Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-07
LATEST NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF rHE STEAMER ATLANTIC
LATER FROM EUROPE.

:.'rd ult.. has just passed here going up To New
York,
The steamer Asia arrived Mt Liverpool,but her
news had no Eject on the market
MARKETS.
LiRrPsei. Tuesday Ereniag. JUN 22-Cot-
ton l. unchanged, with moderate demand at pre-
sloos rates. The market closed firm-saes du-
ring the three DAYS 81 600 bales including 20oD
bales to spectators and l.500 bales for export.
The quotations are unchanged in every respect.
Breadsiutls. The market was firm, but trans
actions are moderate. Flour is unchanged with
II moderate demand at about former rates. Bet
ter qualities had slightly improved. Wheat has
advanced 'da2d, chiefly on lower grades. Corn
Transactions are small, but prices are firm.
The weather has been unsettled
Provsions.-B Beef is unchanged. Pork is un-
changed, with moderate demand ut former rates.
Bacon is unchanged, with limited demand at
previous prices. Lard is unchanged in every
spect Other articles also unchanged.
Money MGrket.-Consos for none are quot ed
at @5s
SECOND DISPATCH
new ioKK. August 4ih. Z. M.-The steamer
Atlantic reached her dock at "a o'clock. She
left Liverpool on the afternoon of the ODD.
ENGLAND.
In Parliament the Earl of Mamesbur called
attention TO the difficulty between Brazil AM Eng
land, arising from the treatment of the British
Minister at Rio on the question concerning III"
slave trade; and he particularly insisted on the
value of retaining friendship with Brazil in case
of n war with the United States.
Lo,d Clarendon explained that Brazil had no
i'll will towards CIR, at Britain.
The failures alluded to in the advices by the
previous steamers ARE as follows: John NUNS,
cotton broker. Liverpool Joseph Wright 4 Co..
spinners; Stockport, Lane & Lane, commission
merchants Manchester; and Messrs. Baxter Il
Co.. and four other houses. The liabilities are
large and the assets but small
Parliament would probably be prorogucd to the
Goth.
The suspension of HEREFORD Il Ware, bankers,
is announced this morning.
Serious riots occurred at Aldershet camp
the nj ghts of the 18th and 18th, between the
German troops and the Forty first regiment
Two Germans were killed and several of the sol
diers were wounded on both sides. The mmedi-
ate cause IF the outbreak was not known, but
there had been for some time alarming state of
excitement at the camp.
SPAIN.
The latast accounts from Spain state that the
Cortes had removed to Arngon, where. under
General Enfante, they intended TO make war up
on Queen Isabella and her ministry in tho name
of liberty and the constitution.
The London Times and other papers say that
the instruction being encouraged by the
ODonnell party.
erals 1t is believed that Generals Currea and
Fucon, the tried partisans of Espartero, are at
the head of the troops and National Guards of
Saragossa. Eighty FIVE members of the Cortes
--moie than one third of the whole body-hold
formal meetings theme.
A despatch received at Paris says that when
the news of O'Donnelrs accession reached Sara
gossa, the Captain General convened the civil
authorities and the officers ofthe National Guard;
and after debate they resolved on resistance
Narvaez. aud other adherents of ex Queen
Chrstiana, were hastenipg to the frontiers.
letter from the Spanish legation ut Paris,
says that the difficulty between Mexic and Spain
has been hoaorablv adjusted
The statements in regard to the progress and
prospects of the insurrection nre conflicting.
O'Donncl had made such effectual measures
for u,hinc the outbreak, should any occur, that
after thirty hours hard fighting MT Madrid. the
citizens and the National G uard surrendered, and
were immediately di-armed. when Madrid became
Tranquil. At Barcelona, aud elsewhere, the out.
breaks were trihing and speedily suppressedut
Saragossa is now the headquarters of the lnsur-
srectionists, where, it is reported than le-
gal quorum Of the Cortes are assembled, pro.
claiming liberty and the constitution
The Emperor Napoleon has ordered troops to
the Spanish frontier
Serious disturbances have broken out Mt Cas-
sena in the Papal States, and also at Naples. At
the latter place several persons were wounded
and numerous arrests made.
Arepublican conspiracy had been discovered
at Tnrentum, in the two Sicilies. Several ar
rests had been made.
The Russian ambas sador at Rome. it is said.
has arranged all the difficulties of the Holy See
touching the nomination Of Bishops for Po-
land
MARKETS.
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