Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-18
Arrival Of.iIe Arctic-FOur DAYS Int.
from Europe.

from Europe.
New YORK, Deer If. Q p n
The American m al steamer Arctic L.s :.
reached The waIf bringing dates from ~. s'>'
t,,aI II he Isl of December aud from l.aa'1.F
10 tie 3lst of November.
Markets.
LrvFRpooL, Dec. l-CorToN- P,;c.s l.
advanced, under The influence of the s,o..''
Allica,s news over I'd but scarcely ID. Nj
Ing and lower qualities have improved mo-,
The sales to day are 1900 Laies OF vI i.I'
specnla,ors took 5000. The sales of the -,
n Tree days have been % 0OO bales Of vL 'as'
.necnlators took 5000 Tie quotations ',1l
fir Orleans 6 !; mid ing Orleans, s. 10 50. r ne
Mobile G. mi ling Mobiles 50; fair Gplandi. l -,
milIing Upl4nds 81 a 53d. The imporl, -, -.
past three DAYS have been $1,000 bales.
BRfADsTUfFs - The market CONTINUES acr;..
and Wheat has f1Iher advanced ID. Fro.,
has advanced Cd the market c'osino fr,.
{, RN-the market is unchanged with
d.rate business doing at previous rates
Brown x Shpley's Circular of tie lst Co...
that the accounts Of the frost in The Co,,,s
district, received by the Africa, have given
better tone to the Cotton market. and prices of
low and milling qualities have rallied an al r.
ID, from the previous extreme depression
The s,es to-day are IL 900 bales, Of vbiol
spectators took 6000, at the following ra,a.
-midlng Orleans 81 UpIands; So; sales 4
three da,s $4,000 bales.
Wright & Candy quote wheat advanced %
and flour Cd.
Traie at Manchester was Irregular but r..
Their frmer, and business extr,m,l " limited
(',..s,1s 4 ,,,
money and account at l0I to 104,
The Commercial reports from France are
less favorable. -Four and half per cents,
1867 soc.
Havre Cotton Market.
The Market is in torpid state Sales on
the 9th Of $50 bales. The market is SO IN
settled that accurate prices cannot be given
ENGLAND The Earl Of Derby has an.
nounced formally iuParinment the determine.
ton Of the Government to adhere 10 the prj,.
cipes Of free trade.
Parliament intended to adjourn on the 10Th
for recess of nine weeks
The Ladies Of England convened in NEE,
ing at the mansion of the Duchess of Soulher.
land On the 20rh to adopt a memorial to the
lades OF the | nted States, on the subject of
the abolition OF slavery. 1t was attended by
many OF the hi3 hest rank in England
In consequence Of extraordinary ectiyity in
the French Navy yards. Government has Re.
solved 10 call for an additional 5000 men for
the Brush navy,
Disastrous floods have again occurred in
various parts of England, dong great damage
There had also been great loss on the coast Of
Scotland, among the shipping, in consequence
Of violent gales.
AdvIces from Burmah announce the cap
ture of Prone with bat little loss on either
side.
Adyices from Paris state that negoatiqns
are nearly completed between England and
France fol- the modification ofthe Tariff Of Il
two countries.
A select committee has been appointed ia
the House Of Commons TO investigate the
charge Of bribery at the Derby elections, in
which the Secretary Of War, Lord BeresforJ,
is implicated
Measures have been taken by Government
to pat the naval depo's at Ja!naica, Antigua,
Nc, III Il state obedience.
The steamer Adromachc had arrived in tie
names from s. dney, with az, 600 ounces Of
gold
The Bank of England is selling American
Eagles al 7Gs I'D.
fRANCE.--The Empire was to be for.
mnaIly proclaimed on the % Of De, ember-
On the next day the Senate will be convoked
10 settle the civil list Of the Emperor and tie
salaries Of the members Of the Imperial Farni-
Some Of the lcgitImists had resigned IN the
departments Ia compliance with the manifesto
Of Henry Y
l he report is confirmed that Henry Y is a.
bout TO issue manifesto to all the princes of
Europe protesting aganstthe usurpaton Of 30.
naparte.
The Municipal Council ofStrasburg voted to
present the Emperor with the castle Of that
city TOR the Imperial residence.
massachusetts, E1crtion.
BOSTON Dec. l4.-p. MIN the first dis
irlct Mr. Souder (whig) is elected to Congress