Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-20
FOREIGN NEWS.
One Week Later from Europe.

Jersey Clty tins morning. She brings
Liverpool dates to March lst, and London
to February %, being one week later
from all parts Of Europe. She has 81 pas
sengers aboard.
COTTON MARKET.-LfvERrooL,
March 1.-The Cotton market was firm.
Holders have taken a firm stand agninst
any further decline, and they are Keeping
back for more favorable turn. The latest
advices from America giving continuation
OF the previous estimate Of stock, caused
favorable turn for sellers. and good de-
mand sprung up, both from the trade and
spectators. This increased the activity,
which was responded to in Manchester, and
the week closed with Id. advance in good
ordinary to middl;ng fair qualities of Amer
lean, and I'd. advance on other kinds. The
week closed with an appearance of firm
ness and confidence. Fair Uplands are
quoted at I'D, fair Mobile 7Sd. and fair
Orleans73d. The sales ofthe week amount
to 39,400.
PRovIsroNs.-There has been an i'm
proved feeling in the market for Beef and
1t continues firm, but for assortlnents the
transactions were not so extensive. There
beng no Pork IN importers hands, holders
have again demanded an advance, which
has checked business. Bacon is much
wanted and first arrivals will be taken ca
gerly. Several imports Of Lard from the
continent have caused reaction, and pr
ces are Is to Is. Cd. lower, with languid
demand. There is an active inquiry for
Cheese at the late advance.
BREADsTUrFs.-Sales of foreign Wheat
and Flour have been very slow, and Flour
has declined Cd. per barrel. Baltimore is
quoted at 20 to BPS. Western Canal POS.
to 21s. Cd.
The pricc of Indian corn is supported at
the previous rates with fair inquiry, at
BPS. for white, and 30a3ls. for yellow; mix
ed 29s. Cd. to 3os. per or. The imports
are moderate.
MONEY MARKET.-The money market
is easy. Consols quoted 96ga963. Amer
lean stocks unchanged.
POLITICAL ADVICES.
ENGLAND.-In the House of Com
mons on the 2Sth ultimo, Lord John Rus
sell moved further adjournment of the
House as Her Majesty, the Queen, had
sent for Lord Wellington to obtain his o.
pinions regarding the present state fpolit-
zeal affairs, parties, &c. Lord Russell re-
ferred to the contradiction he had met
with from D'Israclli, relativet to Lord STAN
ley having refused to form cabinet
He said he protested desire to maintain
free trade, to extend the franchise and to
put down Papal aggression, in manner
which his bill proposed, but he said that
Lord Aberdeen and Sir James Graham
deemed any lcgislativemeasurc on the sub
ject superauons,
This was the point upon which the neg
citation failed. Sir James Graham adj
dressed the House, said while he profess
sed his willingnesst to work with Lord Rus
sell he was opposed to an extension of the
franchise and TO his Papal bill. As some
noticehe thought might havcbcen taken of
the aggression by the British Government,
but any legislative enactmenton the subject
he deprecated: Some other unimportant
speeches weremade before the House rose.
The Duke of Wellington is spoken of as
the next Premier, IN place of Lord John
Russell. Wilmer & Smiths Times thinks
tins Is mere temporary arrangement, but
that it would not be unpalateable to the
country for compromise. The delay
which has already taken place threatens
to extend the session far beyond the time
originally fixed. Explanations Were made
in the House OF Lords, not dissimilar TO
those Of the lower house.
FRANCE-The Monitenr denies that
the President intends to hold a review of
100000 troops on the Boulevards.
Gen Aupick is gazettcd as appointed for
the London embassy; and Mr.. Marcschal-
Chi, for Sweden; and Mr.. Car1iges for the
United States
Monday, the anniversary of the Revolu-
ton, was observed unanimously, and the
night passed off in Paris with great
tranquility. Accounts from other parts Of
the Republic, state that the observance of
the anniversary passed off quietly and with
out disturbance.
AT Ameins, Tums, and other places the
authorities relusedto allow banquets got
ten up by the Republicans, to take place
AUSTRIA.-The plan of the Austrian
interventionin the Herzegovina has been
discussed in recent Cabinet Councils. An
Austrian corps will occupy the federal
fortress. On the 22nd ult. rumors were
rife ofan Austrian expedition against Swift
zerland,
PRUSSIA.-The Ministerial papers
coItradictthe rumor that warlike measures
We're being taken. They state that an I'M
Outstanding had boon effected at Dresden
between the agents of Prussia and Aus
tria.
Prussia and Bavaria have concluded to
their reception into the Germartic Confed-
Grafton af all the Austrian Provinces
Austria engages to defend this measure a.
gainst the suspicious and jealousies of for
eisn powers. Smaller States are still op-
posed to the Austrian proposal
TURkEY.-The officers of Omer Pa
cha crossed the Narenta near Kosgniger
on the 9TH. ALT insurgents retreated to
Mostan, where a battle was fought on the
9th, and the insurgents defeated and the
Sultan's troops entered Mostan
The insurgents leader, Karas Pasha,
with 200 men, surrendered near Casken.
The chiefinsurgents' fled. The purifca-
ton of Bosnia is completed. A telegraph
ic despatch from IRA 18th ult states that
the insurgents chief Karo Pasha has taken
refuge in Austrian territory.
Further Accounts.
Of course parliamentary Legislation is
nearly at a stand, but the House Of Lords