Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-15
fGWs = TaG MILLS.
ARRIVAL of tie America.
THREE DAYS LArsR Prom nURopB

AAAAA4sss IA > As4aA LII AsSAzA fO3sOT1
The Eastern Question Reported Passage CT
the Danube by Russians Preparations for a
Land Expedition 20 Turkey by the French
Desire Of Russia for Further Negotiation
/ New Proposition by the -Four PoweTs-BIit-
ish Testimonial to Capt Ingraham Reoep-
ton II M. 9oule AZ the Court Of Spain De-
fsa. tho Russians By the Ciroastians De.
cline in Cotton Advance in breadstuffs, &c,
HALirAx, Nov. 1.-THE steamer America
ha- arrived, bringing Liverpool dates TO October
! 29lh.
4 Geographic despatch. dated Bucharest. Oc-
| tobcr 18th. states that two Russian steamers and
/ gun boat had forced tie passage of the Dan
! ubc on tho 2.id, cneouniering "A brisk fire from
| tho Turkish fort Il lsatehi. The Russians had
/ Colonel, three officers and II sailors killed. and
! 10 wounded. 'lhey say. however, that they
cocdrd ia setting III" boat on fire with she'll
TIE rAsrERS QUESTION.
Ia France. everything was prepared for land
expedition 10 Con. tuut.nppic, but no orders will
be- given Ia march unless new circumstances
/ render 10 necessary.
Letters received At plr- from st. Petersburg
speak Of the -trong desire Of Count Nesselrode
for +, rtLer negotiations.
II wn- rcuortp at Paris that the Gzar had abd-
cuted in fayoro Of the Grand Duke. This
doubted, but had the effect 10 give frnness to the
markets.
Dcllilurs succeeds Lacour as French Min
lister to ConstaniinopIe
IT was reported that the Car had said, in
swer to the request of England and France TO
eyacuuto the Prineipaties, that he would rather
back out than fight there.
The combined fleets have anchored in the Sen
of Marmora. The Turkish government is said 10
hive declared TINT the movement of the fleets is
uuntclligible unless the allies apprehensiye
for thc snfctY OF the Sultan. The Turkish gov
eminent undertakes 10 guarantee the safety of
the Sultan, ard huse use for the fleets except
IA ffift.. fiou Naunl al the Al
the llcct ia any other capacity would be nm a
vonal Of weakness that would wrong Turkey in
thr ~yc- of Euro
The Turkish Minister Of France has resigned
aud H. succeeded bY Salled Pazha.
II wa- rumored that the eur Powers have
draft Of IA new propositions and that the king of
Bcgium was otert'ne his influence
Turkey Ind prohibited the export of corn
The fleets had not arrived nf fonztantinople on
the I9th. II wo- not believed that any regular
engagement had tnleu paee.
Tn" rrukl-h government displays much milit-
AIRY sugncity. II has formally recognized Scha-
mel and other Circns~iau chiefs. and has sent
them urm- and munitions. The Hungarian &c
neral Guyou had been sent rs Lieutenant Gene
raj to ASA.
The Russiuu. have 1000 men at Bureharest
All the commanders had joined their respective
corps. \ portion Of the corps had left Burcha-
rest for the Danube Twenty -fiye thousand
Ih'TTl'il~ ll'll lilltf'l 1T iN'hiihdlts 1T
diction Of banners, usually preceding active SER
vice, took place at bucharest ON the 10th.
ctRCAsSiA.
1t is now positively stated that the Russians,
and not the Crcassians, defeated in the re
cent battle.
ENGLAND.
Subscriptions were being collected for British
testimonial to Cupt Ingraham.
The Montcur publishes an editorial indicating
that frmce will iirmly support Turkey.
STAIN.
The Spanish Government has large fleet
ready for sea, supposed to he destined for the
Mediterranean.
A Madrid letter of the 25th says that Mr.
~oult has been received by the Queen and that,
on the request Of the Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
lac Ind consented to modify some expressions
considered Objectionable in his address to the
Queen.
AUSTRIA
ihc Bank OF Vienna has been compelled to
solicit "a loan of 100000 torins from the munich
lnity.
HOLLAND.
rho Bank Of Amsterdam had raised the rate of
interest .! per cent.
MARKETS.
LirtrpooL Oct. 29th.-Brcadstufl had adyan-
/ cgd aud Wero very active at improving prices.
The advance for the week was Is. in Flour, Sd
/ in Wheat ond2 -. in Corn. White wheat los
/ I'D a Is. Ncstem canal flour 37s I'D; Philadel-
/ phia, Baltimore and Ohio 35s. a 32s. I'D. Fine
white corn 10, yellow As.
Bread-tutl- had been uetve and tending up
| wards owing to runors, the unfaYorable
| weather, and the settled conviction that the Brit
| ish crops were short, Richardson reports wheat
advanced 3D.; Flour I'd "A Is Corn > a }s., with
| speculative demand. Extra Philadelphia, Bati-
more and Ohio Flour }5s I'D.
Loadoa Money Market oct. 29-Stocks gen
orally were dull--noney tighter. Consols had
declined to 9la IA 9l3, L. 5. 6's, (bonds.) 1865,
lI04 Ill4; do. (stocks,) % '6S, 10 ll04; do.
'62, 1923; Pennsylvania $ &c; Maryland SIS &c
IL %; Kentucky IS % a99.
A REpENrANr NEGRo.-It will be reeollected
that we published, day or two since, an account
of the cn6cmg away of "A slave of Mr.. PuddlctoYd
of Georgia, who had been carried by his mas tel
to Philadelphia tor medical advice. 1t appear,
he did not much fancy the abolitionsts, for IA,
subsequent, returned to his master and bcgg e,
him to receive him agan as his slave Mr.. Pad
dlciord finally consented to receive him again
and has started Nth him or Lis way to Savan
nah.
TUE Omo-'rhc water in the Ohio at Wheel
ing on Thursday was less ,aan four feet deep
but rise was daily looked for, as there ad beer
rain in tue mountains.
WASHINGTON. NOV. l0.-Thc drafts register
ed yesterday were at the Treasury Department
Sl3l .~S5 IS; War, $50. 963 %: Interior. Sl7.
l52 81; Customs, S2l,sel 53--tota 500 ,76.
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ARRIVAL OF NEw RIO CoFrEE.-Ihe first ear
| 20 of new Rio Coffee arrived Mt New Orleans oi