Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-09
THE LATEST NEWS.
r,oItTANT FROM EUROPE.
arruE NIAGARA AT HALIFAX

"G Ths Niagara brought rs passengers. and
I'D ais O'Clock this morning for Bos-
ton. ,,,r.,n
1o,d paln,erston 10 be Secretary for For, ign
i'' alyea;r.-Reported acceptance by the Gear
lf'b. pyoDosd offered BY France and Eng
;,aJ-Me Sovereign Of the Seas.
:, was generally reported that Lord Pal.
l ~ would succeed to the Foreign Score.
'ne. .,E;a III. Lord Of Clarendon exchanging
n he Home Department.
u pas,ec,ing the Eastern difficulties, there is
n' I'm that The recep ion given by the cabi-
~ If II. Petersburg to the first proposition
ne tho movers WIS SO favorable as 10 war
'.o" he ax,ec,ati n, that the question in dis
s,a will ne settled without further delay.
Tho Russian Chancellor is said to have de-
.,,,od IN the French Am assador that the
Car will welcome the arrangement held out
for his acceptance. .,
r. Is difficult to say if the following impor
,on, St,tement be premature but it has an eff
fsct m nublic feeling 1t cana on the goth
,sI.oran he'd from Berlin: That the Car had
sc,1alIy accepted the proposal offered by
France and England. 1t was also telegraph
cd from Vienna to London, under date of
Cons,antinople the 1l,h, that a conciliaiory
note had Just b. en- issued by Reschid Pacha,
which is considered Of a nature to bring ncgo
,iaons at once 10 a conclusion.
The English and French fleets remain still
at Besika Bay.
FRANCE.
Interference ofMe american Minister at Con-
smntiaop1e- The Empress - French Ne0 Of
Turkish Affairs
rumor is circulating that private intelll
gence reports that the American Minister at
Constantinople had addressed note to the
Porte, announcing that the United States
would associate witn other forces 10 support
the Turkish integrity, and would hencefor,h
claim voice in the affairs of Europe. 1t is
dsbelieved however.
1t is currently reported that the condition
of the Empress required the pos;ponemen' OF
The contemplated visit TO the Pyrenees, and
there is good deal Of gossip on tie SUBJ
jet.
The French press mostly viewed the E,s
tern difficulties as about over.
The Porte ha paid the cash to the French
Treasury for 900 Vncennes rifles, and took
the opportunity TO contradict the report that
The Turkish finances were exhausted.
The Monileur publishes decree that the
prohibition proposed by the ordinance Of Feb
ruary s. 1926. will cease Professionally as TO
corn and flour imported from the British pos
sessions in Europe.
The number of arrests consequent on The
supposed conspiracy discovered al the Opera
Comique is now over two hundred.
Mr.. VandcrbIt's steam yacht was much
admired at Have
State Of Public Feeling Warlke Prepare
tons.
The war parry we're much incensed against
the pacific policy Of the Ministry.
The statement that the Grand VIZler and
Reschid Pacha ere dismissed from Office on
The 9th, on account nf personal dlssensons,had
been confirmed; bat the ultan, rejecting on
The critical condition Of affairs in the face oi a
change of ministry. renstaed both ere hit
Mahonet pach4 * II ulster at London, is
appointed Governor Of Alrianople.
The Turks d, 1t cease their warlike pre-
parations.
THE pRINCIPALtTIEs.
Jasy and Bucharest foniGcd-Rejoic ing
81.
The Russians were terrifying Jassy and
D"cHdieSt, anu I'D OCcuplru ~ lcNttLi Cu
the Danube. Agents were agitating the Ser
VANS and B,snians.
Several influential men. forming the Turk
sh party, were banished from the Austrian
territory.
lie Deans had been sung in all the church
es Tor the Gar and railroads, teegraphs. and
trade with the rich Districts of Russia and
Austria are held out as inducements for the
Russian alliance. The Moldavians arc sure
to receive these promises cordially; the Wal.
Iachlans coldly.
ArsrRI\.
Etect otMe .S0Y,na AF,,r-D omiciltary Vis
Hs-Mofe Arresfs Of Hu0garians-M Military
Morements-R umored Cabinet Changes.
he Times correspondent writing from Smyr-
nd July l7th states, that the unheard of con
ouci OF the commander of the United States
corvette, 81. Louis. almost exclusively occupied
pubic attention. and John p. Browns share
III 1t was severely reprobared. The Oest Cor
reespondence, semi official, says the brutal beha-
,''ur OF the American commander excited in
oescrloable Indignation in the minds of all the