Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-29
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ADD. fIONAL FOREIGN NEWS, BY THE
PACIFIC

49, iD.'+''@ 'IAlalNN NEWS u
PACIFIC.
We extract from the papers received last eve
ning some further details of European news
/ he report that the Car had accepted the four
loints. Is confirmed; but as no armistice is agreed
To- hostilitie> will continue during the progress
OF negotiations. This intelligence has much
exercised the pnblic mind throughout Europe
bat doubts are springiug up fast Why has the
Car accepted terms which he has several times
declared gnominious and humia,ngl Is the
declaration wrung from him; and if so, is the war
then near its closet Or is he at all sincere in his
implied desire for peace l. it not a desperate at
tempt t. detach Austria from the aiancel Or
finally, is ii an artiice to gain timel These are
questions everywhere asked.
FROM THE EAST
Prussia had answered the demand of Austria
for the mobilization of the Prussian army, by a
refusal to do at present.
In regard 10 the siege of Sebastopol, the latest
official despatch published by the British Gov
eminent, embraces only what has already been
received via St Petersburg
Reports were in circulation at par, on the 10Th
that Sebastopol had fallen, but the report did not
gain general belief
Omer Pacha embarked on the | st for Balaklava
having taken steps to bring force of 81, 900 men
nnd 90 guns into the Crmea. Ten thousand
Turks had already landed at Eupatoria.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Various rumors are ahoat in regard to changes
IN the Cabinet, but they were not regarded as re
liable.
The proposed mediation of the United States
IN the present difficulties excited much less at
tentlon than might have been expected. The
London Times treats the question with great can
dor and fairness, and submits that the United
States must allow that an offer of meditation may
be declined III any special case, aud no dsrcspect
be impelled 1t is free to one party to offer its
friendly services andeqally free to the other
not to accept.
FRANCE.
The news from France is of no special inter-
est. The Emperor reviewed a detachment of the
imperial guard on the 9th, previous to their en-
barkaton for the Crimea.
rumor was in circulation that the Emperor
of Russia had sent an autograph letter to the
Emperor of France making proposals for peace.
THE VERY LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Paris, l O'Clock p. NJ, Saturddy.-A courier
has just arrived from Bucharest, and confirms
the accounts that the war on the Danube had re-
commenced The Russians in force had cross
ed the river above the Tultucha, defeated the
Turks and took the town. When the intelligence
left they We're marching on to Kachim. The
AuStriohS do not interfere.
These reports caused some CONSERVATION.
Letters from Paris, dated January 10, say that
the health of Mr.. Mason much improved.
Several other heavy failures are reported
amongst them Messrs. Kesteren Brothers, in the
wooden trade, and Messrs. Abbott. Nottingham
x Co, shawl merchants.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
We copy the following from Richardson, Bros.
& Co.'S Circular, Uiverpool,) of Jan. -:
The accounts received this morning, not being
considered so peaceable, our Grain market has
been less depressed than on Teusday, and no de-
sire eyinced ON the part of holders Of Wheat and
Flour, to force sales; and although only mod
crate business resulted in either article, purchases
could not be effected as easily as on that day
The demand for Indian Corn both for con-
sumption and speculation, was considerable, at
an advance of 6a9 per Or; all good parcels of
mixed offering at u .6ai2.9 per or. ex-shp, were
readily purchased