Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-29

The screw steamship Canadian. from Quebec,
arrived at Liverpool on the 18th. \ lamentable
accident occurred on board the Canadian on the
hsmeward passage The Rev. VIM. Marsh
! drank. in mistake aquantity of dsinfccting hu-
! id. and notwithstanding every care it proved fla
tai. His body taken 10 Liverpool, and an
inquest held upon it.
General La Marmora, has, IN the name Of the
King of Sardinia. invited Gen. Cunrobcrt, who is
at the Sardinia watering plnee, TO visit Turin
According to italian correspondence, the Nea-
| poltan army is greatly dissatisfied with the gov
ernment.
The concessions made by the Russian gov
eminent profesSedly To facilitate the imports If
foreign goods amount to very little. aud relate to
such matters as abridging the time allowed be-
tween the delivering in OF n decision Of contents
md the deposit of the goods IN the bonding ware
houses at St Petersburg.
GREAT BRITAIN.
From every part of the United Kingdom tho
harvest reports OF favorable character, and
but little doubt is now entertained that the grain
crops will be at least n fair average in quantity
and quality In Scotland the crops are very
heavy. With respect 10 potatoes there is gen
eral concurrence of evidence that the crops,
though not entirely free from disease in some
parts of England. Ireland and Scotland, promise
to be abundant and excellent. The late rains
have been very beneficial 10 green crops llar
vest operations are now general, and so much la
Dor is wanted, that farmers have outbid railway
contractors, who find themselves compelled to
suspend for the present all but their pressing
contracts on the public works. Sir Morton Pc
to, in a letter. suggests that the government
would act most wisely if it would permit the
giments stationed in the rural districts to mi-
tate the example of the French soldiers and earn
wages by helping to get in corn.
In the political world there is nothing worth re-
porting.
| all Inns al to bor bon in,
Derbyshire avoiding all public demonstrations of
welcome.
a private dispatch from Hamburg states that
there is some movements going among the
Orleanists. The Duchess of Orleans, the Duke
of Chartress. with NJ Theirs, and their suites
had left that city for Ostend in consequence of
dispatch received from England.
The Moniteur publishes II decree opening "A
credit of five hundred and twenty-five thousand
francs for the payment ofthe interests and sink
ing fund of the share guaranteed by France on
the Greek loan of 1893.
Marshal Pelissers title is Duke of the Mala-
kotf, with pension of one hundred thousand
| francs per annum.
NJ. Roulund had been appointed Minister of
/ Public Instructions.
The news from Spain is wholly embarrassing.
We have "A report in the Gazette de France but
had arisen at Cadiz in disarming the National
Guard. but with this exception the general dis
arming is everywhere being carried out without
resistance The fears entertained of scarcity
were diminishing.
ITALY.
A report was circulated in the Paris Bourse
that there had been am attempt Mt instruction in
Naples. 1t was not, however, true ard from
the precautions taken to repress, any attempt at
rising is unlikely The secret liberal press has,
however. Just issued another proclamation to the
people, calling on them to agltate firmly and qui
city. Garribaldi publishes in u Genoa paper
letter saying he has just discovered that the gal
liant Roman. Cecrruaschlo his two young sons
and five other victims, who were reported TO Lave
escaped, shot in cold blood by the Austr-
ans in 1919 at La C0ntarina. aud that the mas
sacre concealed This statement has crea.
ted great excitement throughput Italy.
THE BLACK SEA.
The English war steamer Gladiator has re-
turned from the Isle OF Serpents to Constantine
pie, and reports on the island fifty Turkish and
eight Russian soldiers.
There was no armed seizure of the island as
was reported. The island is nothing but bare
rock, of very limited size, aud contains only one
building, with the Turks and Rus slams living to
gether, and the latter are treated by the former
as their guests.
Tie Gladiator had left again for the Bla, k Sea,
with new instructions of more positive nature
The English press protest strongly against the
Indifference exposed by the French government
to whether the Isle of Serpents belongs to
Russia or Turkey. The proof that the Isle of
Serpents-callcd also Fidouisi-is very valuable
is, that all tie allied fleets made it a rendezvous
before landing the army at Eupatoria.
The remainder of the allied fleet have not yet
left and France and Turkey having disposa
BILE ships. four English ships have joined Admiral
Stewards squadron, now cruising before Balts
chik.
The evacuation of Turkish territory by French
troops terminated on the 18th, aud on the 18th,
Tekeddin Pa>ha is appointed Governor of Kars
The international Commission, which has re-
moved TO Iassy. persists in requiring that L issia
shall give up the town of Belgrade
The Archbishop of kherson ana Taords has
formally consecraied the South side of Sobaso-
pol preparatory TO its being rebuilt.
Quarantine regulations are re-established in
the Russian ports of the Black Sen and the Sec
of Azof the same : before the
1t is confirmed that Russia is contracting a
first class naval arsenal on the island of Kasko,
in the Gulf of Bothnia.
Tie harvest in Asia is reported bad, but
siderable stores remain from last year,
THE LATEST.
BY Telegraph from London to Liverpool.
SATURDAY. Aug. rs, 1856.
Her Majesty and the royal family returned to
Osborne from Plymouth Yesterday.
The Divnn has received n formal communica.
ton of the Russian governments claim to the l.
sic of SerpentS.
Kars will be delivered up Immediately TO the
Turks.
The Daily News remarks TINT for these two
acts on the part Of Russia there is said 10 lee lit
lie doubt that we are in Il great measure ntebt-