The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-27

our farmers around here, complain GOOD
deal OF the ravages of the chinch bug in
their wheat, and vegetation suffers for want
of rain
The weather here, to- day. is oppressive.
The Boon children are here, and are draw.
ing good houses
The Charlottesville Savings Bank has Civ.
en- notice that from and after this date no
bank notice will be sent to any person in
debted to that bank, who resides beyond the
limits OF the corporation. Yours,
IL VAGABoNDo.
FURTHER ny THE AFRICA The Africa brings
dates from Liverpool to the 14th instant:
The steamer st. Louis sailed from southarnnton
ior new York early on the morning of the l2th
instant, but WA detained soma hours at Havre on
account of the holiday
The Africa brings the news of her own arrival
out on the evening of the 7th
ship Nonpariel arrived at Liverpool on the llth
In fourteen days from Philadelphia.
VIENNA CONFERENCE
Ii was said that Ali Pacha, the Turkish pJenipo.
Tertiary, has received limitations to assent to a
joint protectorate OF the Dannbian Provinces, bv
the Powers, but nevertheless to express his regret
that the Sultan's sovereignty 10 not established
The question relative to an indemnity for tho ar
Ia to be deferred, and not owed TO interfere with
the prospects OF peace.
FROM sEBAsroPoL.
We have dates from Sebastopoi to the ssh inst =,
transplred. The positions of both armies were
unchanged, and the Russians were being largely
reinforced.
The night attacks and skirmishes on a small
scale were still continued without any serious 10.
jury to either party. The weather was fine and
dry, and the allies report themselves ready and
fully prepared to open the general bombardment of
the city
The Russians have constructed two new bate.
ries and converted their ambuscades into advanced
| parallels, In despite of all the combined efforts
OF the allies to prevent their progress Every day
seemed to add to the energy, perseverance and
skill with which they conducted the defense of the
place
Ten thousand Egyptians had also sailed for Eu-
patoria The French achievements from Sar-
| DINA will also land there shortly.
A statement was made Tia at the allies are about
to change their tactics and would ortify and hold
| Ksmiesch with twenty thousand men, supported
| ny the fleets, as national guarantee. The posi-
| tion lie already very strong one and can be held
| with easy success.
Canrober's dispatch estimates the loss on the
night of the 22d, during the great Russian sortie
to have been as follows: Russians, 700 killed and
| $500 wounded French 200 killed and 400 wound.
| ed. The English loss is not given
MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE
| Disturbances have occurred at Krsjova from psr-
| sons Illuminating their houses ON receiving the
news of the death of the Gar
The French have hired the steamer Edinburg TO
| take out troops to the Crimea
Two ships losded with horses were all lost of
| Baltskirk.
The Russians deny that Mensehikoffis dead. bu,
| admit that he Is wounded.
Tive hundred vessels had arrived at GaIatz for
corn.
The Greek Ambassador had arrived at Constant
| nople on the 4th.
The Russian prize ship Sitka arrived In the
| Downs on the 9Th inst.
| TheRussisn agents at Vienna, report sanpuin.
airy engagement on the Goth of March, bat advices
from the Crimea do not mention such an affair.
4 Itlp Rpa nr0o Tho n-fII
and SICK are being sent out of Sebastepol into the
| interior of the Crimea.
| The embarcation of the Sardnisu troops would
commence from Genoa on the 18th, 10 the English
| steamers for Cons.antinople, and they would be
reshipped from thence for Eupatoria to cooperate
| with Omar.
| THE BALTIC.
| The advanced squadron of the Baltic feet had
reached Elsinore On the at of April. The naviga-
tion of the Baltic would be dangerous for week
or fortnight, in consequence of the coasting ice.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Parliament had not yet reassembled after the
| Easter holiday. Roebuck's committee adjourned
| with Parliament till the 18Th Inst
The propriety of raising the siege of Sebas.opol
has been freely and favorably talked of.
The amount and terms of the proposed new gov
| eminent loan was not known. The sum was sup
| posed to be fifteen millions pounds sterling Al
most immed lately after its announcement the funds
| fell tool 81 1.2
| Napoleon and Eugenia would reach London on
| their proposed visit to the Queen on Monday, the
10th inst and were to return to Paris on the fol.
| lowing Saturday. The weeks programme is pub
lished, and among the ceremonies Napoleon is to
| be invested with the order Of the garter.
The official programme is as follows:
Monday. Prince Albert goes TO Dover, to meet
| the August party. Lunches with them at the
Maiden Hotel. Arrives home with them at Wind.
Tuesday morning. The Emperor receives the
Corps Dipionatque. In the evening he attends q
or and entertainment
Wednesday. The Emperor will be invested with
the order of the Garter In the evening he will az
tend grand dinner and ball.
Thursday The Emperor will visit the Crystal
Palace, and In the evening attend the Opera.
Friday Napoleon will visit London to receive
the city address, and afterwards dine at the Buck
inghsm Palace
Saturday. The Emperor returns home.
Earl Carlisle has entered upon the Vcr-Royalty
of Ireland, and was we'll received
The Brazilian steamer Soient reports the U. 3
frigate Constitution at Cape verge-all well, and
bound for home.
The Worlds Fair, or Exposition universelle.
will open irrevocably on the LIST OF May
SPAIN.
The arrivals of corn at Lisbon bad dispelled the
fears Of bread riots in the provinces, and all was
quiet.
Lord Howdens recall was still urged.
GERMANY.
Great discontent exists at Hanover against the
kings attempt to restore the privileges OF the no.
bles. ~
AUSTRIA.
The coronation of the Emperor Of Austria VIII
take place On the 18th of August.
ITALY.
The Russian Count Potochi was VISITING all the
Isisn States except Sardinia and assuring them
of the friendship Of Russa He 10 said to have OBJ.
tanned assurances Of neutrality from Tuscany and
Maple. ;, ~. n,,. \. a,,mmont. III.
French Minister to Turin, had proceeded 70 Rome
to mediate in the diiiculty between the Pope ana
Sardinia. -.
The Pope had narrow escape OF his life from the
accidental falling Of beam. Two Of the cardinals
were injured
DENMARK.
rhs trial If the az miuisters before the Supreme
Court, he'd been postponed to the 24th OF June.
RUSSIA
The advices from st. Petersburg are stogetnef Ia
defsits - rsssrds political affairs The censorsh,I
Of the prsss to exclude sverythins that woao
De o. general interest 81 the present nme.
The cholera csntinues its ravagss q 81 FetefsDaIs
| and On the s9th there wsrs 200 deaths.