Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-25
FiveDays Later from Europe.

FiveDays Later from Europe.
New York June 2lst-The steamer Hum
bodt with Southampton dates of The 9Th inst :,
AMI 25 passengers reached her wharf about
81 Pm.
Among her passengers ale VIM Cullen Bry-
ant. of the New York Evening Posi-, Mrs Col.
Fremont and family. r. Scheidrn. Special En-
yoy from Bremrn, r Brigham Consul Gener
al from The English Government to Caracas.
n. Brown. late American Consul at Rome, and
r. w. Sykes, Bearer of Dispatches from the
Mexican Legation at Paris,
ENGLAND-A split has occurred ia the En-
elish Cabinet between Lord John Russell
and the Irish members, and the latter had
signed lhir designations. NonseIl, Keogh and
Sa1Iier had ithdrawn.
The Income Tax I'LL had passed the House
Of Commons.
The exports for the month ofMay exceeded
those OF the same month last year by eelO0,.
900.
The patent Gntta Percha Works at Lon
don had been burnt. involving a loss Of eel00,-
900.
The screw steamer Times Dublin and
Liverpool packet. with 800 passengers on board
had bust her boilers. by which nine persons
we're killed and many frighlfully scalded.
TURKEY The News from this qrarter is de
cldedl. warlike. The English feet in the
Mediterranean had been ordered t. the Dard
anelles, and the feet in the Channel had been
despatched to the Mediterranean. The French
fleet had also arrived In Besca (O Bay. The
Russian forces were moving towards Media
ria and WaIIach,a the fronter provinces of
Turkey. and he K .ssian roops in Warsaw had
received orders 10 procede by forced marches
To Bessarabia. Tie military preparations of
the Turks were ofthe most gigantic character.
Tie Egyptian fleet with an army of 10000
men were proceeding to the aid OF the Sultan,
add the Turcoman chiefs were busily engaged
in raising army of 100000 men for the as
sstance of the Porte Similar efforts were al
so being made in every province ofthe Empire.
The mediation oil Austria and Prussia " ere
spoken of to await the threatened war, and
Count Nesselrode with important dispatches,
had arrived in London.
later despatch 10 the London Times says
that the Emperor Of Russia had sent courier
to Constantinople with the demand that Men
zikoff's last proposition should be complied with
In eight days.
1t was still hoped that The peace of Europe
would he presersc1 hnf rher advices from
the East were anxlo4. . awaited
GERMAN - TIE ratification Of the Zollver.
elm treaty was confirmed at Berlin on the Cd.
A FRAcAs.-S. M Johnson, late of Detroit.
just appointed Consul to Hamburg, was recent.
y maltreated in the streets ofGrand Rapids,
Michigan. A correspondent of the Detroit
Tribune tells the story ,hu,:
"On Saturday evening there was quite a
Hare up In these parts.
1T appears that Some fourteen years since,
). M. Johnson, late consul to.-and recently
appointed for Hamburg borrowed of Rix Rob
ins"n 500 in specie tostarta Bank at this place
gave receipt for it,and was 10 return it in As
hoers
I'll has not been paid and Robinson called
VI on johnson on Saturday evening, as he was
TO leav' the countrv,to renew the paper which
he especially declined.
Warm words passed, when Robinson said
ne would help him on his way to Hamburg,
and gave him booting from one end of the
Street to the other, in presence of many Wit
nesses
johnson. of course, is great m an. Rob
inson Is a late Senator. and one of the leading
and most influential of the Democratic party"
DISTINGUISHED VIsITERs.-The Distinguish
co author, Washington Irving and John P.