Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-16

Mr. Dallas, who Was about TO present two other gen
emen in company with the professor referred TO- af-
ter having several times urged the official character
the dress objected TO- feeling panied at the position
| In which his countrymen placed among entire
strangers. and in pacein which he was entirely nn-
accustomed offered TO return home with HMM which
suggestion his companions joined. Under these cir
/ cumstances, the American Minister left the Palace
with the gentlemen whom he about to pre-
| sent
The London Daily News snys;
| This gentleman his ordinary and proper
| military uniform, consisting Of a military frocl coal,
white waiscoai and black stock such he presents
himself in before his military superors, and that he
especially selected this the proper costume in which
appear Mt her Maestys Ievee for presentation by
the Minister of his government On being refused adj
mission by the Master of the Ceremonies, Nr. Dallas
retired with him, notin anger or disgust bat with
great regret AT the occurrence 1t is proper TO add
that her Majesty being informed Of the difficulty
raised by the Master of the Ceremonies, dree-
ied The admission Of The gentleman IN question. Unfor
tunately however before the Queens gracious diree
tons could be delivered, the party had left the Pal
ace"
From the London News Of June 281
The conduct of the Queen, on the occasion of the
conbetsaps at the levee, exactly what might
have been expected from her excellent and pres
ence Of mind. When informed by Lord Clarendon of
what had happened, her Majesty at once replied:
"Let he gentleman b. admitted; shall be happy 10
ceips him in any costume"
GENERAL EUROPEAN NEWS
ENGLAND.
Gen. Sir VIM + Williams of Kars, Is appointed to
the lucrative office of Comn'dt of Woowich to which
he is to be welcomed by banquet. lie is also to be
the guest Of the Army and Navy Club he is to have
sword worth 90 guineas, and the Queen has his por
trait.
Another battalion of Riilemen is ordered to Cana
BY new act OF Parliament crossed cheques
payable only TO or through a banker
The Australian Mail contract is awarded TO Pat
rick, Henderson Go. of Glasgow, who undertake to
run mail steamers at average speed of 10Y miles
an hour for the sum Of 81 SO, 900 per annnm.
f200 900 have been collected in England for the re-
lief Of the French foundations.
Admiral Lyons is created Peer, by the title of
Baron, Lord Lyons of Christ Church. southampton.
The second Horticultural ete of the season Civ
en- at Sydenham Crystal Palace on the 25th. The eff
feet OF the new fountains was magnificent.
Lord Elgin presided at a meeting, held at Stir
ling, to collect funds for the erection of monu-
ment TO the old Scottish hero Sir William Wallace.
The Princess Royal of England had been badly
burnt by her dress taking fire while making her tot
let
From forty to fifty of the Poles resident in Paris
have availed themselves of the amnesty accorded by
the Emperor Of Russia, and resolved to return to
their country
The Mopteur published an imperial decree raising
Generals Sales and de Macmahon Mons de Maze use,
Bishop of Marseilles. and Count Octave de Barrf
Deputy, to the rank of Senators.
The Prince Regent of Baden will leave Paris
Saturday Sunday.
1t is officially announced that Count Walewski will
go to Hamburg next week, and will be absent from
France for three weeks n month.
bill which has just been presented to the leg sla
vebody relative to the pensions to be accorded to- the
great fnnctonares of the empire which declares that
there may be granted by imperial decree to the Min
listers and other high functonarics and to their wild
ows and children, pension, the maximum of which
cannot exceed 100000 year.
GERMANY.
At the last sitting ofthe German Diet the Russian
Envoy put in note, in conformity with those of the
Powers which signed the treaty of Paris calling upon
the assembly to adhere to the declaration respecting
the rights Of neutrals and the abolition of prvateer
ing 1t Is believed that when the adhesion of all
European Powers is obtained, Europe will call the
United States to adopt the same principles
INDIA
Public works in India are stopped. The Santals a.
gain unquet. An instruction is on foot near VIA
g"patam. The King of Dude had arrived at Calcutta.
Commercial.
MHENRY 4 cos CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, June 81, Observation-Disclosures
sumption takes Bacon off rather freely without change
in value There is nothing new in Beef The stock of
Pork aceumulates, and to effect sales lower prices
must be taken
Notwithstanding lower, except the best
descriptions of Flour and Wheat. Wheat-White
os Cd. lis. 3D. per 10 lbs Red 9s Sd, to los. LODI
per 10 lbs. Flour--Western Canal 32s. to 35s. per
1876 lbs Philadelphia, &C. 35s. to 36s do; Ohio 36s.
to 3ss. do. Indian Corn--Yellow 29s. to 30s. per
$50 lbs Mixed 29s cd. to 30s. do; White 29s Cd. to
3ls. do.
Money very easy all the week, and, as has been cx-
pected the Bank of England reduced its rate of dis
count u cent, a being now the minimum charge.
Gold continues to arrive freely and as much of it
reaches the Bank further reduction may, ere long,
be made.
Bullion has increased f27a,l73 sterling Consos
improved and closed on Friday at 94a to 95e for
count. American stocks had been active and prices
dearer
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, June %, 800, p. M.-Messrs. Richard
son, Spencer Co, report follows:
Observation-Disclosures continues bi ant and the
market quiet with little inquiry for any article. Pro-
visions without change. Coton-A steady inquiry
and prices very firm; sales of 10 600 bales.