Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-27


New York, Feb. 2i.-The steamer Asia ar
rived here th> evening with Liverpool dates to
the 9h, after Il passage of - days being three
days later than the advices received by the arri-
val oithe Atlantic lastevenng
As regards the position of the relation between
England and the United States, the news by III !,
la Is important.
The London Morning Advertiser states that
Sir Henry Bulwer had intimated that he would
like to act rs mediator between the British Gov.
eminent and Mr.. Buchanan. This movement is
said to be at the desire of Lord pamerston An
interview was 10 take place at the Embassy, when
SIR Henry would explain at length to Mr.. Bach
anan the compromise which be Is prepared To re-
commend
All the other papers maintain profound silence
on the sub. ect.
The Plenpotentaries of the five great powers
were beginning to assemble at Paris TO attend
the Peace Conference.
STORM ON TIE ENGLISH COAST.
severe Storm occurred on tho English Coast
on the night of the 9Th, Many American vessel,
were damaged The ship Ocean Rover from
! Charleston went ashore at Crosby Point and
leaked slightly. The ship Edward Everett FROM
Baltimore, arrived at Cork leaking badly, hav
ing lost her spars and been compelled to throw
overheard 700 barrels flour Mt sea. The ship
Henry Pratt from Mobile. went ashore at Port
Neig"l and had to cutaway her ma,ts. The bark
liamer from Philadelphia, had pat into Faynl in
distress with loss of part of har cargo.
HE British steam frigate Polyphtmus was to-
tally lost on the Northwest coast of Jutand.
THE CENTRAL. AMERICAN QUESTION.
In the House Of Commons, Lord Pamerstou,
in answert To AN inquiry from Mr.. Golden said
that the correspondence with the American gov
eminent ON Centrnl American affairs would when
completed. be laid before Parliament
Mr. Baillie remarked that he would postpone
the motion which he had given notice of relative
to the enlistment difficulty with the United State
until after the correspondence had heen made
public.
THE LATEST.
IoNDoN, Friday eyonng.-Iho Funds are
firm closing al one. eight,s higher than yestor-
days prices
LONDON, Saturday morning. The Times cen
sures the course taken both by the English and
American Cabinets in reference Ia the existing
difficulties, and after remarkng that even the
humanity we have shown must have limits" con
cIudes follows 1--WE are as DESTROYS f,r
peace as Mr. Cohdrn can he, but W. know that
when Il nation becomes too proud In listen Ia rea-
son the only appeal Is to arms"
MARKETS.
r. LIVERPOOL Feb. $ Coton-lho market is
dropping; sales for the week D. 900 bnles, inclu-
ding 900 bales for export aud 10 900 for spec
Liza! cts. mostly in ma1Gnc qualities. o.
leans midlIing 81 cts; Mobile middng 5Il is;
Uplands middling 81 Ii cts Manchester ad-
vices less favorable.
Breadstuffs. = The market has considerably de-
clined during til" week. Wheat has declined 81
alid. Flour has declined 81. aud Corn is.a2s.
Western Canal Floar "a ID; Ohio 81 .a9S.: South
ern }6>.a:Hs. White Wheat los 81 aIOs. Cd;
Red g.. 6i.alls. Corn 3J>. for white and yell
low; Mixed BIS. Cd.
Provi>ions.-Bccf i. in moderate retail de-
mani aud steady for fine, but ordinary is from
}s. to IS. lower. Lnrd j. quiet at 62<,
Naval stores are in better demand at improved
prices. Tallow is depressed.
The French BIend,iuf~ market was much de-
pressed
LONDON MoNEY AND Stock MARET.T.-1hc
AoaoV market is more stringent. Consos close
at 9la9li.
American Stocks are lower.