Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-13

Arrival Of the Europa.
rupFE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New YoRK, April 9.

Affairs in England and France are quiet
The continental news generally unimportant.
The London Cotton Market closed dull
The tendency of higher grades downward. A.
Jecline of Lied had been established for the
,yaek. Fair Orleans quo'ed Gid; MiJdling
An sgd Fair Upland and Mobile Cd Mid.
ding do 81. The weeks sales amount 10 43,
400 bales of which exporters took 5000 and
specuators 5000 bales.
The Havre Cotton Market was steady. but
less actve-prices shade lower. The trade
in the manufacturing districts quiet Yarns
slightly IL IeS,e1
Bnadsl@g1-Flour was in better request at
cd per barrel advance. Canal GAS Cd; Balt
more and Philadel phia 35s Cd. Meal in good
demand Wheat was firm with a slight ad-
vance Indian Corn dull without change in
prices from those quoted by The Arctic. Rice
22s and steady.
ProUisions.-The supply fair, market dull,
and prices slightly depressed.
Coffee was in steady demand with an up
ward tendency.
Sugar and Molasses dull; prices depressed.
Naval Stores, unchanged.
Iron continued in active demand at full pri.
ces as previously quoted.
There was better inquiry for Tobacco O, with
an upward tendency in prices.
The London Money market was easier, and
money abundant. Consols closed at 99a a
99t. The prolific tendency of affairs with ref:
erence to Turkey Austria, and Russia, it was
believed have favorable influence upon mon
etary matters. American stocks were in ac
tive request at full prices at last quoted. Sales
were making freely.
ruourv
Via Paris it is stated that the difficulty be,
tween Russia and Turkey has been adjusted
Dispatches received by the Turkish Minister
at Paris, and subsequently by the Minister at
London say that Prince Menschikoff made
some notifications in the pree nsions which he
at first announced, and that the Sultan &C.
cepted the modified propositions.
At council ofAIinisters held at the Tuile.
ries on Monday 2lst and presided over by
Napoleon, it was considered that the affair
had terminated and that all danger of a rupture
ofthe peace was at an end 1t is certain how
ever that the French Cabinet feels much rri
tation at the conduct of Russi,.
The "Oest Dcrtsche POST states the de.
mand Of Russia to have been-lst, the expul.
sion of all political refugees 2ud, the protec-
torate Of Russia over all Christians of the
Greek Church in Turkey; Sd, free passage
for the Russian feet through the Dardaneles
4th, cession to Russia of the port of Batoum
9Th, several Concessions 10 the followers of the
Greek Church. especially with regard to the
Holy Shrnes.
GERMANY.
There has been talk for some time of re-
voluionary manifesto that iscircuaing among
The soldiers in the German States. The Lon
-. ell ,bot
be copy of this document, but which offers
intrinsic evidence of not having emenated from
the recognised = Revolutionary Committee"
SAUsTRIA.
Haynau's funeral procession moved through
Vienna on the 18th ult., towards Gratz, where
he Was TO be buried. Three of the Arch dukes,
Prince Windischgratz, and other Austrian
nobility, followed the body.
Haynau has written history of the Hun.
garian Campaign-the MSS. have been found
among his papers and will be published.
THE VERY LATEST.
The Humboldt arrived off Cowes on Friday
morning, 25th ult.
The French funds had again advanced one
half, Notwithstanding the report that more
ships of war had been ordered to the East
The Steele says that the most perfect accord
exists between France and England in the
difficult matter Of Oriental affairs, and that all
misunderstanding will be got over peaceably.
A private letter from Paris says it was re
ported there that the Russians had entered
Bucharest. No authority is given and it may
be mere rumor
English Consols hnctuated during the week
from 99R. hiehes' for money to o94, closing at
the former q n'.,rions
t"'r,fc ", sion took place in coal pit
at Wigan on the Pa. Thirty to forty persons
killed.
Some students OF the University of Prague.
have been sentenced to be "beaten with rods
Tor making wanton demonstrations in favor OF
the traitor Kossuth."
Spring supposed tObe tie Murderer Of Kinks.
PHLADELHHIA, Apr. 9 AN umbrella has
been found in the cellar of the store on Ches-
nut street, which was occupied by Rinks,who
was mys,erously murdered last winter, and
FULLY identified by the Raglan family as having
be- been lent by them to Spring, the murderer