Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-13
1.tTEST NEWS
De I Ais BY TIE Anil.i.

ne stshhPship Arel, brluneing 10 ths Van
"eipi'' I'M. which left Hayre ON the 9th oi NJ
srinoer, aud southampton on the morning of the
-oih' under the command of Captain Lefeyre.
"'!'''u III Stw York on Sunday afternoon. She
efihgN ole days later news from Europe.
According 10 the last advioes from Soucbum
haie' ct the 9th of October. Omer pash's army
had reached Tepintchura "A town situated ON the
river Uahsga. within twenty leagues of Kutsis
Ills advance guard was at Okum, four Leagues
further on.
The garrison Of kars had received some nr,
VISIONS from convoy intended for the Russian
army The conductors Of it, Persians. allowed
themselves to be brlbed, and for certain sum
oi money consented to deliver up 10 the Turks
what was intended for their enemies. solna
supplies were also expected at knrs, which had
beeh sent from Erzeroum and Irebizond but no
one Knew exactly where they were.
Letters received hy the Government ut Berlin
say nothing to confirm the report of the malady
OF Gen. Moursvieif. 1t Is said that the report
was purposely put in circulation by the Greeks
IN order 10 have an opportunity of rtfuting it,
aud thus throw doubt on facts Of proved anthem
ITCHY.
The Paris Monteur of November 2:}rd publish.
es the following, dated Constantnople, Nov Il ::
According to the last accounts, 0mer Pasha
was expecting battle. General Mourayief
mad detached a division of his army, which was
advancing by forced marches on kutais by the
Akhl>ka road. About 5000 Turks under Mus
tapha Pasha, had left Batoum to try and cut off
this detachment. Early in the month they had
reached Osurgethi. The commander in chief
made thom meet him at kutais, which will be-
come the theatre of come important engagement,
unless the Russians prefer enrenchng them
selves Ill the defiles which protect the advance to
Tells.
despatch from Marscies, dated November
23, says:--
The steamer Telegraph, Captain Nicholson,
which left kazatch on the 10Th and Constant-
nople on the 18th instant, has arrived, with Gen
eral Simpson and suit. The Telegraph pas sed
the French squadron under Admiral Bruat, with
the Imperial Guard on board, in tbs Greek Arch
ipelago.
The Dublin correspondent of the London
Times, of November %, says:
OF the 800 emgran,s who landed u few day ;
since at Liverpool from America, it is stated
that considerable portion were Irish. and
chiefly from the county of Cork, They aege
the reasons ftheir return the great scarcity
of employment and the efforts of the Know Moth
ing party in the United States to discourage
Irish immigration.
Advices from Cork say that owing to the late
serious rise in the price of sugar. local dealers
already beginning to feel TINT the consump-
ton has materially decreased, and that, should
the present high rates be adhered to, it will be
rednced to such extent as to forco fall in
prices.
Some sales, one of which was to IA great ex.
tent, effected in the Encountered Estates
Court. The properties were situated in the
counties of Fermanagh, Down, Galway, and
Mayo, and the gross produce realized by the
whole fell little short of { 1875 600.
The Berlin correspondent of the London
Times, writing Nov 22 says
1.-The Government of the United States has
lately given considerable orders to a Rhcnsh
house for the delivery, next spring, of bullet
proof steel curasses.