Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-11

] d ps by telegraph from Paris, brought by the
ii,aaner Canada
steam TURKEY AND RUSSIA,
despatch from Vienna, dated the goth oil
a .,aies that Menschikof, the Russian Am
h'y'J or has left Constantinople. A previous
9 ,'sa,cb states that the eight days given by
essP.ob;koff to the Sultan To accede tothe Rus
.,I,;natum had expired without arrange
slau , ami that Menschlkoff as then on board
ateamer preparing 10 leave, so that the an.
NV ',,ocement of his departure is probably cor.
rect. :D:
81 been appointed by The Sultan. Minister of
Toreigu A 'a'rS
=, III. Rus.i.n troops were receiving rein
.m.nts.and affairs were deemed very crit
CA Turkish vessel had been sent with impor
1;.natches to the Governor of Jerusalem
.nd,he French Consu' ut Jerusalem.
The French feet is said 10 have received per
..;s.;on TO enter the ID rlan,lles
ENGLAND.
The English Cabinet had been summoned
hv the Queen to deliberate on the condition of
,8,irs at the East, which together with the de.
alorat;on of Lord John Russell, that Turkey
should be protected, had excited much atten.
ZION.
PERSIA.
The Mormon elders have been expelled from
Persia.
GREECE.
Itisrepoted at Paris that the U. S frigae
Cnmberl and, with Mr.. Marsh on b ,ard has de-
handed reparalion from Greece for the impris-
onment Of DR.. King.
INDIA
Dates from Bombay to the 25th of April,
state'that business at Calcutta was du l. Elk.
change on London p, owing TO the influx oil
bills from China.
Advces from Blu mah to the 18th of April,
state that more British troops are wanted with
no prospect of peace.
The Burmese commissioners have refused
TO sign the treaty.
Horrible Death from RaaleSnahe Bite
The Ancient City published at ST Angus
tine, Florida, says; On the 14ih ult., son of
Mr. Futch Of that county, while picking who.-
tie berries was struck by a large rattesnakc-
upon being struck he sartedto rum but found
the snake had its ianes fastened 10 his panta.
loon leg, and in stumbling and scuflng to get
loose, the snake struck him some six or seven
times The lad was about IA or Is years of
age. He survived but few hours.
INTERVIEW OF ARTHUR SPRING WITH HIS
SoN-Arthur Spring the murderer, who was
to be executed in Philadelphia, yesterday
was beginning to reent, & on Monday had an
affecting interview with his son, who at the
instance of the authorities, had been b, Fought on
from Washington under belief that another
and last interview might induce the con
demned man to confess The North Amer
Can says:
The meeting between, item most affect
ing A complete reconciliation took place
The guilty father clasped the son to his breast
cried over him bitterly called him his dear,
darling boy-told him that he forgavc hm,and
asked his forgiveness, while the boy wept up
on his parents neck. He begged young Ar
thur not to leave him bat 10 stay till the exc
cuton was over, and see his remains inferred
He also cut off a lock Of his hair, W hch he en-
trusted 10 Arthur to take his orphaned daugh
tiers.
Young arthur piteousy and touchingly APP
pealed to his father to exculpate him, and, al
though the culprit did not yield to the boys
entreaties. still he RETAINED from eliminating
his The elder Spring was greatly subdu
ed aftet the meeting was over.
Hopes are at last entertained that the muir
derer may yet make clean breast of his
crimes, and relieve the reputation Of his son
from all faint Of suspison
Memphis Conrention.
MEMPHIS, June 6.h.-The Southern and
Western Commercial Convention met in this
place this morning. One thousand delegates
we're present on, fifteen States. Judge Daw
son. of Cor. /. oas re elected president, with
twenty ,ic,. presidents. Rev C. r. Marshall,
OF NJ -, : IA, appointed secretary. After eff
feeling all organization the convention djourn'
ed till o clock, 2. Nj.