Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-14
THE LATEST NEWS.
vmE LATEST NEWS.
AtssSsyAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
a70zr Days Later T0m Europe.

LEGLA' sD,-1 he BRUSH news IS uninterest.
ing. II re Income Tax Bill had finally pass.
ed Parl' .ament.
Lone. debates had taken place in regard To
sbe lr dian Government.
Vt.ry little was said about Turkish affairs,
The general bel eff was hat peace would he
ma manned. I,snrance risks to the Danube
W ere advaa.'ng
Mr.. Van .}Iren was a; Birmingham Mrs.
St we in Wales.
The crops in Ireland were luxurant.and the
weather IN Eng land generally favorable. In
,be north of Scotland rain Was much wanted
FRANcE--rhe proposed action of France
IN regard 10 the Turkish question " as not Off
c;ally known, but il was reported that the EN-
neror had prepared 1 rainl notu To RUSSIA
demanding to know whether her intentions
we're for pence or war, France being ready
for either The report dds that Napoleon
had consented to withhold the note at the earn
est entreaty of NJ Kisselef, the Russian Minis
ter.
PERsIA.--Advices from Ezeroum to June
Sd bring intelligence ofan extraordinary nth.
quake which had occurred during the mig hit, by
winch $4,000 persons were killed The plague
broke out next day from their unburied corp
ses
The city of Shirug was also totally destroy
ed by an earthquake on the night Of May 1st.
INDIA-The Indian mail is telegraphed from
LOrient with Calcutta dates, of NAV 10Th,
and Hong Kong dates Of the 9th. Nothing
definite from Rangoon. Trade at Calcutta
langniJ. There was nothing later concerning
the Chinese Instruction. Australian advces
favorable.
--latest by Telegraph.
LONDON June 29,-Parls dates of Friday
state that the funds opened with rise but in
consequence OF a reported invasion Of the Da-
nubian provinces by Russia received sudden
check and closed at decline.
Vienna dates of the oath state that Russia
no longer insists on a special treaty with Tur-
key, but her demands are now confined to
guarantee in the form Of note.
Paris advices of Monday say that private
letter from Jassy, Modavia June Eth state
that an extraordinary Courier from St. Peters
burg passed through the day previous on his
way 10 Constantinope with another ultimalum
giving notice that, if it was not accepted in
eight days,a Russian army would immmediate
ly cross the frontiers and commence hostities
A division of the Russian army 10000 strong
IS already within two leagues of Jassy.
Athens dates of the 18Th state that King
Ohio was arming a squadron for the pro'ec
ton Of his Greek subjects in case of an Orien-
Ia war.
Agricultural accounts from the Southern
Departments were bad, several districts hav
ing been inundated.
SpAN.-The fiigate Constitution passed
Gibraltar on the 18Th ut.
NJ. Caderon de La Barca has been appoin.
ted Minister Of Foreign Affairs
Two shocks Of an earthquake were { | I at
the Canarieson the 9th and 2Sth Of May, but
did no damage
The crops il Spain were Indifferent. 1t is
that the Spanish ports will be open
ed for the free import Of Wheat.
GERMANY.-S. Lohmann & Co, and Pelt-
yer, Esielt & Co, of Hamburg have failed.
SwIrzERLAND.-The prospect of settle
ment of the Swiss difficulty is Frightening =
1t was expected that the blockade Of the Pied
montese frontier would soon be raised.
ITALY.-The reported attempt of an out
break in Lombardyi is unfounded. The appoint
ment of Count Burger TO supercede Strasoldo
excies hopes Of mider dealings towards La
".
TURKEY AND RUssM.-Hostilities had not
yet broken out between Turkey and Russia
and the belief gains ground that war will not
ensue. Russia however. continues to collect
troops along the Dauubian frontier, and the
Turks do not cease their warke prepara-
tons.
Baron Bunek the Austrian Envoy, arrived
at Cons anti.nl Il. on lie 4th, and was under
stood 10 b. char = with conciatory propo
sails, oil "a hat natur was not known.
MARKETS.
liverpool June 90 'otton has continued
steady since The sailing of the America. The
sales of the three days foot up 20 900 bales ofI
which spectators took 5000, and exporters
1000 bales. The quotations are: Fair Orleans
9Bd; Midding 6 l l6d: Fair Upland and Mo-
bile 69d; Middng 5 ID led.
Breadsrnffs We're in good demand at 6dals
per DBL advance in Flour, and Is per quarter
advance in White Corn
Provisions Beef and Pork were unchang.
ed Bacon dull.
Sugar and Rice were in good demand al
stier rates. Coffee in moderate request at
prices favoring buyers.
Money easy; Consols 9S5.