Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-24

.,;ne1 10 35s. Corn flal2s. No
bur 'Gatton-sales of the week. $1,000
.ols, s7i' nun WAR.
have defeated the Russians in Bess-
d Allied Fleets have entered the Black Sea.
Al. Lad occurred on the Baltic at last
nis' i. arrived out at - NJ. on the sth of
A l,,'" Washington arrived at Southampton
lGe The Baltic had not been heard
..:a,s were dismantling their fortress
be / I9ianJs of Aland. at the entrance of the
ths , 'an;a. There are number of good
oi pub Ms group, many of which have been
- III III, .ao Russians, who heretofore kept n
pea " aately large military force there
Popo,pp y. we're wrested by Russia from Swe-
IN 1909 .p;o pa,, ~ Los. aav;
piers hfe' ""' ~
..;an WINS open TO st. Petersburg.
Hstm;oJ Fleets have entered the Black Sea,
~ .,noyements in conjunction with Omar
pc. J have steered for Narna.
It's ~ a. bostilitics commence on the Bal
SUI T',,,ross and the Russian Count will re-
L to Moscow. ..o.;., all .ho;r for-
da Dobruscha. Their position is consid-
- and reinforcements have been call
c''p 'The Turks are falling back in good or
H. the Trojan wall. o.,.,s..
b. Turks have beaten Gen. GortschaKon III
i ,rabia. and forced him back.
e. turkish forces have crossed the Danube
M
A ,,a,, rnmored that Austria will make the
tore of the Balkan, by Russia cause OF
rbe English and French Governments have re-
HI the proposals of the Car founded Oh MS
H. to the King of Prussia.
1isnatch from Berlin says that negotiations
4 been progressing between Austria ana
,..ia. They had joined in PROTOCOL wmch
signed at Vienna on the Bird OF April on the
\ &c Great britain, France and Austria.
l. ho ENGLISH House of Commons, ON Friday,
IA Iohu Russell confirmed the statement That
stria was concentrating troops on the frontiers
Ecryja, but as negotiations were still IN prog
|. he could not st tie what course Austria
,uId pursue.
ITbe both of April is set apart as national fast
|, throughout Greas Britain.
K riot took place at Barcelona (Spain) on the
m of March. The military were called out
4 several citizens killed.
a man named Borchi has been arrested on the
orre of assassinating the Duke of Parma.
ADDITIONAL COMMERCIAL NEWS
ire rpo0l. April s. Richardson ~ Co.'s Cir
liar states that the excitement in the market
| Breodstnffs has subsidized Wheat has de-
;nod .. TO IS. 3D. Corn is trhe lower. Sales
Baltimore Flour at Dos. Sd. a 37s. Fair grades
Cotton are quoted shade better.
Consols closed at 679aS7s.
Foreign Items
In the royal message just transmitted TO Par
ment, the following words occur: at is CON
ation to her Majesty TO reflect. that no endea
Rs have been wanting on her part to preserve
her subjects the blessings of peace" In the
val message by which the commencement of
,tiIities with France was communicated to
riament on the 10Th of May, 1903, the follow
words occur: at is consolation to his
liesy to reflect, that no endeavors have been
nting on his part to preserve to his subjects
e blessings ofpeace."
The double city of Niachta and Manisachen, on
e borders of the Chinese and Russian Domin
MS is separated by line of palings. On one
De is prim little Russian town, i'll which com
ercal transactions, to an enormous extent,
Ike place every year. Crossing little neu-
ll ground, YOU enter a gateway, IN lofty wall
lich completely hides the Celestial City; and
is is the only lawful entrance from Russia to
INA A magical contrast at once appears
one side the youth, growth and change of the
lssians, on the other, the age, tiXity and de
aptudN Of the Chinese system.
Prince Napoleon Bonaparte, the Emperor's
l,in, who is to command one of the divisions of
z French army, has invited Merry, the Marse
IS poet, and Gudin, the marine painter, TO ac-
mpany him; and the French government on
part, has afforded facilities to a number of au
ors and artists to proceed to the scene of war
re- and to see all that takes place there.
Jenny Lind MADAME Goldschmidt) is giving
ncerts at Vienna with great ecat. This cele-
ited lady has always been famous among 9th
things, says London musical critic, for not
owing her own mind, and she seems still to be
unstable of purpose as ever. She has been
4Ing and not coming to London this season
t-a-dozen times within the last six months
= benedict. when he returned from his last
to Germany, communicated directly from
.selt her intention 10 visit London; then it was
mated that she had altered her mind, and
",u remain IN Germany; and now, 1t appears,
mas changed her mind again, and is positive
20 be IN London for the purpose of giving con-
Is IN the course of the season.
4. Snip underwriter-PdSsengers Sared, &c
VIEW YORK April l9.-The surgeon of the
Underwater has arrived in the city. He re-
Is her lying on the outer bar, with her head off
' ~, one went ashore on Tuesday morning last
lalt past O'clock.
Nl hands are employed throwing overheard
cargo The ship does not leak, and it was
ught would be got off with the assistance of
steam tug at highwater.
ne steamer Delaware hence for Philadelphia,
ca has been lying at anchor inside the Hook
Two oayS, Wille endeavoring to render assis-
mer. NV
=, VIZ steam tugs with schooners in TOW have al
ny gone down. The passengers were all
''ey'd TO the city this evening, 600 in num-