Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-22
THE LATEST NEWS.
Optional BY THE AMERICA

..;Is for Boston, at this evening. We Tor.
sd additional details Of her news.
The Collins steamship Pacific, from New
vo,k At noon. on the 23d July, arrived out ON
The morning of the Sd inst.
Rassia and Twkey.-The Eastern Difficult.
~ vas within few days of being settled, eth
a. for peace or war. The public generally
,'olad an the state CT affairs as less satisfacto
TIE nresent position of the question stands
,hn,. Until the 10Th 18th of August. the
r,ar's final answer To the utimatum of the
,onr nowers-Austria. France England, and
pr,.sia-cannot he known. If he accepts
that nltimatum, his troops must be immediate
" Withdrawn from the municipalities, and the
conference at Vienna, pursuing its arrange.
ments. will Conclude treaty TO protect Tdr
kew in all time coming. If the Gar refuses
tho ,lti alum of the four powers. or evades a
re,ly-which will be considered equivalent to
refusing 1.-THE allied fleets will he ordered to
the Bosphorus,if not further. and active meas
ures will be raken by France and England to
maintain the integrity Of their ally.
The question, therefore, is on the point of
solution Tor peace war. The choice rests
solely and holly on the personal will of the
Emperor Nichola,. Until the 10Th or 18th
OF August, therefore" says our Iii, erpoo COR
respondent, 1--WE must totally disregard all ru
mors either favorable or unfavorable. No
one but Nicholas himself can know what his
intentions are. and the multitude OF statements
telegrapked from Vienna, Paris and elsewhere,
are for the mere purpose of influencing the
markets At the same time it is right 10 slate
that the conduct Of the Russian gcnerals,in the
Princ paEties, would indicate intention TO
maintain permanent possession. and nothing
has lranspired elsewhere to show that Russia
intends 10 teract."
Only SIX thousand Russians will remain IN
Modava-the bulk OF the army being advanc
into Wailachia.
Although the Hospodars nomnally retain
power, the Russians had appointed a board Of
three commissioners, nominated by the Czar,to
decide all political and administrative meas
ures-- their decisions being final
Syria is in very disorganzed slate, and the
Christians were leaving Antioch and Aleppo
for The coast.
The Latest--. The London Globe indicates
the probable course of events if the Gar rejects
the proposition Of the four powers No actu
al attack on the Russians will ensue; the allied
fleets will merely take up positions under the
walls OF Constanllnope; negotiations vii! be
resum d, three months may eapse before they
are completed, and war this gear will then be
impossible and the whole winter will be avail
able to discuss matters. This doubtless is
only an ingenious guess. The morning mail
from London TO Liverpool brought no add.
tional facts.
Tie Turkish Empire.-The Turkish ques-
ton alo ne occupies public attention, the gov
eminent taking precautions to keep the public
mind tranquil on all other matters. M. Kess.
eloff the Russian Minister, having asked from
the government an explanation of an anti Rus.
sian article in the Constitutional, rece. ed for
an answer, that the Moniteur alone expressed
the opinions of the cabinet
The Council of State rose on the LIST inst, to
reassembe on the st of October next.
All domestic and other servants, residing IN
Paris, are ordered to register themselves al the
Prefecture Of Police, nnder penalty Of impris.
onment and exp ,slon.
An immense loan Of four hundred millions
francs is seriously entertainments extend Paris
beyond it, present limits and to erect market
places and other public works desi gned by the
Emperor.
Hdly-The Roman police had discovered
that the chief OF the secret socieries in the Ro
man States. was Aurcilo SaHi the triumwir.--
The principal me nbers of these socieiies--all
belonging to The higher casscs--ha6 fl d.
Severe sentences had been passed at Venice
on numerous persons found with arms upon
them.
The CHolera.-The cholera continued its
ravages al Copenh gen. The total number Of
cases. at the latest dates, was 400. Of which
$500 had proved fatal.
The cholera is on the increase III Persia
and advancing towards Tabriz.
C0mmercid 4 F,irs- Lo~don Money Mar
ket.- Barring Bro'h - 'rport money IN great
demand and discounts Il arer out of doors -
The banks minimum taie is unchanged. The
funds continue depressed and consols leave
off at 81 s a 81 A. Silver in demand for
India and China, at ! Sd. advance Bars
sold at IS ] 3D. New dollars. As. IL 7 Sd.
Americon Securities. Messrs. Bell Son. u
Co, report steady demand during the week
with prices well supported, especially Tor fed,
eral stocks, but business is the reverse of &C
tive, and generally unmarked by any feature
OF Interest. Messrs. Barring Brothers say there