Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-10
LATE NEWS Bi I.iE Halls.
FURTHER BY THE STEAMER ASIA.
LATER FROM EUROPE.


LONG WAX ~ TIE PR'SPiC1.
The Vienna conference having totally faied in
leading 10 ANYTHING on which might be based pros
naets Of peace, appearances ut present indicate
danlva prntracied war III the prospect. Hence
inc decisive success III the CrImra WAS ANXIOUS
l., b,rnd for but Up tn the latest dates from that
onartrr nothing decisive had occurred. The
1otnb1rdment, however, was still continued by
the allies.
SECOND DISPATCH.
HALIFAX. Nav 7-fhe Asia arrived ut 10 o.
u rk. and bring, dates to the evening of Sutur-
day the 18th ult.
I'm. -l,amcr Hermann sailed from Southamp-
t,ni New York on the 25th ult.
M. dat. from the Crimea are to the 18th ult,
~, - Raglan. and to the 22d from the Rus
siam. - 1t. Petersburg.
The French exhibition opening has been post
poncd from the 10th To the 18th of May.
Siuce the hreakii = up of the Vienna conference
there has been several supplementary meetings
of the four parties without any definite result
The Observation-Disclosures assembled on the 23d, and
signed the protocol of the last conference. Sub
sequpnlly another meeting OF the tour powers was
held at the request of Prince G ,rt >chak"tf, when
further inadm.sihle propositions were made by
Russian penipotentlares,a aud rejected by France
England and Turkey.
Before Lord John Russell left Wanna he had a
private interview of two hours with Count Buol.
The departure of the French Minister was post
pnned tor few days in order to discuss matters
with the Austrian government.
The general tone of opinion in England is that
the war must continue for lengthened period
The London Times speaks OF the policy Of the
new Gar more audacious than his father, and
is SO regarded throughout Europe.
PROGRESS or THE siege.
There is nothing definite known relative to the
condition Of the selge. The general impression
is favorable to the success Of the allies, but the
Russians return their fire in spirited manner.
\ dispatch received ut Brussels, reported the
suspension of he bombardment, but the report
was not credited.
The details of the advices from the Crmea
state, under IT, date of April 9TH, the lombard
mont is being continued night and day from five
hundred guns, each firing 100 rounds per day.
The Mamelon tower has been silenced and
some of the Round tower guns dismounted. bu
the Redan and Garden batteries keep up heavy
fre.--Ihere wereno immediate prospect of an
sault being attempted
During the night of the 18th, a most sanguin-
arv battle ragged between the French and Russi
ans in which the former destroyed the Russians
rifle ambuscade in front of tho NalakoH tow
April l7th-A despatch to the French gov
eminent says the fire of the French batteries
maintains its superiority. They have sprung
mine before the flag staff battery at distance of
3U meters, lneTeOy opening Il he" pdIhHei WHiCH
has been successfully joined to others.
From the 10Th to the l4th the French loss
amounted to 300 men.
April l9th.-The French Minister of War learns
that the allies were still advancing and were con-
solidating their position. On the mig of the 18th
the Russians made strong sorte, but were
promptly repulsed.
Prince Gort schakotf's account of the same date
as the foregoing, says the allies fire is growing
less violent
The Russian batteries replied successfully, and
on the 18th the Russians made successful sor
tie and destroyed the enemies, most advanced
works.
The loss of the garrison during the past few
days has been nconslderabe.
The latest accounts from Gortschakotf, dated
April 22d, state that after twelve days lombard
ment. the allies fire was becoming weak and eau
sed little damage to the work.
The magnetic telegraph is now complete from
London to the Crimea,except IA few miles between
Bucharest and Rushuck but the British Govern.
ment retains exclusive use oft.
The Dukes Michael and Nicholas were again
on their way to the Crmea.
Prince MenschkoH is not dead.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
LIVERPOOL. April 7.-Evening Brown
& SIMPLIFY Circular The sales OF the
week t"ot up 1000 bales, incudidg 81 900 bales
to SPECTATOR, and 10000 bales, for export. The
market la, been very active, and prices have
slightly aavanccd,say l-l6ds, Fair and middlng
quantities nave improved most. Orleans talr, d;
5 Ii; Upland fair 50; lniddling ) 3 l6
Stocks and Money--Ameriean Stocks are steady
and prices unchanged.
Baring Brothers q Co., quote: Tie money
market is easier. Con>ols have declined, and
CLOSED at 553ac6B; Virginia Bond. c6taS64
The LATEST. Saturday market for
Cotton is strictly unchanged, with sales since the
close of the market yesterday of 1000 bales.
The Latest From Europe.