Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-28
THE LATEST NEWS.
Arrival o 4 the steamer Arabia.

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New York. Feb 23.-The European mai
Arabia arrived at her wharf at 3 clock this
afternoon. bringing dates from Liverpool &c
the 18th instant, making the passage in eleven
days.
Observation-Disclosures met on the 9Th inst
and discussed the programme ofbusiness for
the session
FRANcE.--The French taxes will not be in.
creased this year,
IrsLy--An Instruction had occurred at
Milan, which lasted from the 9th to the Sth.-
The Austrians say the revolt bad been quell-
ed with tho loss of only FIVE killed. The pa.
triots state that three hundred were killed
The patriots attacked the barracks, and, it is
said, extermnated the garrison. A Dispatch
dated the Sth, states that order was entirely
restored Proclamarions of Mazzlna and Kos
.ulh we foonu posted over the city. MAJ
zini had zone 10 Switzerland to watch the pro.
press of events. Many arrests preceded the
revolt. Risngs were looked for elsewhere
but the accounts are very Ivagueand contradicto-
ny. Austria and France were sending troops to
Rome andLombarIy ,e,pe yely. The Sar-
dinian ministry had met hastily to consider the
state of affairs in Lombardy. The conflict at
Milan was brief, but sharp the insurgents being
mostly without firearms A later dispatch re-
asserts the complete restoration of tranquility
Many arrests had been made, and three per.
sons had been shot The citizens are said to
have taken no part in the affair.
LATEST REGARDING THE MILAN INsURREc.
TIoN.-Pars Feb 9.-The goernment has a
dispatch from Milan. Feb. Sth, announcing
the entire suppression of the insurrection.-
Turin and Piedmont were tranquil.
The following dispatch was received at g..
SO A. M. on the 9th, by submarine telegraph
from the British minister at Berne, FOR trans
mission to the Minister of Foreign Affairs at
London.
"a Geographic despatch from Bellingona
dated the Sth instant, announces that the gates
ofMian were shut, and it was supposed that
the insurrection, which had been suppressed
had recommended"
There are various accounts regarding the
instruction, One statement saws that fighting
broke out simultaneously in three parts ofthe
city, and that the Austrians at the arsenal were
massacred. Arrests amp domicary visits
were the order Of tie day.
There was great agitation at Pisa, Tucca,
and elsewhere.
The Zurich Gazette states, with respect to
the instruction at Milan, that about 400 men,,
armed with poignards, attacked the troops OH
Sunday and that there had been about 300
killed in the conflict. Similar occurrences
had taken place at Rimine, and other towns of
Lombardy
TURKEY.-It was believed the Montene-
gan war would be speedily settled by nego.
tiation. Omar Pacha offers good terms to the
rebels if they will surrender.
AUsTRA.-Austria has demanded of Tur
key that Durazze, in Albania, be made a free
port for Austrian vessels, and Russia backs
the demand
INDIA.-A despatch announces that the In.
dia mail has arrived with dates from Calcutta
to the 5th and Bombay to the 18th. Pegu
has been formally annexed to the British Ter.
rltory. If the Territory was not peacaby ce.
ded by the Burmese Monarch the British threa-
tened to take it by force
CHINA-The capture and subsequent hang.
ing of 100 rebels is reported.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS. Feb. 12-Cotton has
declined upon lower qualities, l-Sd per h. for
the week. Fine qualities unchanged Sales
of the week, $4,000 bales Of which specula-
tors took 10000, and exporters 10000 bales.
Fair Orleans 6 lad; middling Esd; fair up
lands 6 1-8d; middling a 5 3d.
Breadstuff We're improving. Sales of w es.
tern Canal Flour at s6s., and Ohio at Els
Yellow Corn $685.
Wright & Grandy quote Breadstuffs slight.
ly advanced. White Wheat U.s. Cd. Is. Sd.
Flour in good demand at 2Gs. for Western Ca
nal, and 27s. for Southern.
n the Senate Wedpesdav a hill uas nass.