Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-26
LATEST NEWS.
an1rIoNAL BY THE CANADA.

have the following additional Intelligence
man.d, which arrived at Halifax Thurs
y da.es from Liverpool to the 10th inst.
=" Eg;cnlty between England and Spain
BE- u in the expulsion of Mr.. Boylnu, an
a inject from Cuba, Notwithstanding an
an, on the partof Spain to submit his
en-. tn the arbitration of the British Con
's Nc Otlean-. Great Britain demands an
,a;,v for Boylan's losses.
n"' THE WAR.
Mn. burned the villages of Sehaddifka,
rm. Tuzela, and the town Of Saki; also ma
Squ. and stores along the route. and on the
,",urned to Eupatoria.
i'n;nsnoe fiom Odessa of the 9th of Oct.
n't %ass Toalebin is fast rendering Nicolaeiff
"~;his below Passka, where the river is on
s0 fathoms bread
"taats manned by the crews of the former
Ca fleet. are stationed, and batteries are
cH s.oc,ed on both sides of the river.
ng ;ohabitants OF Nicolaeilf and Kherson are
ns "a tha. those cities may be attacked, and
r""nmbers have come into the interior at GOV
mem .son6rmed that the Gar and the Grand
Constantine witnessed the capture of Kin
10 from Ortschakoff.
EN- y Car has returned to St. Petersburgh, d.
|. s,om Nicolaeiff. without staying ut War
o,eDadier corps had arrived at simphero-
.scompsnied by 5000 wagons drawn by OK
~ the army is provisioned for six months
.,Scbakoff will not expect conveys after No
',Ler when the steppes, it is expected, will be
rered with snow.
! French camp of $4,000 men is being formed
~Siistria.
Exam Sebasiopol accounts say that the Rus
|, nroiectilcs reach almost every part of the
ETA desultory fire was being kept up on
H. sidss. The allies say that tho Russians are
Ll;ng preparations for a retreat.
o ASIA.
,,counts from Persia mention the departure
m Ambassador for st. Petersburg.
pruoREp COMMANDMENT OF N~IcoLAEIFF.
A dispatch from Vienna says that a message
h been received at the Turkish Embassy, stat
4 ,ba, the bombardment of Nicolaeiff
on the Doth of October, and continued during
/. ~bole of tho following day. The result was
n known. 1t was added that the Emperor Al
snGer had been induced to leave the place be-
[re the bombardment began, but the Duke
cenid not DO prevailed upon to quit
he town.
Eilfln VIII WISH / uils dlu IouN''Ai III I" l''hS
nd has made known his intention 10 the Grand
Tizier and the principal Ministers.
GREAT RITA
Tho excitement respecting a war with the Uni
,s5 States, had quite subsidized, and the leading
ashamed of the panic they created, at
TO excuse il, and let themselves down
,ppily, by attributing what they call the hostile
Of the American government to an cleo
lon ruse on the part of the President and his
sbinet. although it is notorious that the excite
rent was begun, fostered and kept alive by the
Times.
Anxiety is now manifested to learn how the
sws of the excitement. and the comments of the
ime>, will be received in America. Intelligent
ngli shmen of all rank express themselves pain
and hulniliated by the whole affair.
Tho Secretaryship of the colonies is still va
mt. There is no other political news.
FBAbCE.
II was rumored that another attempt had been
aae to assassinate the Emperor, which however
as totally untrue. The report arose in conse'
renee ofa pistol belonging to one of the Dragons
accident. falling from his holster and exPlo-
Nc. The Exposition closes on the 18Th inst.
The monthly statement of the Bank of France
stated not to be unfavorable in its general char
ter. although it will show a further diminution
lone II illion pounds in the stock of Bullion
hich has sunk from one hundred and twenty
illions two hundred Thousand francs, equal to
ight millions two hundred thousand pounds
tering. The notes in circulation he We been re-
uced. it is reported, 81 100000. Shortly after
utilization of the last return, it was known thai
he Bullion was again declining, but latterly the
are believed to have been about equal to
he Withdrawals.
HOLLAND.
Mr.. Fillmore has been visiting the King of Hol-
md.