Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-01
ARF.sEAs. OF THE PERSIA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEW York. April 29.--1he steamer Persia
arrived at an early hour this morning She
reached tho light ship at quarter past Inst
evening, ald laid over all night, having made
the eaosaee in nine aud a-half days She hrngs
1870 passe myers and dates frum Liverpool and
London to the 18th.
The Paris Conference closed on Thursday the
18th, aud the Treaty ratiieatons will be promul-
gated ut the end OF the month
Ii WAS reported in Paris that diplomatic move
nents Of importance are on fnot respecting lta-
~.
An Austrian Ambassadors to go immediately
10 Rome on II special mission. 1t rumerrd
What this mission refers TO the concoraat, but the
Itaan journals say il relates to the general state
of Italy.
The Lord Mayor Of London entertained Mr..
Dallas on Thursday at the Mansion house, IN
honor of bis arrival AS Minister from United
States There were some two hundred guests
present The Mayor toasted Mr.. Dallas, prefn
cling it with SPEECH full of generous sentiments
toward Amcrca. rrgrct0ns that any question
should arise between the tw" countries that
should threaten the dreadful alternative Of war.
The toast of the Lord Mayor was:-
"rhc health of Mr.. Dallas aud the prosperity
.f the Great Republic which h" has the honor to
represent
Mr. Dallas made fecious reply reciprocal
ing the generous sentiments of the Lord Mayor,
assuring him that he was not authorized to feel
and did not feel any desire other than that "i Civ
ing hi, best energies and eSertions una eservedly
10 the restoration of the most harmonious sentl-
ments; and friendly relations Other speeches
were made Mt the conclusions of which Mr.. Dali
las gave thu health ofthe Indy Mayoress.
The Lord Mayor responded. telling Mr.. Dial.
las that he was authorized by the Lady Mayor
ess to say that ifhi~ diplomacy eqnallcd his gal
lantry there conld be ~ frnr OF the success OF
8 his mis- sian.
In the House Of Lords, Lord Panmarr, in re-
ply TO the Earl Of Esgin's question touching
| the reports of large bodies OF troops ana quaint
| ties Of ammunition about Icing dispatched TO
| Canada said it was truc that the Government
contemplated doing 50, tut the impression that
! they were sent for purposes of aggression was
entirely without foundation. The Government
! intended only replacing the troops, stores and
munitions of war previously withdrawn for the
! purposes of the Crimsan war.
4 splendid iete was given at Paris ON Monday
! in honnr of the Plrnpo'euiiaries.
! HAyRg, April I6.-Coiion was improved in
| conseq uence Of the favorable advicos from Liv-
] eri,ool and the reports brought by the steamers
Ericsson and Persia The sales of the week a
mounted to 23,00O bales at 93t. for Orleans tres
ORDINANCE
Bread,tuif. have further declined in all the
! continental markets Provisions also continued
to decline, owing to The heavy receipts
TIE Markets.
LIVERPOOL. April l9fh.- Cotton-Broker's
/ Circular quotes prices rs having advanced under
the influence of the steamers news ID, after.
ward, partially recedng from previous advance,
and again partially recovering closing firmly at
| al advance Sales of the week l26, 0DU bales, of
: which specolatsrs took 10000, aud exporters
/ 5000.
! B-eadstuf$ ARE considerably lower. Wheat
/ has decliued 81 and Flour l.. The quotations
are :--We,tern Cannl %. Bis, and Philadel-
! ,hia. Baltimore and Ohio 81. Cd. II 35s. Corn
j. tritle lower, at 29. 25s. Cd.
j Provisions are unchanged, with moderate
! business Lard -transaeliops are large at 62s
( OBS.
3! ,Jopeg Market-Money is tighter. Consols
| for money are quoted Mt 93s 933 American
| stocks are unchanged, with moderate business,
/ except Illinois Central. which has advanced.
THE LATEST.
RY TELEGRAPH TO LoNnoN,
! PARIS THURSDAY EVENING.-C"uhi CaV"ur
! leaves this evening for London. 10 remain there
:, few DAYS, and then return via l'arla I" iu-
rim.
The Cabinet at Nirnna is bent on occupying
+ every corner # Italy, where pnIlicn excite
/ ment can be got daily increasing IN inter
.sts II is quite -sible that ia" Duke 81 ius-
cany will again be compelled to. demand the pres
! ence of German troops. An additional Austrian
! f,rce is under orders for the Roman States. The
! garrisons +of Lombardy are to be Increased and
| Austria evidently intends permanently to occupy
rs much of Italy as she can IN ORDER 10 Insult
and intrigue against Sardinia. In fact, Austria
| is ct war with Piedmont although their armies