Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-25
LATE NEWS BI TIE MAILS.
Further bu the Nashville

mud London papers of the same date, and about
fifty passengers
The second day out from New York. on her
outward passage, Mrs Rosse Riley. one of the
passengers by the Nashville, suddenly disap-
reared, and is supposed 10 have thrown herself
overheard
Tho weeks news may be briefly summed up
Tins. Political affairs ust where they were
At tho pcriod of the closing of previous accounts,
except that the feeling becomes stronger that
nntbing is left but to fight out the difficulty. The
adjournment of the Conference until the 9th was
IN await the Russian ultna,um, and the arrival
Of the French and Turkish Ministers of Foreign
Affairs at Vienna.
The u. S. corvette St Louis had arrived at
Gibraltar from the Lrvant, and soiled on the same
day for the United States
THE CONFERENCE.
The Vienna Conference having adjourned until
the 9th, there is no news of Importance from that
point The consideration of the third point was
IN be the first subject before the Conference on
assembling. Public opinion is about equally
divided to the final result.
a despatch from Berlin, dated Friday, April
9th, states that the Russian party therei is FREEDOM
iaan' and that Prussia will probably throw herself
into the arms of The Car, in case of an unfavor-
nble result of the Conference.
FROM THE CRIMEA.
There had been succession OF sangulnary
conflicts between the French and Russians before
Sebastopo, for the possession of rifle ambuscade
pits. with VARYING success and great loss of life.
The latest battle, which took place on the night
of the 25th ult, put 5000 men horse du combat.
There are details.
The Russians and the Allies in the Crimea are
Strengthening their positions, preparatory to the
opening of the spring campaign.
4 council of war was held by the allies on the
10Th ult., Mt which Omar Pascha desired the as
sstance of the allies, which could not be granted.
The Turks only expected 10 hold Eupatorla,
acting merely on the defensive.
On the 18th ult. large reintorcements of Rus
sian troops entered Sebastopol.
General Canrobert states that in the attack of
the 22d and Odd of March, the Russians lost
1000 men and the allies 600.
THE BALTIC EXPEDITION.
A portion of the Baltic fleet sailed on the at'
tprnoon of the 4h.
The Russians have established two fortified
camps of 10000 men each, for the defence ct the
Baltic provinces. They have also blockaded all
their ports by sunken vessels.
ENGLAND.
Parliament was not in session, having adjourned
for the Easter holidays, and would re-assembe
on the 10th.
The London Times devotes leading editorial
article to the defence of the know nothing move
ment in the United States.
The same paper announces that the Spanish
government had demanded the recall of the Brit
ism ambassador at Madrid. account of his in.
reference in religious matters.
MARKETS.
liverpool Saturday, April 7th.-Messrs Mil.
ligan, Evans & Co. quote: Cotton-The sales of
the week, or for the five days, Friday being a
holiday, foot up $4,000 bales; including 10 900
bales to spectators, and 10, 500 bales for export
Prices have slightly advanced, and the marEet is
buoyant. Fair and middng qualities have i'm
proved most, the former aud the latter To-
Ordinary is dull and prices unchanged; Orleans
fair 81; middng 54 Upland fair 81; Upland
mddling 5 Lie. The Manchester advices are
more fay orable.
Messrs. Brown & Shipley quote: Breadstuffs-
The market is generally unchanged. Western
Canal flour (old) 42s new 35s. Ohio Ass. Corn
White and yellow ABS; mixed 42s Cd. Wheat
White lbs cd red 5 Sd.
Money Market-The money market is easier
The bank has reduced it rates to 49 per cent
Consols for money are quoted at 92s 92i
THE LATEST.
A careful reading OF the account exhibits little
hope of an early peace. The Emperor Alexan-
der is evidently preparing for desperate strug-
gle-one hundred and forty thousand men have
been marched TO the neghborhood of the Baltic
Two fortified camps of six thousand are estab-
lished between Riga. Nara and Revel The APP
proaches to all the northern seaport towns
being bockaded up with sunken vessels Heavy
batteries are erected at Danamunde The Grand
Duke Constantine has gone to Cronstadt to in
spect the coast of the Gulf of Finland Russian
reinforcements, to the number of fifteen thousand
arrived at Sebastopol on the 18th.
Previous to the adjournment of the Vienna
conference, the Russian Penipotentiares re-
fused to admit that in accepting the third
point they have acknowledged the principle of
dimlnuton of the Russian power in the Black
Sea; asserting at the same time that the demand
for the reduction of the Russian fleet is contrary
to the dignity and sovere gu rights of the En-
peror," NessIerode will attend the conference
during the discussion of the third point.
Its rumorcd that the allies will. for the pur-
pose of meeting this di ficulty, propose to exclude
all ships of war from the Black Sea.
Austria differs with the allies regarding the
Black Sea question. 1t is reported that she will
remain neutral should the allies demand the de-
structon of Sebastopol; and she declares that
she entered upon the present arrangements with
the allies for the purpose of checking, not Grip
pima Russia.
1t is almost certain that Russia will refuse the
third point.
The Russians in the Crmea still occ upy the
ambuscade which the French attacked unsuccess-
fully. On the 18th the allies expected to com
mence operations.
Omar Pasha on the Sd had "a, QUO men recon
noitering the position of the Russians on the
Alma.
All the allied ships of war at Constautnople
are ordered TO Sebastopol.
The Austrian army of observation is drawing
closer to the Pruth and the Danube.
Dreadful accident By lightning. -Four Lires
Lost.
ST.. LOUIS, April 23d.--Inteligence has been
received here of the death. by lightning, of four
hoI in 10 lie