Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-06
LATEST NEWS.
ARRIVAL. OF ruEAWAR,A.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

HALIFAX, December 3d.-The Cunard steam.
err Arabia with Liverpool dates to the 22d ulti-
mo, arrived Der about noon.
The Arabia sailed on the afternoon of Satur-
day.
The steamer Atlantic arrived at Liverpool ON
the Goth nit
The steamer City of Manchester sailed for
Philadelphia on tie 10Th ut. The steamer North
America on the 21st.
The American ship General Dunlap was wreck
ed Oft Europa and had gone to pieces. Her crew
were saved
The ships james Lnines and Lightning arrived
at Liverpool on the 18th with flOO, 900 in gold
from Australia. causing in anticipation reduc-
ton of the bank rates.
The British government had ordered a steam
er to be fitted ont To examine the COASTS of Ire
land and New Foundland and sound across the
Atlantic TO ascertain the best place for laying u
telegraph cable Contracts for the whole cable
were signed at London ON the 10Th, and all will
he completed anl placed on board two steamers
by the 81 st of May next, 3 that Geographic COM
municaton may be expected to be perfected by
the fourth of July next.
CoNsTANrINopLE. Now l3.-M. De Bentein.
self has again endeavored to obtain from the Gov
eminent the dismissal of the English ships from
the Bosphorus. An English frgate had ar
rived at Constantinople and others expected
The attempts of feronkhan had failed to effect
between England add Persia,
SPAIN.
A Republican movement had taken place in
Spain.
At Malaga the garrison was attacked by persons
proclaiminga republic. The troops resisted and
order restored. Five of the insurgent,
killed. The garrison had seven wounded.
Slight Disturbances had also occurred at Madrid
and numerous arrests had been made among the
lower classes.
The contemplated arrangement between the
Spanish Bourbons had failed. The Queen was
kept in the dan to the real object of tho clerical
party, which was her own abdca,ion and the mar
riage of her daughter to her eldest son Don Juan.
The latest accounts reported that the Malaga
instruction had no political object but simply
for smuggling purposes. All the prisoners taken
had been executed. Further nsurrecionary
movements were feared. us the incorporation of
the militia into the regular army had caused vast
numbers to desert.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Friday eveniug--The Brokers Circular
quotes: Cotton is quiet The Atlantc's adyces has
had no effect on The market, excepting that lower
qualities had declined The sales the week reach
81 900 bales including 1900 bales on specuntiona ul
$500 bales for export. Midlling Orleans, bic;
Mddling Uplands 81, Fair rrlands 4; Middles, Il;
Mddling, GI. The stock at Liverpool toots up 37l-
600 bales including 27S, 900 bales OF American cot
ton.
Richardson, Spence & Co. quote; BreadstutIs-
Business is small but prices are firm. Red wheat As.
Gg9s; white wheat 9s 2dC9s Tod. Western Canal
flour 3OsG. 33s; Baltimore and Philadelphia -four 32s
(i53is; Ohio 35s(d36s Mixed corn 33s Cd; yellow
AS; white corn 3isG93bs. Provisions-rhe
market is very dull. Bacon is quiet. Lard-The
market is bare--Sales at 74sGd7Ss.
MONEY MARKET, LoNpoS, Nov. 20.--The money mar
kc is decidedly easier. Consols for money closed at
9F3 and per account at 93s@933. Bullion on the
Bank aas increased fl54ooo. Bankers ratesaregen
orally unchanged, American stocks steady.
LATEST.
LIEElpooL Saturday evening, o'clock. - Cotton is
quiet and steady. Breadstufs quiet and firm
Wheat is generally slightly better. Flour and Corn
are generally duh Provisions are unchanged
The Havre Cotton market on the 18th quiet
New Orleans tres ordinare LOST