Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-30
TTE LATEST NEWS.
y., Of the steamer Baltic,
II..e Dans Later from Europe.

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cyl ont on the 18th.
mr. Mr.. Foote. Charge to Austris, ant
Tor Foote, Of Vermont, are among the
H.dc's passengers.
ENGLAND.
The English Government had announced II
u Houses that the English and French fleets
O Jointly despatched TO the Dardanelles fur.
N'Loa1 u ith similar Instructions, and that the
p. Understanding existed between Frame
VI ENGLAND. 1t was not expected that an,
eII;o;on would occur. 1t was further stated
~, KissoIof, the Russian Minister of Justice.
I'D arrir. in P5ris bringing pacific assaran
-. lron, tie Car. IL was, however, not I'M
TLelv that Russia would temporarily occupy
frontier ofthe Danutian provinces.
Nj. French moved for al 1.-The correspondence
.s,arding the Imprisonment ofnegroes in S,
ca1rolina. He was convinced if 5. Carolina
am. nroperIy pressed, she would annul her
Lick laws. The correspondence vas therefore
o,dered. In the House Of Lords, Lord Beau
mon. made a similar motion.
The citv of Southampton gave a splendid
entertainment to Com. Vanderbilt. at which
ono guests were present. The Commodore had
taken 4 large company OF SouthamEtonians
on a cruise off the Southern coast OF England.
The strike among the Liverpool cotton la
borprs was about to be amicably ARA ngcd.
The e%migrant ship Aurora, bound f-om Hull
10 New York, foundered on the goth oil Nav,
,aking down 90 of the crew and passengers
The captain and l2 others were saved.
FRANCE.
Adyices from Paris to the 18th state that on
the 18th the Prince of Prussia and the Duke
of SAKE Coburg passed through Lille on their
way 10 London.
Orders had reached Brest on tho 10th to
arm TWO steam frigates and two sailing vessels,
but nothing was known of their destination.
Alter many fluctuations, the Bourse closed
to-day with a rise. Three per cents, rs fr.
26c; four and a-half 102fr.; SOC. Commercial
confidence was almost restored.
M. Sallandruse is coming to New York in
steamer Henrie Hortense. as the Emperor's
commissioner to the Worlds Fair.
Dembinskl has addressed a letter 10 the De
bats saying that he had not offered his services
10 the Porte, but if a command was offered
him he should not decline.
The bullion in the Bank of France had in
creased 91, 600, 900 during the month.
SARDINIA.
Sardinia had concluded a commercial treaty
with Paraguay.
TURKEY
Advices from Constantinopl to the 30th,
state that Turkey had handed to the ambassa-
dor OF The four great powers a note explaining
the measures taken 10 maintain the integrity
OF her territories, and declaring firmly that any
arrangement with Russia is out of the question
while that power persists in her exorbitant
demands. On the 28th the French minister
gave Reschid Pasha the formal assurance of
Of the support of the French governments; and
Lord Strattord Redclifa was to have had an
on tbs Cd Of June, for the purpose of
giving a similar assurance on the part of Eng
land.
The Russian fleet at Sebastopel consists OF
10 ships OF the line, s frigates, aud IL smaller
vessels.
The military preparations of the Turks
Were carried on with great activity. A Turk
Ish fleet OF 81 sail was anchored atthe entrance
Of The Black Sea on the 30th. AT the arsenal
IL corvettes and several irigates were being
to be ready by the I'd ofJune. A hun
fred and forty fiat boats were employed con
IN Transporting artillery and ammunl
ion to the fleet and citadel on the Bosphorus.
The militia are pouring in from all quarters
and the troops were to be reviewed by the
sultan on the 30lh.
Business at Constantinople was dull, owing
20 the scarcity of vessels; but there was not
much panic.
Col. Pernoff, commander of the Russian
Brigade, had arrived at Renja, on the
left bank Of the Pruth.
Vienna dates of the 10th state that Lord
Wesrmoreland and Baron de Mayendorf had
4 long conferences. and afterwards couriers
were dispat h j 10 London and St. Peters
burr.
GREECE.
ide IA n, Observatoire announces offici-
ally that The statements respecting the de-
nands ofMr. Marsh, the American Minister,
are incorrect.
ARKET
Lirerpool June 15fh.-The Africa's advices
the cotton market which was fdrth
er strengthened by large speculative purchases
Of the lower grades. The market has, there
been active at full prices.
Observation-Disclosures & Shipley quote bread
stuffs a shade easier, without any decided
changein nrice. ihouoh n slight reduction