Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-21

prussian bn shel; and rye. barley. oats and buck
wheat at 81. Cd. with the provisions that the
/ Zollverein shall renounce the demand tor the free
+ entry of rye when il sha attain the price ct two
| dollars and half 10 four dollars the prnssian
bushel.
A general meeting Of tobacco manufacturers
! from ali par,s Of Zollseiein had assembled at
Hanover. The object If their conference
10 ward off the menaoed increase Of imported
and indigepou. tobacco, specially pressed by
Bavnria and some other States.
PRUSSIA
The King and Queen were at the Baths ct Ma
rienbad.
The harvest throughout Prussia will DO rather
above than below the average.
DENMARK.
Correspopdence states TINT Denmark has fears
of renewed troubles in Schleswg llolstcin and
f.. taking military precautions To prevent them
Austria aud Prussia nfe preparing proposals
the subject to lay before The German Diet,
SWEDEN.
Sweden has officially confirmed the fact that
she adheres to the declaration of maritime law
laid down by the Congress Of Paris.
RUSSIA.
Immense preparations are making at Moscow
for the Cars coronation
The Emperor continues his severity against
lefaulters and conirnbandisis. Letters say that
tbe Government seems inclined to modify its
Customs tariff, particularly as regards lis raw
produce employed by foreign manufacturers.
GREECE.
King Ohio i in Vienna. II is rumored that n
Diplomatic Conference will be held in London on
the succession to the throne 4 Greece. Austria
and Prussin.although not protecting will be rep
resented. The Count of Flanders ia mentioned
rs being likely TO b. nominated on King Othos
death.
TIE EAST.
Letters from the Crmea to June 4ih, mention
nothing but the continued embarkaion Of the
troops.
The Moldo Wallaehion Commission advances
but slowly, typographical difficulties completely
neulrulizng the intention of the treaty. Ali Pa
cha during his stay nj Vienna succeeded in set.
tline that the Danubnn Prime paliiies should re-
main separated.
CAPE OF GOOD HopE.
Cape of Good Hope advices to April Oath
bring unfavorable accounts respecting the tran
guilty of the frontier. Another Caifre war
seems imminent.
New Zealand dates to May ID had been reoeiv.
ed by the ship London. aud the new settlements
were progressing favorably,
The grain crops wero all harvested and album
dant. The potato crop will fall short in conse-
quence of the heavy rains.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
Liverpool, Saturday -noon. The markets this
morning opened quiet ut the prices current on
Friday. There is little appemnnc of much bu'
sines. being done TO day.
Hrre MAJ kets-The sales Of Cotton for the
week ending July |, inclusive $500 bales; stock
on hand l22 500. The Niagam's news had ia
vorabe effect ON the market and p,cos were
sitter. Now Orleans tres orduaire 9Gf, closing
stpady. Breadslutfs active but Irregular
Provisions unchanged, business limited. Rice
firm.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Messrs. Bell * Co. report American seeuri
ties firm and generally higher, with large busi
urss doing, at the following rates:
United State g.. bonds and stocks of 81, '6o
i0.al03 P"nu-, ,vania D. 15oSJ; penn-y ivan,a
stcrlings, 7la16, Maryland 5.,bond-. S5aS7;Mas
sachusctts 81. lOlalo3; Alabama, 50; Alabama
stcrlings, S3; California 4, e0as2; Kentucky 6s,
S6sSs; South Carolina. (Bhring's) 9lu96; South
Carolina, (palmcr's) s7oe9; Tennessee bonds. Sc
asa; Virginia Is, 81 5 |; b ,slon city s., S2da
$50 Petersburg Is, 65a67; st Louis 6s. 7la73;
Illinois Genital T. 8Da9l; Illinois Ga, 7So79 Hi
uois Freelunds, e3aS1 New York Central q Ola
ol4; New York Central ts SoaS2; Erie Railroad
first mortgage, 9Sal00; Erie Railroad third mort
gage, S74aSSd; Erie Railroad converihles, 79ia
81 Eric Ruilroad fund S6Pennsvlvana ecu
trial irsts S9a9l; Panama Rarond, 93a9l.