Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-20
THE LATEST NEWS.
..,,ynlofthe America.

rupEE LATER FROM EUROPE
u.,,r.x. August 16.-The steamer Amer
:. a,r;ved this afternoon bringing Liverpool
~ 80. of the 9th inst, and ia passengers -
sse nassed the Arabia going in.
prss,. AND TURKEy.-The Eastern ques-
- wa. nearly decided one way or the other,
~ ,h, as,ect of affairs did not look promising
o " .s.ce The Czar's final answer could not
y, y, L.o,, n until the 18th Of August. 1.-The &C
~ tho opositions Of the three Powers. his
49,. must be Withdrawn from the Princi pal.
80: ao The conferences at Vienna in pursu-
'a. ao or arrangements will conclude a treaty
." .ro,ec, Turkey n, all hazards, for all time
" -. 1.-the CIR refuses the ultlmatum or
,,a,lss q rely. he allied fleets will enter the
p,,s,borus and further active measures be Ia.
bon IN maintain the integrity OF Turkey.
Tho conduct OF the Russian Generals in the
Personalities indicates the intention to main.
,ain permanent possession. Russia exhibits no
sign of reractlon
The bulk of The Russ IN armv was advanc-
;no into WalIachia. Tne Russian Admiral
haJ gone to Sebas,opol TO review The fleet
there The Russians were also fortlfying Jas
sey and Bucharest.
The report that Turkey had already recall
ed the Hospodars is doubted. The warlike
movements of the Porte continue on an exten.
sive scale. Fifty two French field officers
had entered the Turkish service.
A Turkish mob at Laodcea had attempted
inc life of the Russian Consul.
The Druses and other mountaireers were
arousing. and it was evident that in the event
of war, all Mohammedanism would be array
ed against Russia.
AusrRIA.-A Frankfort Journal says tat
Austria will not only demand reparatlon from
America for the Smyrna affair, but that ! ur
key shall Immediately procure the extradl''on
OF Kosta. Letters from ST. Petersburg say
that when the Gear heard ofthe Kosta affair."
he advised Austria TO do any thing, rather
than give the United States pretence for IN
terfe,ing in the affairs Of Europe.
PERsIA-The cholera in Persia was increas'
ing, and the plague had broken out In Khol'
dessan.
ENGLAND-Lord John Russell had brought
forward in Parliament his plan for the settle
,nent OF the Jamaica grants.
Lieut.. Maury had explained his wind and
tide theories to meeting of Liverpool mer-
chants and had been cordially received.
SpAIN.-The Mexican Minister had arrived
at Madrid.
The Grape disease continues.
FRANcE-In France everything was tram
quill. The Eastern question absorbed the pub
lie attention.
MARKETS.
Liverpool, August Cotton opened &C
tive a, the beginning of the week, but fell off
AT the close. There were more sellers than
buyers and prices were unsteady. M'dd'ng
and lower qualities had peclined 1.Sd. > a'es
of the week 44,200 bales, of which spectators
took 3 $50 bales and exporters $3.50 bales
The quotations were FAR Orleans I'd. Mid
ding Sd Fair Moble and Upland 63 4d,
Midding sd.
Breadstuffs, owing To the favorable wealth
er. were quiet at decline Of I'd in wheat and
1Sd per hhI., in Flour. Corn was steady
White Wheat 7sl0daSs; Red 7s3da7s9d;
Flour CTS, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Ohio
27s6d. White Yellow Corn 3ls6d.
Provisions. Mess beef was in improved de-
mand at 99s6da105s. Pork frmer. Bacon un-
changed