Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-23
THE LATEST NEWS.
FOREIGN NEWS BY THE EUROPA


and we received nothing beyond the fact that
the Europa was at Halifax We give below
her commercial news, and portion of her
miscellaneous intelligence, from papers receiv.
ed last evening
ENGLAND.
Parliamentary proceedings were uninterost.
ing. Lord Clanricade's motion for inf,rma.
ZION concerning the Turkish question had been
postponed as premature in the present state or
Of negotiations.
1t was rumored that Lord Aberdeen Was
about retiring from the cabine, in CONSEQUENCE
of violent divisions on the Turkish question:
1t was subsequently rumored that the dificul.
~ had been patched up.
Mesers Ansfsl and LidJel, Conservative
have been elected to Parliament from I,ivas.
pool.
Mrs. Stowe has gone to Geneva, where she
will remain some time.
A Dublin paper says that Smith O'Brien
was residing at New Norfolk John Mitchell
at Richmond, and Doherty at Hobart town
all well.
FRANCE.
Several arrests OF armed persons took pIac.
a; the opera on Thursday night. This was
greatly nagn6ed on change, as an event IF
great importance.
MARKETS.
Lieerpool, July 9.-1he Arctic's news had
no effect on the cotton market. Prices of fair
and middling grades were slightly better, bur
lower grades Were not firm.
Breadsiuffs opened active, but prices de-
cllned towards The close, though large transac
tons were still made Spectators operated
largely.
Dennision quotes white wheat at Is I'd s..
/ n n
27s; Philadelphia, Baltimore and Ohio 27s Cd.
Corn had advanced Is per quarter; white 3ls
Cd 32s, yellow 3ls 32s
Provisons-Becf was unchanged, and the
market poorly supplied. New mess beef 95a
l05s. Pork was in large export demand
Western 73S Cd 74s; Eastern S0aS5.
Shoulders 32a34s; bacoo quiet but firm at
l4a52s; lard firm at SIS 3da54s; receipts large
American tallow 52s.
Tobacco unchanged
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
L0ndon, July 9.-It is now hoped that the
peace of Europe may be maintained by a Con.
venion of France, England and Austria
through which the demands of Russia may
be satisfied in substance, if moi In form
1MenS, July 2-The American Envoy in.
slst' menacingly on the immediate revocation
oil he sentence against Mr.. King.
The Paris Bourse closed on Frday-hree
per cents. 76E SIC; four and a half 1921.
Additional blythe Europa
HALIFAX, July 20.-There is nothing def
Mite in regard to the Turkish question The
reports orthe passage Of the Pruth and the oc.
cupation otM0Idavia and Wallachil by the Rus.
slams are however fully confirmed. St. Peters.
burg dates to june 29th state that the impress
sion prevailed there that peace would be pre-.
served. The Russian reserve at Moscow had
been ordered to Bess Arabia.
Among the Russian troops on the fronier,aro
Calmucks, from the interior Of Asia This fact
shows that the Gar has made extensive pre-.
paralions for war.
Constantinople advices to the 23d of June
have been received. 1t was runored there that
another Envoy would shortly be sent by Rus
STA TO re open negotiations. The masses ofthe
Turkish people, however,are DESTROYS for war
Warllke preparations, under tie supervision of
French and English officers, continued on
large scale, and Sem Pasha had been sent into
Clrcassia 10 secure the alliance Of the Chief
Schamgl.
Another rumor says that if France and Eng.
land do not regard the occupation Of the Prn-
clpaltes as an act of war, Turkey will not for
chilly oppose the occupation.
Provisions very high. Trade stagnant and
paper currency daily sinking.
There is prospect of trouble in Greece, in
regard to the island of Gambia.
ADDITIONAL BY THE FRANKLIN.
PEACEFUL ArPEARANcE.-A letter from St.
Petersburg, dated June 25th, says: "Tojudge
10y the aspect of society, here, there can be but
little intention Of involving the State in war al
the present moment. 1t is true it is far enough
from here to the Danuban principalities for
our troops to have passed the frontier, and We
TO be living here in bssfuI ignorance Of the
fact A number of high officials have received
leave oil absence, in pursuit of health and
pleasure, and everything at court betokens
profound peace. There is at least an absence