Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-30
LITE NEWS BIZ THE MAILS.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
Important Ners-Nec success Of The iuies-
Cotton Quiet-BreadstlGS Deciiaed-Money
Market.
The steamer Baltic arrived at New York yes
aav morning. The bad condition of the Sandy
Hook telegraph line prevented dispatches beng
sent over IT.
The Baltic brings dates to the 10th inst her
regular day of sailing.
The English papers contain Geographic de
.aiIs Of the recent successes of the allies before
Sebas,opol The French, rs before stated cap
tared the Mamrlon aud White works of the Rus
slams. after most sangunary fighting. Five
thousand men were killed and wounded.
The French took 62 guns aud 500 prisoners,
and their new position enables them 10 shell the
shipping in Sebastopol harbor. simultaneously
the English stormed and took the rihemen's works
in the quarries but they lost 500 men in killed
aud wounded Since then the firing has been
slack
The allied fleets have achieved new successes
in the Sea of Azoff, and have burned the Russian
stores at Tngaurog, Manopol and Fenestick,
A boat expedition was being fitted out against
Perekop.
The Russians reported to have eyacu ated
Anapa.
There is nothing important from the line of
the Tehernaya. or from the Baltic fleets
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, June 18TH Friday Cotton-The
market is quiet at last weeks quotation.
The leading circulars report the market quiet
during the week, but holders not preparing sales,
The prices of last week were maintained. the
l.ssrlnt closing steady Fair Orleans : !. The
weeks sales reached b, 700 bales taken on spec
aaton, aud 1000 bales for export
NIigan, Evans & Co, quote Cotton; Sales
of the week $4,000 bales. Sales to spectators
1000 bales sales for export , 900. There has
been little speculative demand, aud the market is
steady at unchanged prices; Orleans, fair. Il
Middng 6 II To- Uplands fair, = Mddllng
80 rs. The market closed steady Stock in
port 5000 bales, including 35l0o0 bales of
American cotton.
Breadstull's -The market for breadstufs is dull,
and prices have considerably declined owing to
the continued fine weather. Wheat is 81 To Id.
Flour la2s lower, and Corn has declined sd to Is.
Holders, however, did not evince willingness
to acceplthese figures
Milligan's circular quotes :-l}readstuifs have
considerably deelined-Wheat Id. Flour I'd,
Corn Is. The weather has been favorable
Western canal -four los Cd lis Ohio -four AS
AS Cd White wheat lis ID l2s Id; red
wheat los Cd a lis I'D ; white Corn sos SIS;
mixed SOS yellow 52s 52s Cd.
Money Murket-London, June l5-The
Money market is easier, and the Bank rates have
been reduced to b. Consols 81 ex. dividend
ConsoIs at 9I4.
FURTHER BY THE BALTIC.
NEW YORK. June 25,--The Baltic's mails have.
been boxed over and furnish the following items
sEBAsT0PoL.
The London Times expresses the opinion that
it is impossible for Sebastopo to hold out much
longer in consequence of the supplies being cut
eff by the capture of Kertsch.
TRANCE.
The Empress Eugene of France has been for
maly announced encieHte.
SPAIN.
led.
Bandio with 20 men had left Barcelont for the
French frontier to procure arms.
The Madrid and Paris mails had been burnt by
the insurgents.
Several insurgents were imprisoned in Bas-
tile for instruction in Catalonia.
1t was apprehended that the Cortes had reiec-
ted the proposition censurng the Ministry.
ENGLAND.
1t is said that the King os SARDINIA is about Wis
itng England to negotiate for the haad of the
English Princess Royal.
Ex- President Fillmore had been presented TO
and dined with Queen Victoria.
Paramen; had adopted the decimal coinage OF
cents and mills, using Tooth and l00Oth part OF
poands.
1t was thought that the force under Gen.
Browne at Sebnstorol would return end join the
Allies east of Balaklava
ROME.
An attrn pt had been made to assassnate Car
dinal Antonelli The would be assassin was ar
rested.