Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-03
THE LATEST NEWS.
News by the Canada.

The BaItlc arrived out on the l4tf, ndflnl
bsen deia ined day by the breaking of hel
crsnk. The Canada will reach Bosts n at day.
light to morrow.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Apr. 1G.--The Babies adyices
oaye activity to the Cotton market and prices
oor al qualilies had advanced Sd per lib.
Observation-Disclosures had advanced during
,be week Sd a Cd. Richardson quotes West.
arm Canal at 23s. Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Ohio 23s Sd. Wheat was in good demand at
sitter rates.
ENGLAND-In the House of Commons
IN The 18th SIR Hugh de Lacy asked the Gov
eminent whether in negotiating with the Uni
,eJ States or Central America, the rights and
interests of British subjects in Honduras and
those If Il tam arcient ally the King of Mos
onito bad ,,en regarded. Lord John Russell
,,..Iied that the negotiations were not vet ter
minated, and that consequently any statement
would DC premature
# stated that the recent arrests in Prussia
we're in consequence Of information furnished
by the London Police. who placed spies arou~d
the houses Of The refu lees. In the House Of
Commons on Friday. Sir J Malmsly asked
the Government ifthese statements " ere true,
and if the British Government had given assn
RANGES to Foreign Powers that the refugees
should be but under surveillance.
Lord Palmerston replied that warrant was
issued TO search house at Rotherhire not oc.
cuped by Kossuth,in which were large guam
ity of rockets. shells and gunpow der, but no
assurance had been givUn to foreign powers ex
cepting that the refugees would not be allow
en- abuse the hospitality of England.
Mr.. Duncolmbe said that these munitions
we're found in rocket factory, and were for
sale.
Mr.. Bright asked Mr.. Palmerston if Kossuth
had really any connection with the munitions.
Lord Palmerston replied that he did not
know-he would cast no imputaiions on Kos.
suth. 1t would be the subject Of future in
quiry
Lord Stuart charged the Government with
getting up a false charge against Kossuth.--I
The subject was then dropped.
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe was welcom.
ed on landing by large crowd and Proceeded
TO the house Of Edward Chopper, where she
met select party next morning. DR.. Mcneil!
presented the address Of welcome. She was
entertained next day by the Liverpool Negroes
Society," and presented the British Bible Soci
ETY. with 9l30. She left on the same day for
Glasgow.
FRANCE The Emperor has entirely re-
covered from his recent indisposition.
Stringent measures concerning the refugees
have been adopted by France.
1t is rumored at Paris that projected trans.
Atlantic steamship enterprise has been aban-
doned.
SPAIN.-The latest advises deny the truth
of the reported instruction in Barcelona.
The Spanish Ministry resigned in body on
the th of April. Their resignation was accept
ed by the Queen.-Gen. Lersund has been
charged with the formation Of a new Cabinet.
There were rumors at Madrid on the 10th of
April of an Instruction in CATALONIA.
AUSTRIA Austria has refused the demand
Of Piedmont. an the Piedmontese Ambassador
has quilted Vienna.
Mazzin was reported to be at Turin, but
was subsequently reported TO have crossed into
Turin.
TURKEY AND RUssIA.-Dates from Constan
tnople have been received to the 3lst. The
negotiations with the Russian minister were
progressing amicably. Prince Menschikof re.
quires that the character Of the negotiations be
kept private.
Alexandra dates to the Sd of April state
that there were great disturbances in Arabia.
and that the Portes authority was totttering,
PERs1A-The report OF serious misunder
standing between the Persian Court and the
British Government was confirmed. The
British Minister was preparing to leave
INDIA AND CHrNA.-The Indian Mail has ar
rived at Marseillies The British repulse at
Donabew was more disastrous than at first re-
ported, there having been one hundred killed
Hong Kong dates have been received to-
February 25th. The American Commission
at Macao will shortly proceed to Shanghai
Commodore Perry was daily expected.
The rebellion was progressing TO fearful
extent. and pref a i,tons were making Tor de-
fence at Nanklr.
The slool, Saaloga and storeship Supply
~ere at Snau1ha.