Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03

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ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER CANADA
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
AUSTRIA REGARDED WITH SUSPICION
THE SPANISH lNSURRECTION.-N-
81 RGENES IN POSSESSION OF Md
RID.
HALIFAX, July 81. III p. M.-Tho royal Jail
steamer Canada arrived at her wharf al DO
clock TO night, bringing dates from Liverpool To
the I'D instant one day later than her regular
day of sailing.
The Canada brings but little news rclativ to
the progress of the war.
Austria's conduct continued more douhtfuland
Is regarded with great suspicion by England md
France,
The Spanish instruction was spreading Tap
IDLY under ESpartero.
TIE WAR.
No change had occurred in the condition of
eastern affairs, and none was likely to occur UNI
I'll after further consideration by the Engsl and
French Governments of the recent conduit of
Austria.
inc CORES londtnt OF the London Morning
Chronicle makes the following important corimu-
nica,un;
1.-The Colonists of Vienna and Berlin nave
communicated to the English and French Gov
ernments the impression produced upon fiem
by the answer of the Emperor Nicholas to the
summons sent by Austria to cyacuate the frn-
cipalities.
1.-The German powers now announce thit i'll
their opinion the propositions contained in Rus
SINS f nat al o tI,or
calculated to serve as IA basis for further epta-
tlons,and they propose that the Prague shal be
fixed upon as the seat for further conferences.
"Ihey moreover express the opinion tint it
will not be possible to call upon Russia to e,acu-
ate the Princpalities, unless it be at the same
time clearly under stood that the allied powers
shall stop their movements in advance In bther
words, Austria has fallen back into an alliance
with Russia.
"All the Austrian reserves are to be callel out
and placed on a war footing
Accounts from St Petersburg state tina, th
Car is determined not to yield, and that di,con-
tent prevailed in the capital
The details show that the recent victories of
the Turks at Giurgevo were achieved ty the
Turks unassisted, leaving the whole bank Of the
Danube to Altemitza in their hands
The main body of the Turkish army is slid to
be moving towards the mouth of the Danube The
allies had repaired and occupied the Russian bat
teries at the Salina mouth of the Danube and
are employed in removing the sunken ships from
the channel.
The Russian hotilla on the Danube must soon
fall into the hands of the allies, and the free nav
igation of the Danube be secured
HERMANsKADT, July I6.-'Ihe Turks have ia
ken up u position AT Pasapaguro, near Gurgevo.
The Russian party asserts that the military
operations of the allies are nearly at a stand
still that the attack on Sebastopol is indefinite
ly postponed that the attack on Cronstadt will
not take place this year, and that the occurrence
of great battle near Bucharest is problemati-
cal; and hostile operations are reduced to the
simple blackade of Russian ports,and that in the
end Russian diplomacy will triumph.
ENGLAND.
In the House of Lords the Earl of Harrington
asked the Ministers whether they had authors
ed Lord Westmoreland to state to the Cabinet of
Vienna, that the Polish subjects of Russia would
not be allowed to enter the English army, or to
follow the standard of the allies
The Earl of Aberdeen replied that no instruc-
tions had been given.
SPAIN.
Adyices received at Paris from Madrid TO the
18th state the Insurgents were masters of that
city. During the night the troops engaged ac-
ted vigorously against the barrcadcs for the
most part unsuccessfully.
The latest from Madrid is to the 18th The
Gazette publishes a list of new minister's Cen
eral Cavall has been appointed commander of
cavalry. The insurgents masters at Ma
drld. The troops engaged against the barbados
were fighting in several parts of the capital when
the dispatch left.
\ battle had been fought between General
ODonnell and General Blager, in which the lat
ter was defeated and taken prisoner.
The populace had attacked the palace of Queen
Christiana, at Saamanqua Granada. The whole
of Catalonia had risen, and the Captain General
leads the revolutonsts who were fighting at sew
eral points
SWEDEN.
In the Swedish Legislature reports have been
made in favor of decimal coinage.
THE MARKETS.
From Aliligan's Circular
LIVERPOOL. July RELATIONSHIPS of the
the week, 81 900 bales, of which SPECTATORS took
6OO0 and exporters 5000 bales The quotations
are, New Orleans fair ID ; Middling 81 Upland
fair 6i middIing 81. The demand is active, and
no quotabe change in prices.
Breadstutfs .-Flour-W Western Canal Dos; Ohio
Bis. Corn-white and yellow BIS.
Consols closed at 92s
HAvRE, July l9tn.-Cotton and Breadstuffs
are dull
Photographic Items.
BUFFALO, Monday, July 81, lS5i.-The deaths
by cholera in this city for the week ending mid
night Saturday were Il, not including those at
the Poor House. Of these sixty died during the
- 81. Il