Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-05-03

The Cunard steamer Cambria. Capt. Leatch arrived
at Halifax on v ednesday from Liverpool whence she
sailed on The l4th inst Her was Immediately des-
patched by express St johns, ~ b. where it arrived
yesterday afternoon, and at forwarded 10 tho
Atlantic cities BY telegraph.
By .M4GNE1TC TELEGRAPH
Transmitted for the Baltimore american.
ST. JoHN'S, y. b ApiI 2G, 10 p. NJ
The Cambria brings London papers Of the Is h. and
Llverpo Of the 4 She arrives at Halifax at half
nas two ocl ck yesterday and expresses immediate
" set IF, and having arrived Granville took steamer
and reached her wharf here half past nine o'clock this
morning.
Inc Cambria has 46 passengers for Boston. and she
'" probably reach there 5 O'Clock on Friday She
has on board fifty-two thousand pounds in specie
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, April a.
BreddstUtS-ln consequence If the resumption Of hos
Titles betN cen Germany and Denmark whereby the
supplies of Grain from the Baltic have all been suspended
the Liverpool market for Breadstus for the las, week
has evinced some marked symptoms of rpannaion The
latest quotations Of best Ohio Flour have advanced TO PAS
to 25s per Dbl; Philadelphia and Western Canal 24s
sour 23S I'd. Wheat, Z. States and Canadian white
and mixed 61 4d t. Is 0 per 70 lbs; Red IS Cd to g.
g. Corn per quarter, yellow sos 32-;whte 2S Cd to
3Os. Corn Meal per bb IS As. The same Influence
has contributed to the frmness of the Metropolitan mar
kes.
Cotton.- Cotton has been dull during the week with
further decline Of to per ID. The weeks transact
taken by spectators, and 1900 for exportaon The
closing quotations Upland ordinary 81 20 81 mid
dllngS Al, mlddng fair ID. fair 81 rood fair 43d ood
Sd, \. Orleans ordinary 81 to 8 ID nidding mid limo
fair Il good fair 3D. good SD to sad choice markets set
TO o. Mobile ordinary SD to SGD ,middng 4d to4s mid
ding fair q 4,good fair I'D good Sd Sea Island odin-
airy to middng SD, fair t, good fair 10 10 lid good
to fair : to 3D. stained to Sd.
PROVISIONS has gone off on retail slowly Pork
10 limited demand with receding prices Western Bacon
sold freely during the week supporting 81 t. 35s 6dmar-
ket considerably ejuced. Hams dull inquiry but Shout
ders brought the extreme price of 3ls6d per cw Lard
has advanced ID per cwt Fine quality Cheese scarce
and the general demand dull. Turpenne-5 tons A
merlcan sold al Bis I'd per cwt. Rosn-IOOO Ibis com
mon Amber sold at the reduced price of IS TO IS cd per
cWt.
.Honey-Ihe intelligence Of the blockade of the Ger
man ports ana Palmetto and Vienna end Venice has pro
duced much fucuatlon in Consus during the week bu,
the market closed firmly Friday evening at q25 Exche-
quer bills Ass to 50s premium. Foreign Exchanges for
three months bls-Paris % so to So Hamburg IS s
IL 10 ~; Gold is 10 t, 100 dearer in Paris than in
London The general operations of the past week have
been feeble the revival of continental disturbances inter
rnPung every branch of trade. Further accounts both
from the United States and India are anxluusy looked
for
z CONFERENCE.-The most interesting and gene
raj inligence is Of hotiltles having recommended be-
tween Denmark and Prussia. Danish fleet in attempt
NY W cdtuie te oftreSS ol tckenurd the 9Th
was utterly defeated and line of battle ship and fruae
fell into the hands of the Prussians The line of battle
snip grounded and taking fire shortly after expded and
, IuU persons On board persisted.
victory has been gained by the Hungarian forces
over the Austrans. The latter lost 1909 men "a pieces
of cannon, and 40 wagons.
On The 7h inst, Lord Palmerston received notice of
the blockade Of Palmero by the Neapoan government.
On the 3st March the blockade of Venice by the Ans
| trans were formally announced.
despatch Of the Sd instant publishes strict block
ade OF the German ports Of Cammen Swenmu nde
Nolgast, Grletswelde, STRAIT, Scnd and Rostock by
Denmark.
Central Germany is in a state Of great confuson.-
/ The King of Prussia has refused The Imperial Crown
voted to him by small majority Of the Frankfort AS
semby.
renewal Of distractions has arisen in Italy; the peor
having gained porary triumph and Genoa and Tus-
cany preparing resist further encroachments On the
part of Austria.
Rome, though quiet is unsettled. The Pope still con-
tnues Gaela
The King Of Naples is preparing FIR an immediate al
tack on Sicily and only been hitherto restrained BY an
apprehended uprising Of the Caaiuans.
France is tranquil but all parties are preparing for the
great electoral struggle.
England is quiescen, but with less glowing prospects
Of revival of trade
In Ireland, Dufys trial is proceeding but the result
VIII not be known Till The 9th.
semby OF France, in consequence Of death and resiyn
lI"n and mere than sixty mrubers confined by indis
position The appointment Of Changarner to The Legion
OF Honor will not be officially announced until il is known
whether Cavagnac has the honor NJ Deucherne ed
ltor of LePeupe been sentenced five years mpris
onment and fined 5000 francs NJ De esdoc tle ST. .alist
has been sentenced three years Imprisonment and fined
900 francs
The Paris Presse that neither the French nor
the BRUSH Government will take any part IN the neg
ilaons about to be opened in Verona for The
Of peace between Austria aud the Pedmonlese
ne Constitution states, The auhurily Of letter
from fhrpgman, that sangulnarv battle had taken
place at Catalonia between the Chief Pnns Baadeail
and Cfebrela who having been wounded in the action
took e'uge 10 tavern, where he put t, death by
the Emienaps.
A special arrival on Thursdy evening with go
Lopdners. Turning The first plrion If the English 4x
peeted % visit q The National Guards created GREAT
intaes II Paris They received with honor ~ he
auhoTiiics