Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-19
TIE LATEST NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE HUMBOLDT.
rOrrR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

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and Havre. bringing l86 passengers and Liv
eroool dates of the % inst. The America ar.
lived at Liverpool on the 3lst uIt. and the
Glasgow at Greenock on the 3Oth ult.
Among the Humboldt's passengers is S. G..
Goodrich. late Consul to Paris.
Frenchman ma ned Edouard Reynand, has
beeu arrested at Southampton on the charge
&C having conspired with others to murder the
French Emperor. He was taken TO London
for examination
The E,vp,i4n feet arrived at Constantine.
MI. an the 10 h. with $4,000 men. Admiral
hundas. ~ he + s',h fleet with all his cap.
,ains. had b zen on Reconnaissance ofthe for.
trcsses.
Anoher ministerial crisis was feared at Con-
stantinople.
There was a rumor in Vienna Of secret
,rsaty between the United States and the Po.te.
and the probable cesson Of Marnahizzen -
Three American rigafes were said to be in the
Bosphorous'
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
The Eastern question wears a less iavora-
Bile aspect 1t was feared that the Emperor
Of Russia would decline to withdraw hi, for.
ces from the rincipalilies. as stipulated in the
propositions of the three Powers-lhe English
and French fleets would 10 that case be or
dered to pass the Dardaneles and a peaceful
settlement of the dispute be greatly jeoparded.
A Geographic despatch, dated Constan'lnople
July goth. states that the Porte and the iep-
resentarives of the Great Powers had accepted
the proposition ofthe Austrian Minister, which
arranged that the English and French fleets
should withdraw from Besika bay. whilst the
Russians evacuated the Principalilies. Tur.
key would then send an ambassador to open
negotiations at ST. Petersburg. Conferences
were also to be opened at Vienna by the con
sent of Russia.
decline in the funds has been caused at
London and Paris by an article in the Con
sttutionnelie, declaring that France and Eng
land would not Consent TO the arrangement
which had been proposed at Constantinople.-
Great asuess had also been created by a
decree of the Gar, ordering fresh levy Of re.
crults throughout the Empire. This was in.
terpreted as looking to war.
The statement is re.asserted that the United
States had offered to assist the Porte with mo.
ney and active forces.
The Intelligence from the Principalilies was
important. Mold avia had declared itself in
dependent Of the Porte, and had refused to
pay farther tribute similar movement is
expected in Wallacbia.
1t is ascertained that the Porte intends al
dressing an ultmaum to Russia in which, al
ter paving due regard to the rights of the Sui
tan's Christian subects,that sovereign declares
that. fin spite Of these repeated assurances,
the Car should persist in offering war, the
Porte is resolved to accept it; but that the re
sponsibility must lie with Russia. 1t is also
asserted that this document has been comn,uni.
~ haa
land. Or lers have been sent to the Hospa
doris of Moldavia and Walacha ordering them
10 quit the Prncipalties and retire to the right
bank of the Danube
Russia had demanded of Persia the cession
OF the province OF Taurs in lieu of the 50 900,
900 rubles due her.
liverpool Markets.
Liverpool, dug 3rd-Cotton continued in
active demand at firm rates SAFES since the
Africa %, 900 bales, of which spectators took
5000, and exporters 5000 bales.
McHenry quotes less activity in wheat and
Hour, and extreme rates OF last week not main
tanned. Corn steady.
Richardson & Bro. say. that owing to the
fine weather. breadstuffs We're quieter, and
wheat and flour nmiled demand at the prices
of the preceding Tuesday.
Lard had farther advanced with an ncreas.
ing demand. The stock was moderate. Beef
and pork were Y, anted. In bacon fair bust.
ness was doing. Shoulders had declined to
30s. Cheese was much looked for.
London Markets.
London, august End "A very favorable
change has occurred in the weather, which has
had good effect on the wheat crop. The re.
ports Of the spread Of potato disease are con-
hlctlng hut on ib,, "A bOl3 unsatisfactOry. AT
Mark Lane. yes rlav, wheat was dull. but
some parcels bIou ,ht Is per quarter advance.
tor'i 81 ME Mas hardly maintained. Flour
inactive but firm. Corn in demand. Tea
firm.
Money was generally unchanged. but secur
i''es had downward tendency. Money was
IN increased demand Consols had declined To
y1S 973. Best bills 81 per ct. discount
Houses had raised their rates per cent.
Provincial Markets.
AT Manchester, trade was satisfactory. AT
birmingham, there was more irmness in Iron.
HaUre Market.