The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-30

m. = esAAAoN " THE EAsTxAN WAR
4ne faris Aouissur publishes long account Of III.
progress OF the war In the East, and gives the fo
lowing directions. which wers iasued By Napolsou
N Aprii 1854, to the Marshal Of the French Army
me Anslo-French army, once united on The
sao'es OF tho sea of Marmors, you must concsr,
measures with Omar Paaha and Lord Raglan fos
me adoption OF one Of the three following plans:
- Either to advance to meet the Russians on
.ne psikans. 2. Or to seize upon the Crimsa a
Or 90 lsnd as Odessa or on any other point of The
Nu.s.an coast OF the Black Sea- In the first case,
safna appears TO to be the most iuportant point
20 oe occupied. The infantry might be- taken there
~ sea' ana the cavalry more easily, perhaps, by
snna' On no account ought the army to go 10 far
iIom toe BLACK Sea, so a. to be always In free com.
~ ~ with ifs feet. In the second case that
'ae occupation OF the Crnnea, the place of land.
ing, must first be made sure Of that II NAV take
Plsoe a. distance from the enemy, and that Il may
oe specify fortified, as to serve az point DAP.
- ian oack upon 10 the case of retreat. The
, ~ 5enastopol must not be attempted with
ou- at ieast half siege train and great number OF
sEcks io- eerth. Who within reach of the place. DO
l NO. ona seizng upon Sebsstopo little port situs-
sec Aooot iour leagues south of Balakava, and by
M ;,s .. ~ncn easy communications may be kept
up WIN the feet during the siege. ia the third
case my principal Recommendation is never 10 di.
80 yoof army; to march always with all your
IooPs united, fer 10000 compact men, ably com.
- so are always an imrosina force; divided
oR me contrary, they are nothing. If compelled
OF account OF scarcity of provisions 10 divide tn,
: tny 40 60 n such manner as always always to
ps aoie 10 unite one pei.t pyf,ht-. 81 hours IT,
"a .ei marching goG foyI jArfat eafuEnps es.ab-
ts' soInnloI. rs7ne 3l!as 81 s,,s sf,e. from
.4e sneaiy, rsst nose CT them mts ba stacked
siaetsi. yCu ativebsck tle Ruse ia /, NOT 60
= 20 kfse danube, uciess the Aas.fiaas e1.s,i The
lhe hsoniteur goes or to explain the reason that
tnese Instructions were not carried out. The Lon.
oon Times correspondent says that this exposition
mas had different effects different classes of pee.
pie ia Paris. Some thinking it indicative of the
Emperors desirs fer peace and the latter classes
beeving 1t frank avowAl of the proved defects of
the plan of operations, and the intention to remove
them.
Em1eRANr DROWNED On the Goth instant, John
Gutter, on his way to Kansas, to buy farm, wa.
drowned at Cincinnati, Thursday.
CoLLrsros.-Two trains on the Central Ohio
Railroad came 10 collision near Cambridge. Wed.
nesday. The locomotives were smashed. Dr..
Oneil, of Frederick, Md, was thrown against
seat with such violence that the end Of 1t was forced
off by his head.
FIRE.-The Steam Saw Mill of Messrs. Carnon
& Co.. of Winton, North Carolina, with all its
machinery, contents and lumber, were destroyed
by fire on Tuesday night. As no cause of the con.
Migration can be traced it is supposed to have been
the act of an lncendiary.
PARDON RErussn.-Gov. Bragg, of North Caro-
lima, has positively refused to pardon Hester, the
kidnapper and he will be hung at it.sborough, In
that State, on Friday next the 4th of May.
VIM. BIRD, an old resident of Washington City.
fell dead there Friday.
CLERIcAL.-Perry Hopkins, colored clergyman
In New York, was arrested on Friday for burglary
Joseph Bonzhars, aFrenchman, who served un
der Napoleon Bonsparte, died In the Tombs at New
York, Friday.
FROM PosT TO PILLAR-A number paupers, who
were sent to Albany, passage Free by the Overseel
Of the Poor of New York, are to be returned.
YouNG THIEyEs.-Three boys 10 years of age
were arrested In New York Thursday, fer stealing
silver spoons from the house of Thos Durkin.
DEAD.-Peter Martens, German, who was sho
a: Chicago, during the riot, died in the county jail
Wednesday. He 10 represented as desperate
character and his b1dy was covered with scars Of
old wounds. s
THE SKIRMIsH OF THE TwENTY.SEcosD.-An
officer Of the Royal Artillery writing of the skrish
of the 27d ult. before Ssbastopol, says 1
The enemy attacked the French lines close along
s where a hs ay ssa Sa only da
them then TUNED to their right crossed the ravine
and took our trench In flank. We were unprepsred,
and at brst thought the advancing body was one oi
the French. But Wears found out they were the
Russians and ordsred his men to lie down and wait
I'll they came within twenty PAGES, and they did 80
When the enemy was closs enough Wears shouted.
Nov. 9Th, on your pins and charge" They poured
in voey, charged and drove the Russians quite out
Wears hirnself struck down two Russians, and was
in the act of cutting down third with his sword,
when another man, who was quite csose. flor the
lifted arm close 10 where it joins the shoulder, and
hs fell. The arteries were divided, and he must
have blec to death in a few minutes:
Thus hie end was peaceful and painless as q
soldiers death could be- and nothing could have been
more noble. devoted and glorious than his conduct in
chose the psalns and lessons for the preceding day
and read the service when several of met toseth
or H to worship God; all present must have noticed
soon to be numbered with the dead.
Mr.. souLI AT NEwORLEANs.-The friends oi
Hon. Pierre Souls turned out on nasse on the 2ls.
inst, adopted solutions welcoming him home and
thenserenadsd him. Mr.. g. addressed them, sayins
that nons of the calumnies of his Europesn enc
mics had started blush to his cheek, and thai
he returned undarntsd by the Ire of the crowned
cut-throat who ruled France. In whose bosom th.
mere mention of his name had excited such stron,
emotions The crowd adjourned with such shouts a.
sHurrah for Soulem sHursah for Cuba." "Thre,
groans for the cut-throats Of Europen sHurrsh fol
Alexander H." Three chssrs for the Ostend c. n
fersneee" "Three grosas for the Vienna Confer
encew etc etc.
A CANINE suIcfpE-Ppe Trenton IN. j. State
Gaze tte says that valssb,eGHt belonging to gen.
tie man of that reighhoTAoct, had pup, which Il
wss found necessary 70 drogn. The alut showsS
sig Of violsnt gie and finding the body ct her off
spring she shsa it out Of the creek ard laid it ol
proachfrlly Ia his face She then weut TO tbs
creek, walked In and deliberately drowned herself
THE PRoposED SgizuRE OF AmERrcANs IN
CuBA The report from Havana that the Cuban
authorities intend In case OF another invasion, Il
| seize all the Americans on the Ieland-eyen cul
Consuls-is confirmed by reference TO the Soul,
correspondence, wgere il appears that when Gen
Pezuels was about TO call from Spain TO be Can
taia.General Of Cubs, he demanded OF his govern
ment that he might be- allowed, in case of an expe
dillon against the lsland to arrest every American
on 1t. gs
TRANsPoRTArIoN.-Twor negroes belonging /,
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