Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-04
FOREIGN INTEILiGEHTR.
FURTHER BY TIE CANADA,


FURTHER BY TIE CANADA.
HAITIAN, Aug. :9.-The :n..:,na addui.u.i de.
tnilS ot news Ly iIr .,rainer Canada, embrace iis,,ers
uf considerable" Interest
THE WAR OPERATIONS IN TIE BALTIC.
The announcement tIHt The slIicI fleet in the Bal.
tic has destroyed Swcahorg, WIS taken out b. tho
Hermann, tU' tn tHuaia bring. -ub>cqUca, d:;uih
which modify TIE first accounts.
I!i" following Is tie nrst despatch on inc subject.
from ;hr trench Admiral:
B"AhD ;st iut''ILLE, Az. iith.-ihc hmm.
br.inrut "i Sw~nh,.s nv the nn,,i squadron has
been attended with success. An imn.n.e cuniugrn
ton, s:i!. I"rl' -uvc hours. has DESTROYED nrnriy all
he store hhaSrs and magazines Of the nrycGal, which
Is Il complete ruin. Various powder magazines end
,,urr~ 81 lHC'"ctiI"s hlcw ". The cncIY has ~,
/ c"!vcG ii terrible L!nH. Huu s.i;lr.cG gh enc; .uu.s ios.,
Oar lr-o IS i.s,-m' l:cani y! n..n. AM! "orhing whalevc.
IL material. Tic crews ac el!ti.Usia-tic.
PExlup."
! I'll" G"-patch a .,dmniral !'uaLa- i less highly col
rrct, rnd = IT, ~ ihws:
"OFF SnEiEDRG. Aug. ~iith.--SwnahDrr "a st,
tnch'd hy the mortar and gu: boats al the allied
>IuudrOu "m tie mo-. n'n- ui the 9TH. The firing ceased
carry this morning. Heavy explosions and very de-
-:rur'i'c fires were produced In Il few hours nearly
ali the pr!nc!ud! buildings on Fn:!Iu and gaiy r.ofc
in S"a.Ir, ;nrI"ding ;nusr Vi the Dock Iurd aud AR.
s,nai were burned. Few casualties have "ccurre"
and M lives loot IN me h.iinu ..ce,. .u."
ta.r,gd.E - Do DuapA4."
il will bp observed lnat in the above 10 mention
has been made Of the Russian -fips.
ST. PETERSBURG, August ]l;h.-A Russian dcs.
patch ri the llth says the allied fleets opened the
bembardnent against S~wcaborg or the oh, and
hn'' A"p' I r' Win T'SiS. H''i' "og
DASrzlc, Aug. l6.-TiIo allied s~quairons returned
la Nar.ru from SweGbory nu the 18th. None of the
nIlicd ships were seriously damaged. Tho British
| CASUALTIES rer' Killed. nom wounded, two officer.
and thirty nan. The irenC!l iu.s is equally trilin.
Adv!ccs rom kinigshars stntc That wien the a..
tack on S~wrhborE 'iegnn, the Grand Duke C0ustan-
tins G-k-d p.ri1Ur.!un from tee Emperor TO attack ,ha
dIu.!nicied Hcct before tr4natadt, but the EmpeIo,
refused.
S~weabnrg crGu,S hot tu be in I,5ssuSsion OF the nj.
lies, and la II IL no, n key To any important position
It's destruction must be regarded rs II detached Ell.
terril-r, and not ~ part If any comprehensive
operation. Its successful boahardincnr, however, mas
had The effect 10 revive ii. spirits OF the fleet. aud Ia
satisfy expectations q; home.
tn!!s1!s advanced u uurrter ps. cJn,.. hnd tho
iFenct. ;:.:.. t'.'"'y ave ~crhtli:es on tie :"cripi VI
The ncic. " D
TIL C~HlMEA.-lhs news iron. the trlmea t.
important, u pEcn. bhl:!o Eavin. been fought On The
TChcrnaya. Ia" British .orcrnmcut received ;ac
following despatch:
"l!H%A, ADJUST 1.-THE Russians attacked the
positions al lctir!Mnya this morning N Gav break y.
great force. The action lasted "tuGt three h""rS, bnt
thry wefe r:hri.ic!et3 .epGircd by the French AND
Sar1!.i!!.ns.
