Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-14
~ IAST-NIGHT;s MAILS.
ARRIvAL OF rHl PACIFIC.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

M Eastern Var Bombardmenf of Gustuspar-
M Destruction Of Adeane'd FORKS of Hanco
-saisiria Holding out StiH-The Greek u
t;m4tum accepted of the German
po,pers-DECLfNEin Breodstu6s-C Cotton
Steady.
Srw York. June 18th, 10 p. M.-The Ameri-
can mail steamer Pacific arrived at her wharf ah
taif-past o O'Clock, bringing dates from Liver
,,anl to May 81, four days later, making the pas
Iag, in II DAYS and 10 hours.
steamer from the fleet brings intelligence
that Gustusvarna was bombardeI without effect
IN the :22d ut. Another attack was intended to
he made on the gath.
The advanced work of Hanco, in the Baltic
Goa. had been bombarded and destroyed. Napier
vas about attacking the main Notifications.
The allied f,cts were still blockading Sebasta-
poo.
The Turkish fleet was off Yarna on its way to
crcassia
,esisting the Russians with great bravery The
pns.;oos lost 500 killed in the attack ON the for
tress of Abdul Mediid.
Tho Greek instruction was less formidable.-
= !, ran,rted that King Ohio accepts the ultima
Naples has declared her neutrality The ad-
besjon of the smaller German powers TO the Aus
tro- Prussan treaty Is secureo,
P,ssia has certainly concluded treaty with
the Khan of Khiva.
A late telegraph despatch from Belgrade
MANNERS that Silistria held out on the goth.
Tbe (ireas slams had been driven back four
times with gre at loss. by the Rus ians.
Tunis sends 10000 men to the Porte.
Two thousand Greek insurgents are posted
near Demarko in Epirus.
French division had arrived at Piraens.
The Russi ms are menacng Erzeroum and
and have recently made compulsory enrolment
of 10000 Armenlans
Two Russian war vessels have been presented
to the Greek Government by Russia.
A Russian steamer sailed out of Sebastopol,
Notwithstanding the blockade, and captured an
English merchantmen in the Black Sea, but be-
inc discovered, cut the prize adrlft, ana got oack
safe to Sebastopol.
The Neva was free from ice ON the Cd of May
and had risen SO high that inundation was
Fifteen stone bridges across the Neva were to
he broken down. and the remainder mounted
with heavy cannon.
The EMPEROR of Russia has been quite sick.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Nrw-YoRK June 1.-The following is a fur
tter account of the news.
WAR AND POLITICAL NEWS
1t was reported that the town of katfa had been
bombarded and captured
Tbessay was still in open rebellion on the
10Th ultimo. Ten frigates of the allied powers
cannon aided the batteries OF withstand, and ON
the Doth approached Ekenas but were repulsed.
The French feet is to leave Kiel for three
days gunnery practice.
Very hostile feeling prevailed at St. Peters
burg against Austria.
II is rumored that the march of the Russians
upon the frontiers of Blu Noyna, had commence
ed with corpse d'arme, said to number 100000
Odessa, at the last advces, closely block
AIDED. No neutral vessel allowed to pass
from Odessa into the Black Sea except those la
den with Goals and naval stores.
The steam frigate Retribution had captured
several Russian prizes in the Black Sea.
The Greeks got $50 Turkish soldiers within
church, when the doors were closed and the sol
ders were burned up alive.
Marshall Paskewitsh had crossed the Danube
near Kalayah, and established his head quarters
near Sistria.
The signing of the new protocol,at Vienna, in
the Anglo French convention, providing for ac-
tual war, is united in by Austria and Prussia
the treaty providing eventual war.
MARKETS.
From Milligan's Circular.
observation-disclosures has declined Cd. Is. per
bbl Sales of Western Canal at 3Ss. and Ohio,
at 39s. Corn has declined Is. sales being made
at 40s. for yellow, and Ais for white
MONEY MARKET.
Consols closed at 81. United States stocks
steady but no change in prices.