Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-02
THE LATEST NEWS.
,...,onaI Ncwsbyt the Steamer Are.
tic.

W. end in the papers we received by last
.;no,s mall some items of foreign news not
;ssn in our telegraphic dispatch. The steam
Ar.b;a arrived out on the l4th of May
c.n,,odore Aulic. who came over in the Arc
- !. bearer of dispatches from China and
London.
,;a on her outward passage, accldently fell
we O,vaerboard and was drowned
There Is M confirmation in either the Eng.
,.h ar Paris papers of the reported assassina
,; e Of General St. A maud, Minister of War
'''' ENGLAND.
Az. Slow hal been received with great
.h,,s;,.m Exeter Hall by the British For.
o D;'" Slavery Society. The Earl of Shaft
,.Infy presided Prof Stowe and the Rev.
Mr. Warde, a negro, spoke.
W. THE screw steam sloop Phoenix. Capt. In.
-,oeeld had been ordered to depar, in search
ssre;r John Franklin. Captain Penny and ife
I'll 40 out to found permanent settlement in
the Arctic regions.
The Dublin Exhibition was immensely sue.
Messrs. Bragden's North Shore cotton fac.
nv at Liverpool was burned on the night of
,be17,h. Loss 9l5,000.
FRANCE.
Mr.. Riyes, the American Minister, presented
~ Napoleon, on the 18th, his letters of recall
from the French mission.
The Princess Achille Murat had arrived in
Paris recently from Florida.
Haspail. the Socialist, had bean ordered to
omit Brussels, but had been taken by Valiant
rlenresentative, into the sanctuary ofhis dom.
icile.
Vienna dates of the 1lth state that Mr.
Foo,e had not yet presented his credentials.
TUSCANY.
Mr.. Herrara, the Peruvian Minister to Tus.
cany had presented his credentials.
NAPLES.
The police at Naples were greatly alarmed
by a false report that Mazzini was on board tho
frigate Cumberland.
RUSSIA.
Advices from st. Petersburg to the 9th
state that navigation was daily expected to
open.
At Odessa there was large accumulation
ofgrain, and prices were rapidly falling.
ASIA.
The corvette St. Louis was at Smyrna, and
the steamer Jacinto at Alexandria. Judge
Jones had gone to Cairo to present his creden
tals.
INDIA AND CHINA.
Advices are from Calcutta 10 the 7th. Bonn
bay 14th ult., and China to March 26th. No
alteration in the Bombay Markets Money
easy. AT Calcutta imported fabrics were duh
and tending donwards. Exports quite.
A oreat hurricane sweDt over the southwest
of India on March &c.
Hong Kong dates of the 2Ssh Of March con-
firm the siege Of Nankin by the rebels, and the
application for English aid. Trade dull. The
Mississippi was at Gale on the llth-all well.
The panic had spread to Shanghai. All was
quiet at Canton.
AUSTRALIA.
Melbourne dates of the 81 of March have
Leen received. Gold brought IT'S. per ounce
CAPE or GOOD HOPE.
Advices from Capetown to March 9th. state
hat Sandllli, Maco.o, and all the chiefs had
'upmited.
Several cargocs of slaves had been recently
shipped from the west coast OF Africa
War had nearly broken out between Great
Britain and Ashantee blu, the difficulties had
,een adjusted
PARIS. May 1.-THE Turkish Pasha, Ire |
,isoned, has been deposed for slave dealing.
Thomas Brandon, OF the firm of Anderson
md Brandon, merchants Of Paducah, KY.
suicide few days ago. Cause,