Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-08
'gSF NEWS Bf THE NAILS.
rival of the Steamer Africa.
re- DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

- stuff5-AuVaLCe hi Sotloh '0noney
RyoRK. Nov. 1.-The Steamer Africa has
Infringing Liverpool dates of October I'D.
FL THE EASTERN QUESTION.
dance had occurred in the position of af-
Ertbe East. Omar Pasha's summons To the
4 which had been published was tenn
I'M manly document. Gortshakoff's reply
"a and boorish. Hostilities were. expect
81 nnenee ON the 25th. Both armies con
Al make active preparations. Abdel kader
ea offered a command by the Sultan, but
III, permission from France. The Turks
E0untarily pouring immense treasures into
n sury.
= Combined fleets had been ordered to the
81 Hes, but were not to enter the Darda-
Mcept on the hostile advance of the Rus
Sultan had granted firman to an English
M to construct ship canal from RassoNa
Back Sea, thus superseding the mouth of
ii ube.
.knnort duty on wheat into Sardinia had
q nced to 80 confines per heetolitre.
FRANCE.
Russian Ambassador at Paris denies that
81 had threatened war of determination
Xthe Turks. On the contrary, it was re-
a4bat he would shortly issue peace mani
French 3 per cents. closed ON Friday at
IN -: four d-a-halves 99fr.
81 MARKETS.
i pool Markets, Oct. 22d-The Cotton
n Inring the week has been steady, with
81 L., Il Gov tho NuaaE 10 1 N
erb.
1Slstuffs were active at an advance for the
a I'd per bushel in wheat Is. cd. per Dbl.
II and IS. per- or. in corn. White wheat
Il. los 3d., red 9s Tod a los I'd. Canal
81 36s Cd, Philad. and BALTIC. 36s BIS.
AG 35s a BIS. White corn 40 42s., yell
j Ais.
Won Money Market. The funds had fluc
considerably. Consols closed at Oh. A
i, securities were in better demand at inn
4 prices. The demand was chiefly for Fee
uocks, Penn'a Central Railroad q per cent
.and Boston city stock. L. ). 6's (bonds)
I0I LID; Penn'a Central Railroad 6's, 80
d..
The latest by Telegraph.
Srpool, Oct 23.-A dispatch from Constan-
!. dated the 18th, states that the combined
Radnot vet entered the Dardanelles, but
Emently expected. The fleet there, which
I he into winter quarters, had been ordered
bare for sea with despatch.
Betersburgh dispatches say that prepare
b. war are proceeding rapidly. The Car
! I'D from Berlin on the 18th. Two hundred
[Nere lying at Odessa loading with grain.
n SECOND DISPATCH
h, from Russia and Turkey-Abd- Ell
H. Inrited to Command Of the Turkish
mJ-Latest from the Koszta Case-Miss
e1iagham determined to be a Martyr.
ENGLAND.
Il emgrant ship Dalhousie has been wreck
a fifty lives were lost.
a Eastern question excites the greatest at
b in England. The British public was in
ark respecting the intention of the Govern
tPelatye to the question.
FRANCE.
1arge number of arrests, in addition to those
MuSly reported, have taken place at Paris
Tours.
ecree has been issued granting to the Min
IN Marine credit of five millions francs.
a trial of the rioters at the Opera Comique
Deem postponed till the 9TH of November.
ordug to the Indictment, the plot of the riot
vi, to assasinate the Emperor and destroy
10m Of Government.
nhors were current that the Bank of France
ID raise the rate of interest from Al to 5 per
b tone of the French papers was generally
Biz.
AUSTRIA.
b diplomatic conference at Vienna had sus-
do its meetings.
n reported reduction of the Austrian army
IS out to be untrue.
n grounds on which Consul Offley had refus-
BIZ consent to the departure of kozta to the
lFd States were-frst, that he (the Consul, J
not dependent on the Legation at CONSTANT
e, but must receive instructions from Wash
ton; and secondly, that Koszta was either an
eflcan or Austrian citizen-if the former, he
"a not be forced to sail for America; if the
" ne must be handed over to Austria.
!. TURKEY.
y preparations of both Russia and Turkey
Wir were going non the most formidable
~ sultan has again demanded of Lord STRAIT
r. hedellfte the entrance of the English fleet
fhe Dardaneles. He desires them to cru
2 the Black Sea.
order was issued preventing the Russians
deriving provisions and stores from Sebas-
! combined fleets had not entered the Oar
les up to the 10th of October.
was stated that the Sultan had made appli-
\ TO the Fcnch government for two general
II to be attached to the Turkish army
I command the army of the Danube, under
iaSha' the other to belong to the army OF
under Abdi Pasha.
7 Forte has issued an address to the troops,
'nem to support the honor and rights OF
Fot' caused by the DEAFNESS of food, broke
urn 1t was, however, soon suppressed
Pc authorities.
IS Cunningham, when the order came fol
'''ase from prison, was so ambitious of mar.
IN 'n that she refused to go. She had to be
My turned out of the prison.
VERY LATEST.
y telegraph from London to liverpool.
ENGLAND.
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