Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-12

~ " " EEhS LII IER FRO.H ECROPE.
The Steamer Niagra, from Liverpool, whence she
sailed on the 2ith ut, arrived Thursda, night Her
news Immediately despatched by horse and steam
boat express to St johns, n B., from which place our
attentive correspondent; has forwarded u.s. by telegraph
the annexed interesting synopsis
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Transmitted for the American
St. Johns, n b.. April g.
We have intelligence of the arrival of the Royal Mail
Steamer Niagara at Halifax on Thursday night, with IA
days later advces from Europe she having sailed from
Liverpool on the 24th of March. annex you brief
summary of her news
The Niagara brought over A passengers
The sailing day Of The steamer Hermann had been
changed from the 10Th to the 26h when she to sail
from Southampton 10 New York.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, March "a
BREAD>TUFFs Best Western Canal Flour was sci.
ling at LiverpoI the 9th at % shllings per Dbl
Philadelphia and Baltimore % shilllngs Ohio, prime
"a sh,llings American Wheat t. shiilings per 70
lbs. Indian Corn in Moderate demand at 27a29 shll.
lngs quarter Best yellow Corn meal Us 81 to IS
Cd per bhl.
dy Al Liverpool, Beef had fallen from three FIVE
shlIlngs per tiece Pork was selling at 55a57 shiIlngs
chiefly for ship stores. Bacon actveat former prices
and Lard had fallen six pence per cwt.
lRoN-The demand fof Iron has declined, and the
market is dull.
CuIIoN.-ildS idlcH quarter Oh q penny out rallied
again eighth clsng with brisk demand. The fol
lowing the quotations: Fair Upland 4Sd and Mobile
45 d fir Orleans, 4sd. Sales for two weeks preceding
the sailing Of the steamer amount to sixty thousand
bales
MONEY MARKErs-Money was abundant both in
London and Liverpool, and prices easy.
ENGLAND.-Ihe news from the East Indies crea>
ted great telling among the English people.
The Navigation bill has passed to second reading in
Parliament by a considerable majority.
The Army and Navy estimates, have been carried BY
large majority.
The steamer Europa reached Liverpool on the Goth nh
The Sarah Sands made her voyage out in eighteen
days.
The Cholera disappearing in England but still
RACES in Ireland to considerable extent
FRANCE.-Two Of the murderers of Gen. Breas
had peen guotined, and the others pardoned. The
Red Republicans clanored loudly against the execution
An office had been opened at Havre rcgis lister the
names Of all who desired to 90 to California
Il IS stated good authority that the Russian Am
hassador has demanded his passport from the French
Government. |! is said also Ot the Emperor Of Russia
stated the French Ambassador at ST PETERSBURG that
he should acknowledge the French Republic if Gen
Cavaignac should he elected President Since Buuna-
parties election he has considerd this sign still ex
lsng spirit Of conquest. The French Ambassador has
left St. Petersburg in consequence.
The King Of Holland died on the l7th Of March,
Official notice has been issued Of the renewal Of the
Scheswg Hustne Armistice and effurts are making TO
prone this which rumored to have beeu successful
and il will continue three months longer
In consequence Of the affairs in Italy, troops had EN-
barked at Toose, and the Army Of tho Alps is recruit
ing
PRUSSIA.-The elections throughout Prussia give
strong indications Of Democratic MAJORITY
Prussian Envoy will proceed 10 the United States
shortly for the purpose Of purchasing ships and steamers,
to be commanded by American officers until The natives
shall be qualified for that purpose.
AUSTRIA.-Nunerous drsertions have taken place
IN Raje'zky's army in Hungary. Charles Alder,
had refused supplies Rairzky The latter in conse-
qncnce has broken off communication between Piedmont
/ aad isEnbardy
ihe >arduIan 'rvps ma king Prersra ions to take
tht field