Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-12

TEANsNTTED FOR TIE BALTIMORE AgER1cA>.7
BosTox, July 5. A. A.
The steamer Canada arrived at Halifax on Tuesday
morning and reached Boston last evening but in con
sequence Of the telegraph from st Johns to Boston
being interrupted, your telegraphc despatch of the
BY Express from Halifax could Rot be received
The Canada brings 81 passengers.
In England nothing of Interest has taken place
There has been but little change in the state Of BUSH
ness affairs during the past week. The produce mar
ket is moderately supplied, but there is extensive
demand. Holders firm and asking full rates
LIVERPOOL MARKET, jane %
coTreN.-The market during the week has been
steady, firm and increasingly confident. Fair upland
has been selling at 3D.; Mobile A Orleans 3D. good
ordinary to mddlng of each Of these descriptions be-
ing l-l6 to l-sd. higher.
MoyrY MARKET.-The money market continues easy
There has been arrival at Liverpool from California
with sixty thousand pounds sterling in gold. The
money market to-day has been frmer-Con have
been sold at 81 Sagl 81 and for account 9ls ABA
BREABsTCFFs.-In the Corn market there has been
more doing with Slight improvement in prices In
dian Corn is quoted at 5556s per Or. for white and
yellow.
FLoCR--Western Canal and Baltimore Flour 23s 6da
24s inferior 2s 6da22s Philadelphia 23s Ga Ohio
2Js per Dbl. Wheat is quoted at CATS per 10 lbs
Cured provisions meet with fair inquiry at steady
prices quoted By the Hternia.
The Hayre Cotton market continued brisk on the
2lst inst with sales for the day of 300 bales with
price advanced lfr to fir 50 centmes-in some cases
2 francs on former quotations.
ROME
Up to the evening of the Dist ult, no news had
been received in Paris of the entry of the French ar
NY into Rome. Gen. Oudinot would not make gen
era attack before the 10th 9th, when the news of
the failure of the conspiracy of the 18th in FRANCE
would reach that place, and probably induce the Iii
umvirs to eaptulate
Yhe London Globe of the 22lsays that it is general
ly believed sRat the telegraph will announce to-mor-
the capitulaton of Rome.
The Gazette of Lyons of the 2lth, states that the
telegraph despatch from Marscies, received Just as
they were going to press the entry Of the
FrencA into Rome.
FRANCE.
The attempted instruction in Paris has been FOL
lowed by formidable resistance to the laws at
Lyons. serious engagement took place in the streets
between the troops and the mob the course of which
considerable number of lives were lost on both
sides. Blrri.ades were thrown up, which were not
taken until battered.down by cannon The fighting
commenced the morning Of the 18th, and continued
until late hour at night Telegraphic dispatches,
however, dated at Lyons the afternoon of the 10TH
announce that the insurgents had been completely
routed the streets cleared and the city restored to
tranquility. There are upwards of fifty thousand
troops in and around Lyons. There was noappreken-
sion of any further disturbance
Great excitement existed in different places and it
was evident that the conspiracy Of the Red Bepubl
cans of Paris extended to every town in France
An attempt was made to get up disturbance at
Marseles, but it totally failed One resimeut Of cav
airy put all right without striking blew.
Rumors were current in Paris that the minist- rial
managers about to take places in the Cabinetand
that Dufaure and friends were about to retire.
1t was reported that the Able Pallaotk Private
Secretary to the Cardinal Anto had arrived at Paris
from Gacta and that he IS the bearer of de-
spatches for the French goyenmentand an autograph
letter from the Pope to Louis Napoleon expressing his
regret 1.-The bombirdment of Rome
HUNGARY AND AUSTRIA
The news from Hungary and Austria is cootradic-
tory. Some accounts give the advantage to.the Aus
TRANS In the South actions had taken place both
terminating in advantage to the Imperiaists
The Hungarian General perczel from Fortress War
den, attacked some Austrian entertainments but was
ultimately repulsed though the Austrans admit their
own troops suffered severely The other battle was
fought BY Baron Jeaich, and asserted to have been
brilliant victory. The Austrian accounts, however
are not trustworthy at least regards their own los
Ses
'1he London Globe Of the 22l has intelligence to the
10Th OF June giving accounts of tremendous encoun
ter with the llungarians The Austrians and Rus
slams are said to have been completely defeated and
left $4,000 killed upon the field. The battle took
place on large plain between Raab and Reiselburg
and lasted Ga hours The Magyar loss it is stated was
about 5000 men. The Austrans were commanded bv
tlayan the Russians by Rudger, and the Hungarians
by Gorgey. Although the of this battle was re-
ceived by private letters public journal aludes to
The Lloyd's of Vienna contains net the slightest al
fusion to the battle
Another affair is mentioned as having taken rlace
at Czorma. A brigade was sent by SchIick from
Oiehburg under Gen Wyss, who was taken prisoner
Chan and Col, Down Lessner killed. Gen. Schlick
sent his brigade to his right flank and whilst
marching to Iaab, beaten Oh the 18th ult Some
reports represent the whole brigade to have been de-
stroyed, others that 400 had deserted SchGck and
gone to the Magyars. For three days cart loads Of
women continued to pour into Presburg from the
places round about.
y fresh recruiting throughout al Austria is inten-
ded.
letters from Olenbu.g state that certain Count
lmperialist chamberlain ana others in whose posses
son numbers of passports ofthe Rebel party have been
found, have.been arrested.
The oaly mention or allusion which can be CLEANED
from the Vienna papers, regarding the great battle
fought between the 18th and l5th, near Raab is the
surmse that the defeat of the brigade of Gen. Wyss
gave origin to fabulous rumors
On the other hand the other authorities maintain
that the route Of Gen Wyss only an episode Of the
other battle.
letter of the 18th ult. from Craeow in the Brcslan
Gazette, mentions the affair between the vanguard Of
the Magyars and Russians. within the Gall4cian from
tiers.
AT Gorlonow the Russian C,onel NIagden was kill
ed Two hundred Cussacks were cut off and taken pris
oners
Another letter dated Crscow, 5h reports an enraqe-
men at Eng Pass, between the Russian advance Guard
and the Hungarans, and .ie former numbering 5000
beaten off.
. Latest from France-Up to the latest moment all
was ifanqui-ledru Rollin had vet been arrest