. Resolutions We're adopted
a. although there Is cause for Immediate aj,r,o
.he gov erhment should anticipate aud prevent anv
oreak down of public confidence by suspending the |
operation of the Bank act of lssi os drr;,,e ~
crisis of lS4T. The London Times onnnsns 81; |
eXpediont '''-
The city of London had presented an aadross ;. |
the queen upon the glorious successes of the allied
army, to which the Queen made q suitable ro,l.S
promising vigorous continuance of the war
The London papers comment strongly on Admj
raj Strings datory movements in the Pacific by
which, ON the goth OF May, he permitted the Rus
sian fleet TO escape.
Lord Wharnelitfe and Mr.. c.. Lucas. member Of
Parliament, are dead
The New York clipper ship Carrier Pigeon. aban.
doned at sea, was towed by a steamer into Cork
haroor. The captain and crew afterwards arrived
iere in boat.
The ship America went ashore al Gibraltar and
b .came a total wreck
Sir Charles Napier was canyassing Southwark
London Tor Parliament, vice Moesworth, with |
good chances of success |
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL MARKETs.-Messrs. Brown. Shirley |
Co. report wheat duh and easier; i'm some cases
Sd lower. Flour duh and trihe lower, saw Is |
per Dbl Western canalfiour, Ais. Cd 42s; Phil. |
.de'i,hla and baltimore, 43s. ABS Cd; Ohio AS
sl ABS; Canadian. As White wheat Ios Oh a
-, ~; red lis l0d lbs. Corn, Cd higher on the
~, 49, ana closed steady white, 45s ASS Cd; vel
,s", 4as AS I'd; mixed, ABS Messrs. Richardson
spence g Co quote white wheat. rs. Ios "a
,;n,, LIS ., 90 lis I'd Ohio, Philadelphia and Bal
h nouf' 44s AS 3d. and report corn dull at
. a. Messrf. Richardson, Spence g. Co. quote bc.f
a ea' prices unchanged Pork steady at former
anu nominal at Cos. 67s Market bare Of .h..sos
but prices q triae lower o''0 VI cheese,
af, ashes steady. at 36s pots, 35s Cd Taliovv
I'm NEE wholly unchanged. Resin a tribe low.
~, o.. a. os iis Spirits of turpentine easier
ea nna no, qnotably lower-sales at 39s. 39s Cd
1oash turpentiie quiet at los Cd Tar wort rs.
-inseed oil As Sperm In be,t.r sa, VI .. ~ , ies,