Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-16
DIV LksT-NIGqT'S MAILS.
a.,or The STEAMER ARABIA

-. yaRK. June l3.-The royal mail steam
W Mia arrived at her wharf at o'clock bring.
er Afao, from Liverpool to the Bird inst making
M o Ia. in A few hours over ten days.
b4n ohio accepts the ultimatum of France
nAipss5.,land. aid has summoned a new ministry
aa3 - Prince Marracordato.
aa I'm the Black Sea, we have not a word of
.lirenee relative to the operations of the fleet.
Nm rreneb Squadron has been ordered to the
Inc .aa Nothing definite has been received
1.,m the Baltic, :, II,
f,,ees. up the 9th ult. 1t was reported
sds9ian pasha would himself go to its relief
o "a an overwhelming force
Win "' PROGRESS OF THE WAR.
81. thousand French troops have landed at
hs and taken possession.
hffae pasha. st. Arnaud, and Lord Raglan.
on'' oonneil of war ut Narna; the result of
hee .,as unknown, but it was said that the An
uhe zach army will proceed to Adrianople, and
w. will in the meantime avoid general ac-
elalei
ton. al s,rmishes are reported without any
result ,s.r;an courier would leave Vienna on
An -, AZ lime with Austria's formal demand to
| tis - y =, Withdraw his forces from the Turkish
toe go .a, There were again rumors ahoat that
fr 1 S1sr would be disposed to reopen negotia
|
TONS ENGLAND.
Minister of war will be shortly appoint
~ croat Britain, probably Lord Palmerston.
DENMARK.
, copp de etat has occurred in Denmark
MARKETS.
fFron Dennistown q Co.'S Circular.
,,.drnool. June 3-Cotton-The market, is
-, ~ ermer this week, there being considerably
n lasa demand and less offering.
1psoadstnffs.-The market opened dull at a
lor decline. but closed with much stronger
es"g At last week prices for Flour, and at de-
,Tao If 2a}d on wheat; and las. on corn for
cur h1 o.aek Canal Flour S8sa3Ss6d.; Baltimore
aJ pbilade' phia 39a40s. Ohio 39a4ls.; White
W Tpa II s9dal2s6d; red and mixed lls9d.; White
Earn .3sai0s; yellow 39a4ls.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Immediately after the conference with the Eng
. rsb and French commanders, Omer Pasha adj
gsnced with 90, 900 troops to relieve Slistria.
The new steamer City of Philadelphia was
Iaancbed on the Clyde on the Odd ut.
French threes closed on Friday, the I'd inst,
=, 72f 55e.; four and half's at OF.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The weather throughout England was propi-
ions, and the crops promised abundantly. There
IaIbeen fine, refreshing rains
The politicrl Intelligence generally by this ar
rival is without any very startling incidents,
though interesting, with somewhat more pacific
tone.
Omer Paeha, after a conference with the allied
GENERALS marched 10000 men to Silistria.
Austria POSITIVELY and unequivocally demands OF
Russia, under certain penalties, to evacuate the
| prlcpaties of Turkey.
Greece has accepted the demands of the four
powers.
The bombardment of Hango is fully confirm
Cd Two English vessels galantly cut out the
Russian barqne under the fort.
The Russians admit that Slistria cannot be
captured under fortnight at the farthest.
They had attempted to force passage of the
Danube three several times, but i'll each were
SUCCESSFULLY rernlsed.
The independence of Georgia has been pro-
claimed, and the banished princes are to be re-
called.
Adjective blockade has been established at
Rga.
hthe recent convention which has been con-
enid Austria is to occupy Albania, Montene-
roand Servia, should any disturbances arise.
Authentic advices from Athens report the de-
feat one Egyptian corps with great loss of
life 10 the insurgents.
Tbessaly had also captured 500 prisoners.
Exchange at ST. Petersburg had seriously de
tned. There was much commercial and none
ary distress throughout Russia.
England and France quiet.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, June 2.-The mon
y market was easier. Bullion in the Bank OF
England had increased f227 200 sterling. Con-
0ls have advanced and closed at 81 10 w.
American stocks presented no special change.