Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-20
LATE NEWS BY THE MAILS.
nDDIr1oNAL By THE AMERICA.
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j A French dispatch, dated July Goth says:
n ..our approaohes on the side of the Malakot ad
q ,,ancs considerably. We touch the place
i Everything is prepared for general action in
about ID days. ~,
-, has nearly disappeared. The Russians con
q nnp 10 hold their -'rong position on The MACK.
"a zip, and the 81 Long range of heights overhang-
u ,, ITrkasta and the valley of Bndnr. 1t Is re.
nap,ed they have also a force of artillery and in
Il f,atry at Alnoka. The French have pushed for.
4 ward the whole of their cavalry into the Baidar,
II testing the Sardniaps upon the left bank of the
II Seuhai river,and communicating with the French
mon the Tchernaya, while the high ridge pro-
q teeting Balaklaya is guarded by the Turkish ar
n my.
i The Times correspondent writes "Sagna-
n lions seems to reign in the camp and trenches;
even the heavy firing has died away, yet the APP
4 liroaches advance, and every day sees the allies
nearer the crest of the Malakoh, which it will
n now require all the tenacity of the Russians to
\ hold. A few days since the Russians succeeded
Il in establishing rife pits in front Of the French
sap
4 between the 9 Ith and eth nothing of imp or
lance occurred.
July h-Gortschakof ,elegraphs: "les
4 terlay the enemy opened heavy fire, which las
4 ted two hours against the flagstah Bhshon.-
We replied with vigor.'
THE LATEST,
Adyices from the Crimea TO the 18th, an
Il nounce continued preparations for a grand eXpe-
dtion All the lighter vessels of the fleet were
assembled at kaniesch.
4 July Both --Gortschakoif telcgraphs: There
y has been partial canipnade ON both Sizes oht
n nothing of Importance
i Kamcsch and Baaklava were crowded with
n vessels recently arrived fer the secret expedi-
4 ton.
8 GREAT BRITAIN.
a Major Reeds motion that no peace treaty should
d be concluded without the approval of Parliament
Il was ridiculed and thrown out.
4 The Turkish Loan Bill had been read the third
time.
u \ discussions without result, had occurred res
d pectng the recent gift of good service pension
to Lord Paget over older officers.
The inquiry INTO the recent Hyde Park riots
has terminated, and, the Commissioners have re-
quested time to consider their report
srachan the bankrupt banker has bee" re-
81 leased on bail.
The official report in regard to the loan shows
three thousand six hundred millions offrancs, SIX
q times the amount asked for.
The report of the Minister of Finances de-
+ scribes the loan as the most surprising financial
operation ever effected in any country
4 The number of subscribers to the loan is three
s hundred and ten thousand.
A brother of the assassin Plnorl has been ar
rested in Jersey. :,
The French government has chartered 81 small
steamers for river navigation, Each to convey
800 men. The boats belong to companies on the
Rhone and Saone
An.earthquake has destroyed the village of
Nrege.
ITALY.
The statement that the King of Naples beg
ged for the presence of Austrian roopsis contra
dicted.
The rumor is current that France has notified
4 its readiness to suppress insurrectionary move.
menis.