Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-03
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The --latest Intelligence from The Seat Of Bdr-
Opinions ofihe English Press on The Eastern
Question: Russian Subjects under iustridh
Protection Thu Gar ia q Gay-1He Nh
burners and The Operatives ia LaHedshue-1J
fairs IN Ffance-Er eiiement IN Hdiy-Iadia
and china The Japan Expedition Com Per
~ and the fmperiai Princfs-fofton IA good
Demaad-BreadstuBs aetire at adraneed rates
&c.
NEW YoRK. Oct 30.-The steamer Arctic has
arrived, bringing Liverpool dates of Oct. 18th,
aud two hundred and twenty passengers. Among
the latter are signor Mnrtuseelli, the Neapolitan
Minister. Hon. -. d. Barnard. late Minister to
Prussia. Judge Douglass Mcssrs. Lenfby aud
I.ami Eifendi, Commits sioners from Egypt 10 the
Crystal Palace.
Iirerp0oi, Oct. l9.-Intclligcnee from Paris by
telegraph states That the Bourse was dull yester-
dag at the opening, but became gradually steady,
aud closed with Il riso-Ihrees 1900, -Four
aud llnlve- $3.50,
Constantinopie, Oct. 5th.-1he cityis tranquil.
4 part of the Russian army will 20 into winter
quarters at Bucharest. Exchange London
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Odessa Oct. Gth.-The Turkish declaration Of
war has been received here. The corps Of Gen.
Luders Is still III this vicinity expecting march
ing orders. The greatest confidence prevails in
commercial circles.
Iienna Oct. I7th.-Thc fiyes closed at 81 l-s.
Exchange on London lib.
ST. Petersburg, Oct. 1lth.-Exchange ON Lon
don b - 30 The demand for shipping was
undated, and froghts higher than ever.
TIE EASTERN QUESTION.
The London Times says that the Turkish man
ifcsto is one of the strongest and most nnanswer-
able Stute papers issued during the present CEN
fury.
The Post says that il is morally certain that
Russia Il already defeated, aud that she will be
20 materially. ilostilites on the Danube and on
the shores of the Caspian, are inevitable.
Adi-paich from Vienna, of the Eth, says that
Gort-hnkof had replied to the Turkish summons
that he has no power TO commence hosttles, make
peace, or eVacuate the 'rincipulities lie there
fore refuses 10 do either.
Russian subjects in Turkey have been placed
under Austrian protection.
The Turks allow neutral flags on the Danube
to the 18th, but no longer
Austria and Prussia had recalled their subjects
from the Turkish service,
The Turkish declaration of war has been pub
lished in full. 1t is temperate but high spirited,
and lays no embargo ON Russian ships fully pro-
tccting the rights of commerce
When the Car heard of the Turkish declaration
of war he fell into fury and swore he would wage
war Of determination against the Turks.
Omar Pacha had notified the Russian command
or that if he did not leave the Principalities by
the 18th, he would commence hostities.
1t Is not supposed that war will commence on
the Danube but i'll Georgia or ON the Black Sea.
Old Gen. Paskiewitch takes the command of
the Russian army in the l'rincipatics.
On the 9TH of Oetobcr,the combined fleets were
observed, preparing to march to Constantinople.
battle was fought, September 9th, between
Schamyl, the Circassan chief, and the Russians.
After heavy loss on both sides, the former rctir-
ed 10 the mountain stronghods.
ENGLAND.
The American barque Henry Harbeck, from
Cardiff for New lorktoundercd at sea Sept lS
The crew were rescued by Spanish steamer.
The misunderstanding between the Lanca-
shire mill owners and their operatives is serious
All the mills at Preston closed, and $4,000
persons are idle.
FRANCE.
Two hundred political arrests were made at
Paris ON the night of the 10th. Among whom
was NJ. GoudehauX, Minister of Finance under
the Provisional Government.
There had been no shipment of troops, but
great activity prevailed in the Navy Yards.
As Prussia and Austria give indications of
keeping neutral in the coming war; French and
English Diplomatists consider that war will be
confined to the Turkish frontier and not extend
ed to Europe.
lrALY.-ltaly was in a state of great excite
mcnt.
INDIA AND CHINA-Commercial adyices from
India and China were comparatively favorable.
The Japan Expedition had returned from jed
do, having met with friendly reception. Com.
Perry had an interview with two imperial Princes.
He delivered the Presidents letter, and is to
call next spring for reply. The American and
Japanese parted with mutual expressions of good
will.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL; Oct. l9.-Cotton has been in good
demand at rather stitler rates, good stapled a
mcrean having in some instances brought l-l6d
advance. Sales of the three DAYS II 900 bales
OF which spectators took, $500, and exporters
1000 bales.
Rread~tuifs had been active at a further adj
vance, Flour had advanced Is cd. per bbl.,
Baltimore and Philadelphia bringing 35s Cd, and
heing held at Dos; Canal 3ls 6d.a 35s; sour Bis.
Wheat was in extensive demand at ID. advance
Fine white los Id Corn quiet and unchanged.
LONDON, Oct. l8.-Sugar is toeraby steady,
tea in fair demand and prices firm. Molasses
meets with fair inquiry. Pig iron continues to
advance.
MONEY MARKEr.-Englsh securities are firm
cr. Gonsols closed at 81 l-2 81 IS for account
and 81 = n 81 81 for money Rank stock oI>