Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-09

kihtional European News by the Canada
- Baltic arrived at Liverpool on the eveSS5
4 of the 22d.
k.tes had been received by telegraph from
Sgbai to November I'd, and Calcutta to Nov.
Affairs in Burmah were more satisfacto-
we're weather had been experienced along
Irish coast, and many vessels had been
fked.-Theship Niagara was ashore near
ford, but her cargo and $50 passengers had
4 saved. The ship Pollock, from Mobile,
h Queenstown, damaged.
S,rkey had forbidden the expectation of grain.
M allied fleets had at last entered the Black
4 leaving 3 ships of each squadron to guard
stantinople. Their supposed destination was
Errcat Russian naval depot, Sebastopol. The
4 having frequently declared that the entry
Il fleets into the Black Sea would be equiv
to declaration of war, the withdrawal of
Russian Ministers from London and Paris
Immediately looked for.
hrther skirmishing had occurred along the
phe. The Russians attacked Kalafat on
lth, but were repulsed after great carnage.
instruction had taken place at Crimea in
ofTurkey. The provinces of Bessarabia,
ran and Taurus, had been put under martial
by the Russians
he Turkish army had crossed the Georgian
tiers, and marched upon Tihis. They were
Pomed everywhere by the Georgians.
he report of the Turkish defeat at Alhalzk
doubted, although battle was fought there
[lhe 10Th with considerable slaughter
fhe rupture between Persia and England hap
Id anterior to the declaration of war by Per-
against Turkey, occasioned by an insult to
= British Embassy.
fhe British Consul at Jassti had retired from
municipalities.
7he Russian Government has ordered that all
On merchants ships going into the Ottoman
Is of the Black Sea, conveying munitions of
shall be seized although under neutral flags.
|NGLAND.-The English cabinet met on the
Sir George Gray had declined the offer of
Home Secretary ship.
The liberal papers complain that Prince Albert
b busy in the affairs of the army. Some at
nte Lord Palmerston's resignation to the ca
in that quarter
tmNA.-The Chinese insurgents keep firm
session of Shanghai. The rebels had been de-
Bed by the Imperialits at Annoy.
The Canton market continues firm.
Paris papers publish documents purporting to
fthe letters of instructions from the four pow
Ito the ambassadors at Contantinople. They
u rather hard ON Turkey.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 24.-Cotton has been unchan
! during the week, but the Baltic's advices
e had favorable effect-sales of the week
0O bales, of which spectators took $3.50
Pity Surats, and exporters $3.50 bales. I'm
rs none. Fair Orleans 6id.; Middling 6a6ad.
Mobile, Gid; Middling 5Ba6d.; Fair Upland:
!: Middling 5sa6d. Stock 557 900 bales, o.
ch 254 900 are American.
readstuffs-Brown & Shipley report Bread
PTS as having opened active, but fallen of to-
IDS the close. The advance of the week was
per bbl in Flour, Is per quarter in Corn, ant
.per 7Olbs. in Wheat Whitel Wheat los
hl Is, red lOsal0s 4d Canal Flour 37sa:}7 $
|. Philadelphia, Baltimore and Ohio BIS Cd,
a White Corn 46s., yellow 45s., mixed AS
3 Imports small.
&rovisions-Old Beef was active at lower rates
es of 700 casks at 35s. Pork unchanged
pom shade higher-new AS. at retail. Lart
PAyRE MARKETS, Dec, 23-Cotton is firm
daily sales amounting to 300 bales Bread
rs were iull, the improved tone being lost.
LONDON MARKETs.-Sugar and Coffee were
I'VE at firm rates. Flour and Wheat slightly
ster Red Wheat 69a75s. per quarter; Whit,
2s3s Flour 30 Ais. Iron firm.
ne Money Market was unchanged. U. s.
quiet and unchanged. Consols closed al