Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-10
EUROPE AMI tina, iaa affairs o, tue Last would DC
satisfactorily adjusted,

Europe AMI thai iae affairs OF tue Iast would bg
satisfactorily adjusted.
TURKEY
The Journsl Of 81, Petersburg eoH,ains some
higtly.nteres',as documents respecting ths nte,-
ference of,ae Russians n the aff,ifs Of rufsey
They prove satisfactorily, that the fuaa invited
the Russians, that their nn1yencuis wert In ~
wise aifc seI by The combat ut A mural ksiss A.
md that ihor ships arg remaining ~ the B1.8aa
rus and their troops ads aneins Censlantnopls
n lhc earnest ie4ngsi Of tho cal.an The 6u te-
solve Of the Eaipete, IS +" iaat the lunteol af.
corps o. troops sen, ioass, The Satin NJ tta *
press request OF that errisn, hal orJ,t5 10 IL
main in the nos tlon " hich they occupied 1T Tia
moment tina, Ibraun shall have Evacuated Asa
Minor and have returned over Moa1i T.tar1s an5
till the Paeha Of EgypI shall hayo a.cr.is1 to the
conditions proposed 10 Inn by the paF.r" A.
econ as this ,wofold object shal! have been attain
al, his Imperial Majesty, as he expressly ann5au
ed on the lIih of February vii give ordefs to has
feet and to his troops 10 sosuFn TO Russia, and not
before. On the one hand i, is inserted that the
Sultan more AFRAID Of his friends than his enemies
has accepted the terms of his febelbas pachl, and
consented TO the cessoa Of SYM, II order TO get
rid OF the proiicrcd assistance OF Russia b, othef
accounts IL would appear, that the Porte bud been
compelled to this oourxe by the urgency OF Us posi-
,ion, and that terms will be KEEP, with Mehenct no
pretcnsicns Of ms yasso or until a sa'icient Rus
sian power shall be tt his service Il Is run.oreJ
tina, Smyrna is again occupied y the troops OF lbra-
him.
The following version Of Affairs Of Turkey par
takes OF diilercn, complexion tom tho proceed
ing -
BY the following account published in the W.T.
iom5urg Gazette, seni-oileiai journal, II viii be
perceived that the Sublime Porte has ncocdcd -
the terms OF pgACE proposed to him by the Pa
,ha OF Egypt. The account Is likewise confirm
Cd by intelligence derived from other sources -
Private letter from Vienna, April IA
ave have this momeu, received, by express
news, from Cons,nntinople, on the authority Of
which we may rely.
The Sultan has accepted the terms OF pence
proposed to him by the Pacha Of Egypt through
Ali Pacha
" The Sultan n1cr having assembled oh tho
Ministers Of the Ottoman poie, asked the repre-
str,aiyes of the great European pc Sers whit They
could do in his favor Admiral Roussin offered "a
feet, bu, il had not made It's appearance and, be
sides i, would not be able 10 prevent lhrahinl Gom
making himself master OF Assn Minor Tho Rus
sian Ambassador replied 10 the same question, that
the Russian army would require SIXTY days b fore
IL could take the field in Asla. The English L..
gnon hal no. received sufficient instructions Il
Mahmond has followed the aiyice OF the Diyan
md of the Ambassadors Of lhe Western powefs,
and has resolved 10 accept thc tsfnY elereI by
The Pa sha Couriots have been dispatched N al d
octloas TO announce this important asHs
POLAND
The Augsburgh Gazette Of the 18Th Of April
states that an instruction OF Poles hal taken place
n, Cracew, who had cut IN pieces some dotaeb
ments Of Russian troops. Considerable bodies Of
Poles are represented 10 DC orgarIzod IN the forests
unl the Russian Government is sand to have hal
10 resort to severe measures to fuppie3s the spun
ofrevolt that has been manifested.
The Empaor OF Russia Inns issued manifesto
relative to the state of thing. in Poland and Iht
Gar has the cllrontcTy, ut the comnitneen ut Of
u, to assert chat" Every body knows the h. de.
,tco Of prosperity 10 which Poland had bean rais-
Il by fifteen years hssdaows care and pa'ernai so
ic,tWde on the pari OF the Russian Government"
The Autoera, has Issued a more vigorous proh
tion against Poles and Russians travelling 10
Faucr HIS paterIa soiicitude' Tor their welfare Is
sab tnai he chooses to retun them within the reach
oi ii, knout,
LIVERPOOL, April 30, 1899
The transactions N our Cotton market last
week moi extensive. The proposed reduction IN
do,y pro iuecJ but ilule effect the MARKET The
common and inferior oua,itios of American hciDg
.nered in quantity afforded buycrsa wider range
of choice, and IN such we note u trIAing reduction,
Vho good and prlme lully mantain previous Yates
iho latter remark will apply % all descriptions oil
long s,aplel Cotton aud 1909 5000 bags Sea Is
land are announced for auction on the 81 May
next The import OF tho week 91Ol bales
Thus far this TX the market has been qnler, bat
10 change in prices about 1900 bales have beer
sold 10 the last three days.
The GRAIN Market was steady, and full price,