Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-06
sgrsT NEWS BIZ THE MAILS.
.,pIvAL OF THE ANDES.
opr DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

AIDES passed the s.eaniei S"","1 sohS
be ..a'arnool, and on the 18th in the Irish Cham
II steamer Atlantic, from n. l. rk.
W hin Mary j. Sterrett, OF Kirkland from
nj % for Havana, was fniien IN !, WIN rem LIST
io IN sinking condition ana 'he eleV 'aSe E,
. d carried to Liverpool by snip from Phil
pphia. ,os to New York after dscharg-
The Ahoes Ss,;ll return again for the Liverpool
cargo anu VIZ
Sils. u,ment has chartered the following
The 6osel annyev troops to Malta From the
amers -, 70 o shin Company, thepropelers Cape
cneral ,,"' Golden Fleece and Jason from
Good hoPe Steamship Company, the Himalaya,
Orie'la1, p;non from the Cunard company,
)anilla anu ,.f1 Cambria from the Australian
bmpany' .ne ors Uarbinger, Hydaspes, and Queen
The stea,"v hod also been chartered by the En-
the Sou'l,' n'ent for the conveyance of troops.
fish Oosei"' turkey AND RUSSIA.
-, Vienna to the l0th,give the details
Dates ia at Giurgevo on the 9th of Feb, 800
comm i;.l EIGHT gun boats and four sailing ves-
|lrks VIZ. he Danube early in the morning,
Is , o,v near the quarantine building arrang-
q m ''",seves in line of battle. Two battalions
' .'eons opened murderous fire, lasting three
ha'9 and forcing the Turks finally to retreat to
tuo shnok. The Russians also suffered severe
/ =. Ualafat the Russians had made an advance
,amont. but active operations would not COM
[onee till March.
/ =, vas reported that Il serious conflict had oc-
l.oa at Loiani attended with great loss on both
-. The Turks afterwards fell back on Kala-
Tho French Government continues its prepa-
sons for war with the greatest activity. The
b".st Acct was ordered to sea Immediately.
n l. confidently announced that a manifesto
I'D bv Nesselrode is shortly expected at
INA in which the Gar will announce his final
|tentions
The Turks were forming a camp of AZ, 900 men,
| the sea of Marmora, near Constantinople.
Con Guyon had commenced offensive opera
ans AGAINST the Russians in Asia.
Kalafat was invested by an army of 10000
,nssiaps. The Gar had given orders to his
'ororals TO drive the Turks out of Lesser Wal
.oha without further delay.
idvices from Kraiowa state that bad weather
lana prevented the Russians from attacking
Ealafat.
ITALY.
Great excitement prevailed in Lombardy. Ra-
|st,ky had issued proclamation to arrest all
lersons spreading false reports. All Italy was
|zcited.
TURKEY.
despatch from Trebijoa, dated Feb. Estates
hal schanyl, with ten!thousand men. is marching
gains Scakahala, an important military position
i the Russians.
ENGLAND.
The new reform bill was introduced into the
House of Commons on the 18th ult. by Lord John
9usseU The details of the bill are distasteful
nth to the Conservatives and Liberals.
It's reported that Lord Raglan is to have the
iefcommand of the forces sent to Turkey, and
he Duke of Cambridge, Earl Cardigan, Generals
,yans and Brotherton are to have appointments.
Lord John Russell stated in the House that ar
had been made between the English
nd French Ambassadors as to the course to be
AIKEN by the combined fleets. He also stated
hat the Government had no reason to be dissat-
SIZED with Count Orloff's mission to Austria
The Object was to secure the neutrality of Aus
tria in case of war. but it had failed.
FRANCE.
At Paris, on Monday, the House was very firm.
The report that the Emperor of Austria would
make cause with the Western Powers, if the
russians crossed the Danube, had produced an
Important rise in the funds. Three's closed at
6 francs Is cts.
MARKETS.
LONDON, Feb. 13.-Consols closed heavy to-
ay at 81 3-4a9l 70. Wheat is firm.
LIVERPOOL Feb. 14.-Cotton more active at
eady rates sales yesterday of 10000 bales, of
hch 5000 are for speculation and export
readstuffs are unchanged.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The following is second dispatch and addi-
Onal to the above:
AUSTRALIA.
Letters from Australia regarding commercial
I'd mining affairs, are generally favorable. Po-
leally there is nothing of Importance.
ASIA.
In Asia, Kurschia Pasha had organised the
nrkish forces and was about to resume offensive
Very Latest.
tack By Russian Frigates on Turkish Fort
The English and French Forces for Iur-
key, &c.
The Second edition of the London Herald of
lesday morning, contains a private despatch
I'M Paris stating that on the Russian squad
receiving intelligence that the combined
cts had left the Black Sea, five Russian fri
les were sent to sea, and proceeded to Chef
til, where they attached the fort, but without
ch success.
Day and night warlike preparations were 60
: on in England.
FRANCE.
he military force to assist Turkey, it is now
hdently asserted. will consist cf 40, 900 French
10000 English troops, the latter, if necessa-
to be increased to 10000.
he squadron will consist of 30 sail of yes
'lncluding 20 screw steamers,3 paddle steam
and sailing vessels, with total of 1000
rs. This fleet without reckoning the SQUAD
of Admiral Cory, will be the most powerful
n fitted out by Great Britain.
IN the Royal dockyards, the formation and
'ipment of fleets proceeds with great activi-