Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-25


ces The difficulty is not TO enter H. out 10 get
out Of it. The Wall of Trajan. which closes 1t
ON the side of Rassoya. or rather from Cherna-
voaa to kostene, is defended on the one SIDE by
Omar Pasha, and on the other by the presence OF
the allied fleet, whch.as learn by a telegraph
ic despatch, has arrived ut Narna.
ENGLAND.
portion of the staff of Lord Raglan LETT Forts
mouth on Friday for the seat Of war.
The Queen has issued her intentions regarding
Russian merchant vessels, which are quite liberal.
Vessels with cargoes not allow ed to enter the
Black sea. -,
Itisnow reported that the English cavalry will
not pass through France, but be conveyed to the
East by transports.
John Loyd was ex, cuted in front of the gaol
at shrewsbury on the 9TH, in the presence OF sew
eral thousand spectators, for the murder of John
Gittins. blacksmith. at the village Of Neschi,
eight miles from Shrewsbury. on the 2oth OF
Feb. last
PARLIAMENT pRoCEEDINGs.-Op Operations Of
The Fleet in The Black Sed.-ln the House of
Lords on the 9TH the Earl of Clarendon stated that
he had reason to believe that the Russian fleet
had not quilted Sebastopol at all The story of
it, having been seen at sea was found, on inyesti
ration, To be unworthy of credit. The polt of
Sebastopol had been carefully watched and certain
" so late as the odd ult when it reconnoitred
by an English steamer, the Russian feet was still
there. On the 2Ith the whole of the combined
fleets left Beycos Bay for Varna, and the latest
dispatches from Admiral Dundas, expressed his
entire disbelief the report that the Russians had
quilted Sebastopol.
IRELAND.
Dublin, Aprit l6.-Our agricultural reports
never were more satisfactory at this season, the
most cheering accounts of the progress Of farm
ing work coming to us from every quarter of the
country Wheat is the great crop, and the guam
ty nv far pxppa1s that of la ST
potatoes were yesterday cried for sale through
the streets.
Notwithstanding the cheering prospects of The
country. however, emigration proceeds with even
increased earnestness. Large sums in the shape
of remittances from friends in America are re-
ceyed by almost every mall and it is said that
in one small locality in the county of Kerry $50
letters, most of them containing money orders,
were received from America last week.
The Limerick Chronicle says : .Our uuays
are crowded by emigrants who have secured pas
sages to Quebec and New York in the vessels
announced to sail from this port and by railway
hundreds proceed daily TO take shipping at Liv-
erpool."
FRANCE.
Departure Of Prince Napoleon for Turkey-Ad-
dress to TIE Soldiers Of 4frica-Address TO
the French Forces in the Baltic.
The departure of Prince Napoleon for Turkey
is now fixed for the 9th. Marshal st. Arnaud
expects to leave ne2t day. The following ''order
OF the day" has been addressed by the Marshal
to the soldiers of Africa:
''Solders-In few days you are to leave for
the East. You are going to defend allies UNI
justly attacked, and to take up the defiance
flung by the Car at the nations of the Vest
From the Baltic to the Mediterranean Europe
will applaud your efforts and your success. You
will combat side by side with the English, the
Turks, and the Egyptians. You know what is
due to eomrades-unlon and eordiality in the in
tercourse of the camp, devotedness to the COM
mon cause on the field of battle. France and
England, rivals in other times, are now friends
and allies. The two countries have learned to
esteem each other while combating.
United they command til, seas, and their
fleets will feed the army while famine is the camp
OF the enemy. The Turks and Egyptians have
held out against the enemy since the commence
ment of the war Alone and unaided they have
beaten them in several actions. What will they
not do when seconded by your battalons
Soldiers The eagles of tho Empire resume
Their fiight-not to menace Europe, but to de-
fend it. Bear them more, as your faith
ers bore them before you, and, like the mr. let us
all before we quit France repeat the cry which
SO often led them to victory-'Vive L Emper-
eur
"A. DE- ST. ARNAup, Marshal of France
COMMANDMENTS Chief of the Army of the
East"
project of law, presented to the Legislative
body, augments the contingent of 1853 by Co.
600 men. But everything leads to believe that
notable part of this effective force will remain at
home, ms belonging TO the reserve
The Central Jewish Consstory of France has
petitioned the Emperor to extend the privileges
about TO be obtained for the Christians in rur-
key to the Jews who may be subjects of the Sui
tan
PRUSSIA.
1t is stated by gentleman arrived from Ber-
lin, that on the goth ult., an important demon
strttion of public feeling against Russia was
made in that city Numerous bands marched in
procession through several streets bearing flags
with inscriptions in favor of Turkey, France and
England crying "Long live the allied powers 2"
The procession was attacked by the police, who
made several arrests.
The Times has strong reason to believe that
both the King of Prussia and his ministers are
watching for an opportunity to eyade the assur.
ance given by them only last week. Austria ad-
heres to the principle of the Western Powers.
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