The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-08
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.

oNE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
Further Particulars of the Bombardmen, of spea.
oorS and the Battle on the 7eheynaya- Queen
ptesorta tn Paris - Rumored Peace Project -
Somnercidl Adrices, &c
NEW YORK, Sept. 6.-The steamer Atlsnt3c has
August ~''A "
The steamers Ariel and Washington had arrived
| at Cowes
No further events have occurred of any import-
snee 10 the progress of the war.
DETAILS OF THE RECENT BATTLES.
ine papers contain interesting details of the late
commandment of Sweaborg, and the recent battle
The pspers say that the Russian loss at swea
oorg was only forty killed and 160 wounded; and
| tnst the Notifications were destroyed.
effect
The squadron In the White sea continue to des-
Toy tns Russian stores along that coast, ard the
| briHsn squadron IN the sea of Azoff have blown
up several Russian ships of war; sunk the Russian
snlps In berdtansk bay, and burned the suburb Of
that town.
The British gunboat Jasper was wrecked In the
sea OF Azoft, and the Russians had found her
The position of affairs before Sebassopol was
quite unchanged
The position of the Siege at Kars was also un-
| Changed at tn6 fAtest adv1ceg.
The Russian loss In the battle at the brido of
Traktir, on the Tcherpaya, was nearly 900 In
| killed and wounded The loss of the Allies was
| about 1000 men The Russians were not pur.
sued across the river bus held their former posi-
| ton.
Various rumors were current of new peace
project but nothing authentic could be ascertsined
| in regard to the matter.
Queen Victoria has been received very enthusi-
| asticaily 10 France
From Austria there are rumors OF a split In the
| Cabinet
SECOND DESPATCH
New YORK, Sept. 6.-Evening g-The Atlantic
| brings 200 passengers. She passed the steamer
Africa on the evening of the 25.h, off the Ske-res.
THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
| LONDON, Saturday Mornlng.-Queen Victoria
| will embark on Monday from Boulogne on her re-.
turn to England The Emperor Will accompany
Advices from Paris state that so 600 additional
reinforcements are to be sent to the Crimea.
The sllied squadron In the White sea have cap
tured two Russian ships and one steamer. The
| squadron was preparing to quit that sea.
The Berlin papers state that Austria ad declsr-
| ed that she will treat, according to military law,
every Individual found transferring Austrian sol
diers with view OF inducing them to join the
| Apglo-ltaliau legion.
| From the war in Asia the intelligence Is that the
| Russian division between Kars and Erzerum hav-
| ing been reinforced, had marched upon Reppri
ReDi and drove the Turkish troops from their po-
|
| Erze'ufn.
BEQLIN, Aug. 23.-Russian agents have been sent
to tho chief cities OF Europe to raise loan for the
Russian Government
| DANTZIc, Friday, August 24.-All the mortar
vessels OF the Allies Ia the Baltic waters being
| sent home and Admiral Seymour has relieved Adj
| miral Rsynes off Cronstadt.
LONDON, Friday Evening, August 24.-The Eng
lish funds are unchanged, with but little business
doing Money is still easy. At Paris to-day the
French funds further declined Ia. Consols scarce
iy varied through the day.
THE wAR.
No further important events had occurred al the
seat of war, consequently the most Interesting
news 10 the details oil the battles at Sweaborg and
Tchernaya The lose of life at Sweaborg quite
small, but the details thus far do not state now
much ot he place has been desy y ed nor how much
remains. According to the accounts of the Russian
daaa,ags daaa, Besides 6ar6lng the public stores
He says that no damage whatever has been done
TO the fortifcstiop, batteries guns and he closes
his dispatch the evening of the 18th, thus: 1.-THE
enemy remain at their old anchorage and do not
new the attack
The bombardment OF Riga was comm enced at 4
O'Clock A M on the 10TH by two English steamers,
one two.decker and one a fcigate, and continued
oil day until O'Clock 2. NJ doing apparently but
little damage. 49,.
manded by Prince GortschakoH. The Russian force
consisted of FIVE divisions OF infantry, six thoussnd
Ssvsiy a9a Twenty ostteEs: ssd OF s5ey Three
amounted to nearly 200 killed and 800 ounded
Gen Reed of the English army, was killed in the
engagement The Russians asked srmistice TO
enable them to bury their dead. and General Pelis
sier SAYS that the whole number of Russians buried
was sS29
despatch of the 18th from the Cri.nea, says that
the artillery had opened FIRE upon Sebastopol but
| that the bombardment had not be IN commenc-d
-Four Russian steamers, sunk by the Russians in the
Bedirusk Bay. had been blown up by the English,
and the suburbs of the town burnt
A British gun boat went ashore during the attack,
and was taken by the Russians together with com.
| plete code Of the allies signals
GoItschakofs late,t despatch from Sehastopol, is
the 2ist 1t says: The fire of the all les has sens
| bly, diminished, and does but little damage.
ENGLAND
From England there Is no political news of iupor
Rumors were current of new ne gotstions. to the
effect that the accession of Spain to the aliapcs
completes; and that this alliance of Denmark an6
Sweden were all arranged and needed only to be
| ratified.
peace, and will come out decidedly for the allies.
1t is further reported that the allies will perms-
nenty occupy some portion OF the Turkish territory,
and reconstruct the map of Italy.
| MARKETS.
Cotton-D ennistoun l. Co.'s circular quotes the
market easier, but not Iquotaby lowerclosng stea-
$500 bales speculators, and 1870 for export. Or
| leans fair II; middling 81; upland fair 81
sRPlsy Fo.y Suosa 70
| Wheat has advanced 2daSd Corn has advanced ID
Western Canal Flour at 4Oa4ls; Ohio st 42s Whi,e
Germ at 44ss45E yellow at SIS 6daSss mixed S7ssS7s
3d. All articles closed steady The weather has
| been unfavorable.
| Consols for money are uoted at 81
| LONDON MARKET, Aug 4.-Barrng, Brothers
| Co report Iron il unchanged and in good demand.
sugars active, at advanced prices Cotton 10
firm. Linseed is dull. Rice is active. at advancing
prices Spirits Turpen dearer. Coffee 10 steady.
| Stocks Maryland SIS 92s95; Pennsylvanis SIS 78a
90; do bonds S4 Va bonds of 1886, S8ts90t Pennsy :
vania Central Railroad 9lt; Illinois Central Railroad
| 1890.
| MONEY MARKEr-Messrs. Bell L Co. report Anne.
| rican stocks dull but prices unchanged Bullion in
| the Bank Of Ea gland had decreased 6 sl58,O0e.
DEATH OF DR GsLBARDr.-We take from the
Petersburg Express of Thursday, the following
account OF DR.. Gebardts death there the day be-
| fore:
On the Doth ut. having partaken OF some raw
oysters, he became unwe II aud felt symptoms
which seemed premonitory of an attack of the
epidemic then raging around him he consequent.
ly became an inmate of the hospital on the sick
list as was notified next day to the readers OF the
| Express.
He felt more from lsnguor, weakness and from
| disordered stomach than anything ike the yellow
fever, and last Sunday lett Portsmouth, with the
hope OF reaching Richmond that evening, but be