The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-25
TELEcRAPHIc uEws.
REroRTED FoR THE DIsrATcH.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Steamer Baltic.

NEW YORK, Jan 2i-The steamer Baltic, with
dates from Liverpool to the 18th inst.-three days
later than the news by the Africa, has arrived At
her wharf
RUSSIA AND THE ALLIED PROPOSALS.
Expectation In Europe was on tiptoc to learn
the issue of the psace proposition of the Allies to
Russia The term for Russia's decision, however,
has been extended to the 18th
II Is reported at Berlin and Vienna, that advices
had been received there to the effect that the Gear
will make no further concessions. On the other
hand IL Is certain, formal conferences are now in
session at ST. Petersburg discussing the proposals
They are attended by Nesselrode, Esterhazy Ze-
bach and Simmer.
The Independence Beige announces the text of
the allied proposals.
The general impression is, that Russia win Meth
or accept reject the propositions, but will send
Count Stakelberry to Vienna with counter propo-
The latest rumors are favorable to peace. -
DENMARK.
Denmark announces her neutrality. and states
that she has no connection with the Swedish ALI
ance.
Napoleon again holds out the impression that he
viii go to the Crimea, in person, to take command
Oh 'ne troops ENGLAND.
Richard Golden has published new peace
pamphlet.
There is nothing from the Crimea of importance.
III
-'-'e' ~ COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 12-Cotton declined TAI
sales for the week $4,000 bales. Fair Orleans 6;
Fair Upland ST. Middling Upland 565 5I6-
Flour advanced one shilling compared with the
quotations of the previous week. Quotations
same as by the Africa. Corn-white unchanged,
yellow 42s Beef Pork and Bacon quiet. Lard
6ss- Sd.
Consols declined and quoted at 6Ss asst.
SECOND DISPATCH.
THE LATEST.
MARsErLLEs, Frday-Advices are received here
from ST. Petersburg to the 3rd inst The war coun-
Gil in session there had concluded its deliberations
and it had transpired that the Russian tactics for
the approaching campaign had undergone impor.
tant notifications. Orders sent from Head Quar-
tiers indicate the intention of the Gar to abandon
the Crimea-part of the troops having been order
ed to reinforce Mowravief, and others to join the
grand army.
in the lower part of the Baltic are still open for
navigation and the trade between them is going
on with great activity.
An American ship had arrived at Meruel and
was loading with hemp and yarn.
REVOLUTION IN URUGUAY.
LONDON, Saturday.-Advices from Montevideo
to the 2Jth December, announce that revolution
had occurred III Uruguay. The city of Montevideo
was for four days the scene of bloody conflict
One hundred were killed, and much larger num-
Der wounded Order was restored on the 29th
when Munose and the revolutionary party sailed
for Buenos Ayres. The foreigners maintained
strict neutrality.
OVERLAND MAIL.
The Overland mail from India has arrived.
THIRD DESPATCH.
The London Saturday Post has advices direct
which do not confirm the reported capture of Hoat
by the Persians.
1t is believed in wellinformed quarters that some
definite news from Vienna would reach London
Monday.
FINANCIAL.
The returns of the Banks of England and France
had increased the depression in the money markets
of London and Paris
The decrease in the bullion in the Bank of Eng
land is $283,000. The decrease in the Bank of
France is 772, 600 francs