Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-28

/ SIGNS OF Wharf.-The London Times OF
hell July, received by the Arctic. thinks
that the Western powers have intefcedeu
with terms of settlement between Russia and
Turkey. But the Times does not believe that
the terms will be acceded to by Russia. 1t
apprehends that there exists among the kns
sian people so strong desire fo- holy war
against Turkey, that the Emperor cannot re
press il. or that the Emperor himself IS ANNA
ted by an uncomfortable rage for war. We
give the conclusion of II:
Under these circumstances, and supPosing
that this dispute is not speedily settled on the
terms suggested. it is easy to foresee what the
policy of Russia will be. Her object will be
to protract as much as possible the pres.
ent suspense; to exhaust the resources oil
Turkey by keeping her in a state of alarm and
military preparation far beyond her means; to
reach, II possible that season of the year when
the allied fleets of France and England can no
longer hold their anchorage off Tenedos. and
hen the Baltic is altogether inaccessible; and,
finally, to occupy the Principaties IN such
strength during the next autumn and winter
that She may be enabled To advance beyond
the Danube with irresistible power in the
spring. Russia declares she has at present no
intention Of carrying on war beyond the Prin-
cipales. We should believe her, even if she
were bent upon war because if she could make
good her position she would have gained, with
out firing a shot, all the advantage she could
anticipate from first campaign; and, in the
position which the other powers have assumed
in the dispute, our fleets would be condemned
to watch, perhaps for months, the course o
events over which we could have no control
Such state Of things would become injudi
cious to our commerce and inconsistent with
every interest we have at stake in this question
The paramount duty of England and France
is. if possible, to bring this matter to an lmme
date end.
ing Telegram hic items
FRANZ PANS July 10, P. NJ The
news ofthe harvest which arrives from var-
Gus parts Of france is most favorable.
To provide for all contingencies, the Gov.
eminent has purchased large quantities Of corn
in England and elsewhere. The first trans
ports of this corn have reached Havre.
On the 9Th instant M. Ducos, the Minister
Of Marine, arrived at Brest. AT Cherbourg
the Minister stated that a feet would be moor
Ell IN that p OFT In the munth oil oeptemoeT.
RUSS1A-The Journal de Frankfort has
letters from Berlin of the 9Th inst. stating that
there can be no doubt but that the entry of the
British and French fleets into the Dardareles
will be considered as a declaration Of war as
far as Russia is concerned.
VIENNA. July 9.-The Meta
LOU have experienced a decline OF per cent
in consequence of a rumor that two regiments
have been ordered to Peterwarden, fortress
in Hungary. on the banks of the Danube.
GREECE.-ATHENs July 1.-The Envoy
of the United States insists on the annulmen
of the judgment which has been pronounced
against Mr.. King, the missionary.
SPAIN.-MADRID, July Queen Maria
Chrstana left Malrid last night for Paris.
The Three per cents were done at AZ
We learn from the Farmers Friend that