Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-21
THE LATEST NEWS.
.aaitionai European Intelligence b,
the Pacific

the ID inst.
Sir Lacey de Evans gave notice, in the
uouse Of Commons. of correspondence be
tween he British Government and Spain.
France ard the United States concerning the
alleged annexation of Cuba.
The steamer Great Britain had arrived in
The Mercy. on the 22d, from Australia, with
$3.50 900 in gold, and large sums in the hands
of passengers
The shock an earthquake was felt at Port
smonth on the lst, and was also noticed alone
the west coast of France.
The go ,.or- Vu'can and the ship New Or
leans No. Il, e ID 600 in gold from Aus,
iri'il.
Potato Planting was going on in Ireland
under favorable auspices to soil and wealth
The expulsion from Tuscany, Mr.. Craw.
ford, has been The subject ola very energetic
remonstrahce adJresoel l'y England to the
Ducal Government.
The Canton of Scino is again quiet. The
troops quartered at Sacarno had been order
ed away. Numerous desertions from theI
Austrian troops had taken place along the|
frontiers.
There is talk in Milan of speedy subsi
tuition of civil for military power Throughout
Lombardy. The London Advertiser saysE
that Mazzini is expected in England in fort
night.
NAPLES.
Three hundred persons have been arres
ted, concerned in an attempted insurrectionE
at Palermo five of whom were executed
Several Swiss soldiers were found assassina
ted in the streets, with poignards sticking inE
their breasts, to which was attached piece o u
paper containing the word" Vengeance of MAJ
zipi." The Governor of Sicily Immediately !
arrested and sho:, and at the same time issued
proclamation threatening to raZe the cities OF Il
Sicily to the ground. The alarm spread tot
Naples when all the Siclian regiments wereE
ordered to leave.
SWITZERLAND AND AUSTRIA.
The difficulties between Switzerland ands
Piedmont, and Austria and Russia, threatenE
trouble. The part t"ken by France In theg
question is attributed to the refusal of thet
Pope to come to Paris, for it is now said he I
has positively declined.
A large fire had occurred at Bercv destroy
ing all the store houses and $4,000 casks of i
wine
The frigate Constitution arrived in Glbra 4
tar on The 22d ut., in twenty-one days fromh
New York.
The Berlin papers publish semi otfclalR
document stating that among the papers re
Gently seized In that city was the proclamation
Of German Republic.
Hvgenc Association, numbering III O0OS
members, had been dissolved.
The conspiracy recently detected was WIDE
ly developed. The conspirators had extensiveE
stores OF arms and ammunition, and the revolt
W to have broken out between the Sd andE
9th inst 1t had its ramlfcations throughout
Germany. Arrests had been made at KastockH
IN Mecklenberg, and ammunition seized. Ev
dence OF connection with the affair had beenE
discovered at Heidelberg, Congsbcrg andE
Bremen.
The Cologne Gazette says that Lord West
more had presented note to the Austrlans
Government declaring that England wouds
Keep eye on the movements of kossuth /
Mazzn, and other refugees and prevent theirs
engaging in any more plots. and ifthey Gomez
within the reach Of the law, they shall be i'm
mediately prosecuted The London police !
have list of all the refugees there.
RUSSIA.
Great activity is prevalent and many soldierss
on ftlrlough have been ordered to join theiik
regiments. The Russian fleet the BIackE
Sea has been placed under orders fer Constan !
tnople.
TURKEY.
Negotiations continue between the DlyanI
and Prince Menzikoff
The Russian court has add ressed note toE
Vienna disav owing any intention 10 doturbi
the integrity of lie Ottoman empire.
IArr>1 ny TELEGRAPH.
LTv"eP - Aplii 6th-Exagge ac-
Counts oi In, 1t II at Palermo have been cir
cuated at The Vienna exchange.
The latest rumors from Vienna were thai
the Imperial Council had decided on the sub
stltution of the civil for the military code in
the Lombaldo, Venetian territory, the recall oil
Radeisky, and complete amnesty of the re-
iugees who return and file their bonds of feal
y.