Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-22


c, Louis arrived here last night. at III +. NJ.
,.;tb dates from Liverpool to the 9th inst
Tho Asia arrived at Liverpool on the I'd INST,
"A Tho Hernan reached Cowes on the following
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tbanews of the great successes OF the Allies at Sc
hastopol. than further intelligence with reference
=. tbeir spolintion in the sea of Azof reached the
Admiralty Office in England by dispatch from
Admiral Lyons, dated Kertch, May 3lst
Uappears that the squadron in the sea OF AEON
anneared before Givitchi, landed a body OF sea-
man and marines, and after driving Oft the Rus-
slams from the place, destroyed the depots OF
provisions, and $40 vessels laden with corn to
supply the Russian army.
The Paris Montieur of the 4h inst, furnishes
the following despatch from General Pel!issier to
the minister of war.
Ar TIE CRIMEA, June lst.-We have sprung
mines in front of the Flag staff Bastion. The
second explosion d considerable damage to the
enemy.
our works. our Engineers discovered transverse
line of twenty fur cubic cases filed and placed
INST beneath the sod. Each case contained about
1nefftieih of a killogramme OF powder. and GOV.
cred with Eliminating apparatus, which would
ignite by the simple pressure of the foot.
despatch from Gortchakotf, dated 29th of
Nav, states that the allies had occupied kertch,
hnt that he had prevented their pushing in
ward by measures taken TO resist the attempt
They would not be able to cut off the communi
cations between Sabastopol and the Russian
army.
a despatch in the Gazette at Frankfort dated
from Odessa, states that the Russians were rails
ing batteries to command the channel near Civ
itchi which connects the Pnrid Lake with the
sea of Azolf Another despatch says that Gen
4. laT had arrival n pprpkOD with his
divisions of Russian troops and General Groaen-
helm had nj so arrived with his light cavalry di-
VISIONS These combined gave Gortochakoit a re.
enforcement of $4,000 men
Letters from Berlin to the lst inst, say that
the successes of the Allies had made deep
impress sion there.
THE VERY LATEST
News from Kertch to June 81. states that ev-
ervthng was going on there satistact orily.
Soak Kali was evacuated by the Russians on
the 23l, who burned the principal buildings, ana
abandoned 60 guns and 8 mortars.
CHOLERA AT ST. PETERsBuRGH.
Up to the Odd May, 100 cases of cholera had
occurred at st. Petersburgh
VIENNA CONFERENCE.
The Vienna Conference was formally closed ut
a sitting on the 4th inst.
AUSTRIA.
At Gaates, on the | st inst. a great fire took
place in the artillery and cavalry stables close to
the ammunition depot of the Austrian garrison.
The soldiers succeeded in egtiuguishing the
flames, bat not until l03 horses were destroyed.
The cholera is said to have appeared among
the Austrian troops at Gallicia
A letter had arrived from the French camp at
Sebastopol, dated May 22d, stating that the Al
lies were on the of great events, and thai
every thing had been prepared. The last ar-
engagements made in a council OF war, ut
which Generals Canrobert and Raglaa, Omar
n n at I)nl Mar
mora and Admiral Bruat at Lyons, were pres.
emit
All the reinfproemonts had come up, making
the French army 2O0,0J0 strong.
TUNIS.
A dispatch from Cajai announces the death OF
the Bey of Tunis, on the night of tho LIST OF June
His successor and cousin. Cid Mohammed Bey,
assembled the throne without opposition
ENGLAND.
Roth Houses of Parliament were in session
the 4th instant.
In the House of Lords the newspaper stamp
act duties bill was passed through q committee.
In he House of Commons the debate on tho
conduct and policy of the war was resumed.
Mr.. Gibson considered the Turkish territory
now intact and safe and condemned the perss-
lance in war which he described as ofinhnte
extent, only pursued in vain desire for military
glory.
Mr.. Memesworth denounced the temptations
which had been held out for the conclusion OF a
recreant peace. and commended that the safety as
we'll as the glory Of the British Empire would be
perilled by the exhibition of any signs OF cowar-
dice, or intention to surrender those high princ-
pies which constitute the real bond of union a
mong the scattered elements of English National
grandeur.
The crops throughout Great Britain are very
promising.
MONEY MARKET
LONDON June 4th.-Funds showed unchecked
buoyancy, and experienced further advance of
Ia. Cansols for the July account are quoted at
81 1 u9I78.
June 5th.--Funds less firm to day, owing to a
general desire on the part of holders to realize
Consos declined 81 a 9l4.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL. June 4th.-Cotton market closed
Saturday with general steady buying prices for
all kinds. and sales of 10000 bales.
JUNE 4th.-Market to-day closed with an up
ward tendency in all kinds of cotton compar-
ed with Fridays rates and prices for all kinds had
advanced a quarter of penny. Sales of 3,5Ooo
bales.
June 5h-Market closed to-day with some
tameness. Sales of $4,000 bales.
No change in breadstutfs or other articles. bat
the market is little less firm.
Of American wheat only 5000 bushels are
held here at lbs without buyers. Flour was III.
active. Corn in light demand, and stock limited
white Is. Is. Cd. higher Beef and Fork
steady.