Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-11
THE LATEST NEWS.
Foreign News by the America.
ENGLAND

Business in Parliament was uninporfant
The prevailing opinion was that the combined
Freoch and English feet would enter the lar.
Ja,ees in consequence of Russias occupa
non of the. Danubian Provinces; after which
Austria will offer to mediate, and negotiations
commence Il was fully believed the crisis
would terminate peacebly.
The cotton operatives at Danvers and Black.
lurn threaten 10 strike.
The weather throughout Eng land was very
enc AMI the prospects Of harvest hatterine.
The crops in Ireland indicate an early har.
vest
FRANCE.
Several ministerial changes are announc
ed
A rem rtablr statement is Current that the
r nnerol intends To submit the question of
peaee or war with Russia to the popular vote.
+ IS also rumored that the French govern.
ment had copy of The Russian manifesto ten
DAYS ago. and had recommended the Porte to
occede to terms in the form of a Lote instead
of treaty.
The Monicur contains de, rec regulating
the affairs of the Bonaparte family. The En-
peror assumes the sole mas,ershp. his consent
beng necessary to the marriage or divorce of
anV DOndDdFlo. 4NO DUildpdIl0 Will DE allow
ed 10 90 further than Eve leagues from home
without permission OF the Emperor, under
penalty oil arrest or exile.
NJ. Maupas has been appointed Minister to
Naples and Adolphe Barrot to Brussels.
SWITZERLAND.
The Government OF Freiburg had called
out the Civil Guard in fear of an nsurrec
ton.
The Berlin Cabinet has taken neutral groud
on the Turkish question.
ITALY.
Considerable excitement prevailed in LON.
hardy and Central Italy in consequence ofthe
Turkish difficulty, and the reports that MAJ.
zn was again in Switzerland.
Austria has large camp near Venessa.-
II was reported that the Swiss troops in the
Kings pay would be Withdrawn by order of
the Republic.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
statement from St. Petersburg to the 18th
says that no final resolution respecting The &C.
cupaion of the Danuban provinces. would
be taken until the refusal of the Porte to the
ultimatum was finally rejected on the l6th.
1t was thought thut the Russian policy was
to exhaust the resources of Turkey by caus-
ing an immense outlay for its defence.
TURKEY.
The Porte on the 18th utimo. finally refus-
the last ultmaium of the Gar. The Russians
had not yet crossed the Danube, and it was be
leved there would be no war.
The Porte has declined the offer of service
rendered by the Hungarian ard Italian refu
gees. He wants only English or French off
Gers
Events at Consantinople had produced a
profound sensation throughout Arabia The
pilgrims have assembled at Mecca, aud all the
Native tribes anxiously await the war signal.
CHINA.
Accounts from China stale that the Amer.
Can naval forces " ere assisting the Emperor,
while the British remained neutral.
Advices from Shanghai state that the Eng
lish residents are greatly alarmed, and had
enrolled volunteers and landed guns from their
ships. The Americans, had also held meet
ing, and appointed Messrs Cunningham, Wet
more and Warden committee II act hen
Necessary The Americans had given direct
aid 10 the Chinese executive. The British had
resolved to preserve neutrality.
AUSTRALIA.
Australia dates are tu the middle of March. |
At Melbourne gold was selling at 76s per
ounce, being an advance.
A coal mine has been discovered near Port
land
Advices from New Zealand report Itch gold
discoveries at Coronado Bay, Falkland and
Canterbury. Copper has also been discover
ed near Nelson
BIooDy AND FATAL OCCURRENCE AN oc.