Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-29
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ENGLAND.
The ship Adriatic. Coomhes from Liverpool
for New York. wrecked on the 9Th instant.
near Dungawow. Three men were drowned, bat
il is not reported whether they were passengers
or crew The vessel was likely to become u
complete wreck. She had fall cargo and 900
crew and Passengers. 1t was thought that if the
weather M drrated the cargo in the between
decks might be saved
The steamer Trouhadour, honnd to Dublin,
was caught in gale short of fuel. ahd Ia keep
up the fires had burned 100 pigs in the furnaces.
The latest accounts Stated that the Warner
was still ashore, that her crew had been saved.
and that her cargo would lie saved if the weather
moderated.
The ship Annie from Quebec. which grounded
GA the 9Th n.t.. di.charging her cargo in
the larbor of Aberysth
Felix Or-ini. ,h' Itaiain exile, was lectnring in
London ON Italisn tyranny.
DR.. Living>tnn II cple rated African travel
81, has reached Marsees On hi. journey homo
ward.
The corporation and citizens of Portsmou'h
have subscribed E 900 10 give IA banquet To the
American officers in command of the British ship
Resolute. Tho Naval Service at Portsmouth CON
templates similar compliment.
The English papers repuhlish the correspnn
denca between Generals Walker and Goricuria,
mostly without remark.
The British government is about to lay a tel
egraph line across the Persian gulf.
PRANCE,
Il now reported that the Allies Plenpotrn-
tiaries. to reassemblp in Paris. will he the same
as before for France. Wacwski: England. Cha,
rendon; Sardinia, Cavour; and Turkey. Ali Pa
sha.
The Havre Journal has Cayenne letterof Nov
9Th. stating that gold had been discovered in ma
ny parts Of the colony.
I'm anticipation of the forced sales at the end
of the wear more activity has been shown in the
Partisan factories. but the retail trade not
brisk usual.
AUSTRIA.
The Emperor has consened to the convoca-
ton of the Protestant Synod in Hungary.
The papers are full of accounts of tho Empc-
! rors visit to Venice.
The Vienna Bourse generally lnanlma!e.
HOLLAND
| The weekly statements from the Amsterdam
! and Rotterdam markets report that although hu
sine,s continued inactive the whole prices
wero well supported.
TURKEY.
The dates from C"n<aninorie are 10 tho -
| inst The Ministry Of Rrschild Pacla was well
! cstabli shed.
The accounts are contradictory in relation 10
! the a,fempt 10 ssa>natr the King. One dis
! match saw The hayonet of the soldier struck
| the King on the right side. above In" waist.
SECOND dispatch in'imai, that he was slightly
wounded and third Dispatch that the SOLDIER II
red his carhine at the King, and that the would
! bc.a-sas>in was killed on the spot.
! The telegraph- from Italy are wholly III tho
power # the gnvernmrnt.aud hence tn" accounts
| of the affair are not reliable.
MARKETS.
| LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKET Doc LINE sales OF
Cotton for the five bnsness DAYS from the 6l to the
Nth inst inclusive amounted a about Al 900 bales,
iuelulie a. DO balrs spe' !ttlon ana ior export
Al thr close sletd, ,'cnani prevailed, and prices
Acrr firm - i.e following 81 - lions New dreams
r,p. IA: N;ddlinp. l5-lol N'bi!e Fair I'D; Mid
! 3Hse - Upland Fair, u; Nj Hing 1854
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