Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-31
NEWS BY THE NAILS.
Arrival of the Atlantic.
trpTUFR EUROPEAN NEWS.

e.aad. The Russian Ambassadors had not,
nayer. withdrawn from Paris and London. The
Inn Minister at Paris Is reported To have
,bat he would await further instructions from
i government. 1890
5ns.ia has refused the proposition Of Austria
.onsent To an European proteetorate over the
4 -a.tiansin Turkey. The Car says he will con
10 no interference between himself and
4 rkez :. -
"A Tbere had been three light engagements be-
H cen the Turks and Russians ON the Danube, in
81 .icb the Turks were successful.
HTbe report that the Turks had stormed karkal
Y probably correct, although US yet there is no
II sitiyc confirmation of it.
Il Russia had warned the shipping not to venture
II of port unless under protection OF a convoy
|fTbe Pacha of Egypt, on hearing OF the Sinope
n ar ;mmeI lately ordered the equipment OF SIX
rates. two co~rvettes and three briggs, to replace
ne DESTROYED in the Turkish fleet.
ID The instruction among the Wallachlan peas
= try is confirmed. ~ .
4 RIO persians in Teheran have broken out in
ERECTION against the Russians. The British
roo has resumed negotiations with Persia.
The King of Belgium has sent an autograph
itter to Napoleon on the war prospects. The
Intents had not TRANSFERRED, it is surmised that
- merely another device to gain time.
rranee has called out an additional contingent
IN onO men. to replace the detachment of TO-
M destined for Turkey.
prussia is concerning Il course of action with
.rmark and Sweden, in view of the approaching
ar.
The Russians are reported at khiva.
All Russian sailors, who are absent on leave,
instructed to return 10 thelr posts by the
opth of March.
Vorway has determined to fit out a squadron of
,eIye ships, in view of approaching events
Ettle sympathy for Russia exists among the Nor
begians.
rprcr OF THE HIGH PRICE OF FOOD IN ENGLAND.
The enormous rise in the price of food has
.nsod serious apprehensions of riots among the
hor;np classes. Bread riots have already com
Ionced in some parts of Dovenshire. Women
n children were parading the streets and de-
fishing the windows of the bakers shops
rorket people were attacked, and their proyis-
["s kicke about the streets. The police were
tterly unable to check the fury of the rioters,
M tbe military were called out. Subsequent
vents have not yet transpired.
INDIA N CHINA.
It is reported that the Burmese have %recaptur-
Pegu.
The Chinese Insurgents have evacuated Annoy.
The Imperialists have perpetrated "A horrible
Massacre there.
THE DUELs.
Napoleon has appointed the Marquis de Tur-
sot a Grand Officer of the Legion of Honor, on
ccount of the wound received by him in the du-
with Mr.. Soule.
Young Soule has published a long letter ex-
Naming the whole difficulty which led to the du-
is.
Markets.
Liverpool, Jan 11.-Brown x Shipley report
hat since the Niagara, Cotton has been steady
but inanimate at former rates.-Fair Uplands
bsd., Middling sgd, Fair Orleans 68d., Mlddling
nd. McHenry says that late imports being
heely offered, afforded buyers some selection,
Ind better grades were a shade under extreme
htes. The unsettled aspect of the Eastern
uestion created caution and limited operations.
Breadstuffs.-Brown & Shipley report a fur
her advance of Is. per Dbl. in -four, Is. per quar-
r in corn, and sd per bushel in wheat. Balti-
more, Philadelphia and Ohio -four 44a45s.; Ca
al lbs. 6da44s.; Canada 44a45s.; white wheat IL
lbs; red lis. aI2s I'd. White corn 5la52s.; yell
bw sos; mixed 49s.
At Manchester business dull but prices firm.
London Market.-The produce market is We
" active. Large sales of West India sugar at
advances; yellow Havana 23a26s. Coffee
fgher. Teas in less demand. Rice brisk
White Bengal l6a17s.
Consols on Wednesday closed at 928.
DEATHS AT CAIRo.-We understand that a
Messenger arrived here yesterday, from Cairo,