The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-24
ADDITIONAL BY THE CANADA.

We have the following additional intelligence bv
the Canada which arrived at Halifax Thursday.
with dates from Liverpool to the 10th inst.
The difficulty between England and Spain origi.
mated in the expulsion of Mr. Bovlan an English
subject from Cuba, notwithstanding an agreement
on the part of Spain to submit his grievances to
the arbitration of the British Consul at New Or.
leans. Great Britain demands an indemnify for
BOylans losses.
THE WAR.
All the Turkish force intended for Asia has left
Sebasopol.
A dispatch from General Simpson of October
9th, says the weather was then magnificent and
the British troops were healthy
An exchange Of prisoners had arrived from
Odessa.
Karaqurt Turzela, and the town of Saki also
many farms and stores along the route and on
the 2ith returned to Eupatoria
Intelligence from Odessa of the 9th of October
says that TOdelbin is fast rendering Ncolaetf de-
feasible below Passka, where the river is only 600
fathoms broad
Gunboats manned by the crews of the former
Black Sea feet stationed and batteries are be.
ing erected on both sides of the river.
The inhabitants of Nicolaeif and Kherson are
informed that those cities may be attacked and
large numbers have come into the interior at gov-
eminent expense.
General Luders, with the grcnadiers and cav
airy, is posted between Kinburn and Kherson.
II Is confirmed that the Car and the Grand
luke Constantine witnessed the capture of Kin
burn from Ortschakoff
Inc Gar has returned to st. Petersburgh, direct
from ON Nlcolaeiif, without staying at Warsaw.
Inc Squadron off the Bay have flowed ont
Two rat;s OF oak timber worth 100000 BEYOND
'iis, nothing has been done except MAKING n recon
| noisance ~ ns' u iccon
| AZ. recent report arrived from Odessa that tho
-. M u p onccteo landing in force near Pere-
Aop; ana Russian troops were hurried off to on,
pose them. Ai0u vi 70 op-
Later adyices render the report doubtful,
grenader corps had arrived at Simpbcrono, M
companled by SO 10 wagons drawn by oxen. so the
army Is provisiC ned for six months Gortscb NJ q
VIII not expect conveys after November when tba
steppes, IT Is expected, will be covered with SNOW,
Silistria e io'hieu IN
The rumored battles near GimnberonoI .,,
out to be false 'P'i 'uiheu
FROM Sch astopol accounts eav that tho P,ss;.,
l'olectnes reach almost every part of tho city-
~ ,uesmtofy nre was being kept up on both sides
parations for retreat 'Nins pre-
Selim Pacha is TO be stationed NJ Er,or., -,
an imperial guard, whence he would ,hreatar ,h.
rear OF the Russians besieging Kars INC
The French troops are to garrison Kinburn and
'''' 10 sebastopol on the 3D.
Omar Pacha has opened friendly relations with
SchamyL Selem Pacha is to establish b,msow IN
Erzeronm with the Turkish imperial (;n,rd
whence ne would threaten the rear of the Russian
army beseiging Kars. Omar Pacha commenced his
advance on kutais, on the Goth, with Twenty-Five
batallions.
Accounts from Persia, mention the departure of
an Ambassador for st. Petersburg.
HUNDRED COMMANDMENT OF NICOLA.
EFF.
dispatch from Vienna says that message
han been received at the Turkish Embassy, stat
ing that the bombardnient of Nicolaeiff, COM
msnssd On the assh Of October, and continued du.