Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-15
pnoGnhss OF TnE WAR.

NV Ill Roy army uf 30O 900 men into the Prn-
% h u thus inferposng between the combat
cpa", and preventing further hostilites there.
ant mas not vet received the Cars official
IL and cannot receive 1t before July 81, anu
r'ip' 'ot act deeisiyey until received The ac
WIN IS Austria is in accordance with the eonven-
n''p Satyeen herself individually and the Porte.
uo I'm, white Sea will be blocaded from the list
August. ,,p :.;.,.,a a-...a;..o,. -
Tyo hundred transports were preparing to
10 the Anglo French troops from Varna to
| Crmea ~. Ill. a., pnss;ons
= sbnt up the sea of Azotf, 10y sinking in the
p' 'a;ob Of Kerteh thirty two large barges fiied
nj, stone and rocks.
''ee'r 'ATEsT BY TELEGRAPH.
rr;do,.-The London Times cores
lita""; assured that Baron Mezendorif re-
ponug1nil ot,ers of recall on Friday morning, but
ceia'" oat believed that his diplomatic relations
u ID Prussia will be broken on. uzu,.,
Coant a Mn. with about 10000 men the Sd
OF 5u'lh, o Goth and 23d of June the Turkish van
oh o y % o00 men. attacked the Russian van
goa,dd and " drove it beyond the Trojan's wall.
guar I;nEDispa.ches are said to have been re-
Id from st. Petersburg containing Russia's
Go, TO the Austrian requlsitlon. Wen in
Ned persons believe that 1t gives no reason
a,aat that the negotiations will be further
10 9,froa In the treaty between Austria and
nIa II is added that Austria will not enter
a.y,anoements with Russia which shall not
nv. led on the assumption of tho sovereign ght
,Lo sultan and the integrity of his Empire, and
' "a Austria will evacuate the Prncipalites on
,he conclusion of peace, with the least possible
delay. 90 nv n,
antinuc their movements towards Narna, and III
few DAVIS would be united there
The Diyan consents to reopen the ports of
Turkey TO the Greek flag.
rieono. Tuesday.-The new loan will be three
hundred and fifty millions.
COMMANDMENT OF BoMERSUND.
The bombardment of Bomersund in the Baltic
booan at O'Clock on the evening of the 2lst.-
NJ o'clock the masked battery was dismanted
ayd abandoned and at 10 o'clock the Russian
pagazines were in a blaze.
One account says that the English lost men,
another H. and wounded.
THE BALTIC FLEET.
Naper's force near Cronstadt, consists OF IL
screw line of battle ships, frigates, D French
sbps of the line and several French coryettes.
The London Times says that it is probable that
Napier wished to offer battle to the Russian fieet
or reconnoitre the defences of Cronstadt rather
than make a regular attack on that place.
ODESSA. June l9th.-It is said at this date
that there was no blockade and that ships were
getting eargoes as usual.
SECOND DISPATCH
The position of Austria is looked upon by Eng
land and France with great scrutiny and caution.
MANY shrewd persons believe that her object IN
taking possession of the prnclpalltles Is fuiiy
understood by Russia, and that her ultimate OBJ
ha, foVnYnbln m
portunity arrives.
The French papers deny that the Russians
evacuated the Prncipalites out of mere respect
for Austria, but that the Car preferred peacea-
BILE evacuation, to being driven out by the com
bned forces of England and France.
The French and English had 6O,0OO troops be-
tween Varna and Shumla
It's stated that in the seige of Sillstria, that
the Turks lost 10000 and the Russians 10000
men.
Turkey has consented to open her ports to the
Greek flag.
The Pontoon bridge at Kalarasch was recent
" DESTROYED by storm, and 500 Russians on 1t at
the time drowned.
Mehemed Pasha was marching on to the relief
of Rasova with 10000 men.
The Car was about to inspect his fortresses in
the Black Sea.
The work of fortifying St. Petersburg was go
ing on necessarily. The Turkish troops were
moving to Triscaston.
ENGLAND.
The conclusion of the fishery treaty between
the United States and Great Britain had been
officially announced in Parliament.
In the House of Lords the Canada bill had pass
ed through The committee.
MARKETS.
From Baring's Circular.
London, June 81 Rice is dull. Tar and SUI
gar unchanged, with moderate business. bread
stutfs shade lower.
Metal-Bar iron Sa6i; Scotch zig o'5'
American stocks are very active, and sales IN
many cases during the week, have been maze at
AN advance. The market altogether wears an
improved appearance. The quotations are
u. s. 6's 1865, bonds, 107 1-2 los; fehhsylVa,
MIA SIS, 79 a 81; Pennsylvania SIS, bonds % IL
Sc; Virginia SIS, bonds, 90 a94.
Iabacco-The sales of the past month, as re-
ported by Perry & Crosby's circular, has been
8OO hhds. at unchanged rates.
From Liverpool Circular.
Breadstuhs-The market have been influenced
by the weather, and depression forms the ruling
feature OF trade. The depression was greatest
on the 9th, and their was less anxiety to sell on
the 29th
liverpool, July 1.-Cotton-saes of the week
$4,000 bales, of which spectators took 1900
and exporters 5000 Bales. The quotations are
for fair Orleans l.2 Middling ) 3-S; Upland
fair Ia; Middlng 5 4. The demands good
and the prices sitter. but no alteration in quota
tions; lower grades have improved much.
Breadstuffs -Flour-Weste Canal 35s cd;
Ohio 36s Cd Corn-white 35s and yellow 3is cd.
HaUre Market, June 28.-Cotton-The mar
ket is active. with sales of 5000 bales at from
- to I20f.