Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-22
LATEST NEWS.
.,rroNAL NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC

81, allowing Geographic despatehs were pos
~ =. the Paris Bonrse:
""..boli Pelissier reports on the lst inst. that
h ln.,,., contact between the French and Ra>-
lii'".alrv was fought on the Goth ult.. ut knne
ID Iaa,rnes northeast of Eupatoria, in which
'p.,ssian cavalry commanded by Gen. Kerf,
"G,feated by the French cavalry under Gen.
III Six guns, twelve ammunition Wagons.
ou,r; forge with all its appurtenanee<, and
c'N aner we're captured besides 250 horses.
.ians were killed among then Col. And
The French had six killed aud q made
"n1 oct. lit is reported here that Lord
.farI de- Redcliffe has been recalled.
rt. o.opsterreichishe Zeitung'' announces that
i"' hordmpnt of the north forts of SebaSto.
commenced on the o9th: that the Russian
vas in full retreat, and that on the Goth it
| II,y,acbed Akak three days march from Mae
o,s farm. This intelligence, respecting the
.,a, must be received with cautlon,as it needs
confirmation M ..,.a,. I'D.
/ Morselleis Oct. l. he steamer Luphrates,
dsa' Sa;Ied from Constantinople ON the 9th, has
wv tbonsaad French troops had passed Con-
tI,;nonle on their way to the Crimea, and others
:, , s stated that the English cavalry would
inter at Scutarl,
NV n,s Oct. 1.-Two divisions. one of French
! ,he other of English, will occupy Sebastopol
~ Mo army of operation, under General Pels.
"r will take the field.
General Simpson Il La Marmora will hold de-
fan.iye positions;
'T rho aeet has received orders for important
.ntons. and the allied forces are full Of conf
@ner pacha's forces were expected to be sent
Ha relief of Kars. in Asia, soon.
T1olearaphc advices from Odessa, received via
..I;n state that the Car had left Ncoaieif for
,ccnupts from Constantinople to the 2ith state
lat 1000 men of the Anglo Turkish contingent
"IIeft for Varna, and that Omer Pacha was
oncentrating $4,000 men near Shelkatie.
FROM THE BALTIC.
Intelligence from Riga, dated Sept. 10Th,
,.tss that four liners one frigate and three cor
.no.. bombarded the batteries at Dunamunde
n three hours on the morning of the previous
l,v without doing much damage. The ships
hen went over to Bullin aud bombarded tina
ace for two hours with more effect. On the
Kan hostile visits were made by two frigates to
ais where ten ships were burnt.
PRUSSIA.
n nt the Russian government hal invited Prus STA
| h. take steps towards renewal of negotiatio rs
| with the Western Powers.
Public feeling in Russia has began to manifest
Itself since the fall of Sebastopol. Large prnpri-
etors have lost half and even two thirds Of their
revenue from want of outlets for their produce,
land from the abstraction of labor. The govern
uent functionares and the youth just from the
military schools alone favor the continuation OF
he war.
Among the Generals who fell on the 9Th were
GENERALS Yonserotf and Nocikotf. Inc latter
as an aid of the Emperor and particular ia
rite.
It is stated that the Cariss found their hopes
success now entirely in some Socialist move
tntin Barcelona.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
liverpool, Oct. ), Fridry Erening. Dennis
h. x Co.'S Circular reports: Cotton l. dull ant
.ces have farther declined. Brown 4 Shipley''
-cuar reports The quality of new wheat i
1 promising. Old wheat is in active demand
full prices, Flour is in better request. In
an corn is quiet
Cotton Market,-rhe sales to exporters AM
,eculators during the week amounted to 1,5Ol
/ dies The market is dull with declining ten
ncv. Drnniston quotes Orleans fair 643; Mid
ag sd; Upland middling 81.
observation-disclosures. Brown IL Shipley quote
White wheat 12sal2s Sd, red lis 9dal2s, Yves
ern Canal -four 40ails: Southern 42a43s Obi,
|i343s 81; white corn 44a45s; yellow Hos 6da4ls
nXed 40S 6la4ls.
Beef is in considerable demand, especially low
qualities. Pork is in moderate request. Tai
Nv is active.
Copsols closed at S7i In American stock
only trihing business has been DONE and prices
mc only nominal.