SECOND pESrArCH
"OSE "'CLGCT-I!m Ru--iem attack this ,nurnia:
u UINlti 'blII.iAn VI iJl!IalII', WIZ! ltp'' i'N ~
sixty thousand rncr. Their los, l. c-rinntpi Il, irou1
i.UUO L" ,nOil, ara Gtout 100 prisoners are taLen.-
The loss OF the ado Of the allies was 70 y small
lclaslcr ,C!ccT.phs on the 10th Is iu!lOws:-~
"F0r sJmU days pas; rumUro ut au intended attack
un the part" 81 the Russians had excited ouE attention,
and this morning at d~ay-brcah they realized their IN
tchiion AGAINST our llh"s on the Iciernaya, but III
spite of the movement al imposing masses which had
been collected during the night, the enemy were re-
pulled :iit!! great ;tG.I ~ Ia. ..uGps .UrItiin. the al
visions oi Generals Ierbilon, Gauava, FancNeut
aud McG.is
The SarlinianS placed on or right fought bravrlv.
The Russians irit n large number ~: deni Oh the field,
ana We made Ingny prisolere. Tho Russians were il
complete retreat OF Ma-kcnzic's hill when orr re-
"er,r vfm.r np .Ei tj.h H.: :au OF UGr UrG!e 4.,ee,
particularly the EISlisa cavalry, the enemy received
q severe blow.
Uur isasrs, although mach less numerous thar those
OF The enemy. are no; vat known. PElIHrn"
'rch. ;,tluiiA"h I"Ir- "rLtu OF lnU 10th, "Lrn. Fee
!is>irr an! ! have decide! 10 Upr: lrr from the Eng.
lish hnt frcmch batteries 20 morrow morning at day.
brcuk."
SEA OF AZOF.-Thc InyaliIe Russo publishes
that on July 2d Il British gun-hon, went ashore near
TH.gtn.n!:. and ~as bf.gari h. TIE Gn.-arh..
ASIA MlahlL-IA" !.t,a. accounts from hars
-ays the city was surrounded by th- Rushing. and the
iirs: pnrallr! "pln.d. Ta- COMMUNICATION with lreer
rrIII h.l ic-n -'"ppoi. lIovIgIOns were abundant.
bat tnre." WI, scarce. TrgE!-h rciniorcements were
ing hnsilnci 10 Er2rrocM.
Letters from the Crinca camp have been received
up 10 Aug. !.
The Russian General, Tollebcn, was recovering
aud had recently been carried 10 inspect Il new bat
terry.
Gen. Cunyobur', recalled, las arrived in France
Gen. E-pinaSge uDiaiiIA tic command OF Cdnrobcrts
division.
General Zmn"i.key il TO organize n force Of Eas.
sian deserters and Poles against the Russians. G:h.
England returns home sick. The Duke of New CG..
a. is III camp. Dr.. Bakewcrk il Gathered for VII.
ting Il letter 10 the London Tinpa exposing the man.
agr,.cnt % tie hGiEiihIs
ASIA.-TIArcilers I" iiort that the TarcomanS SeIe
committing raraScs along the Caspian cen and
Sulsa.
GREAT BEIrAIN.-Tlere is nothing new poIis.
cRlly.
Richard Woodvi!o, IN American. died In LonLop
from taking 81: uv"r!"S" %! morphine, probably ac,.'
i.u'ahS.
Tn. Uu1r - :nIncrsc, is dead.
FkANGE.-TIc Mpuiicnr will take occasion 70
nnnnunc" officially the condition Of The Empress.
There il ngnim q vague tnlE nt Il Jason among the
B"urboni-t-. and Il contemplated meeting ri the!
heads IT Vienna.
The Bour,c c.r."l on the evening of the Eta fr
Tie fpNr and II hat .er cents ji.15, three per cents
p7.ia
petition. dropped Arat in tn Emperor & rrcscnG..
The I.a!iHl scanned FuutGEn, apprch-nicd iur follow
ing tho Emperor 70 lIarri'g. has been Released.
I SPAlN.-Nl c:"!as H!c!rUa, ono oi The lnsur-'"
! rh:-i., hes -urr.nl-r,-i.
Tie absurd story TINT GaTabaldi and Mnzzia "'
applied Tor permission 10 enter Spain IL oiiic;sv! coz
trH';"ird.
TrALY.-.iustria demonstrates ncnins;'ne sa!ecu'"
Of Navarro as 4 recruiting depot.
Il ]. -;a:nd TINT France aud England nav" se"'H'
Energetic nD:irc 10 the King "i Maple that may d"
Gi.sn;is:iCd with hi Russian tendencies.
GERMANY.-Saxony proposes raioIns a ne" 100"
of ) .0Dn,NU0 AT : per cent.
RuSSlA.-The Russian pnper MORO s4yS "
may now look for great events and h'rr'iying '~'"Si
Gnc tEnd.cd end fifty bales Of Cotton were se.1G'
at AK III trnnsiru from Antwerp i" - fr'c'5ou--
aud were each found to contain er"lver.-a'e'''
If i snid.