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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-24


EyeS.s Green and sslnesl Teas af ygr, superior
n quality, ia stolc and tor sale by .
mar lots N iiPtliNS :" No
uuvu,. .,au.,rEuussp- ,,a..r rssp..aE
~ n..-1 -, oan,.,'4 y ,i,'v No., ! = sr,,urua
y, ann n",, arrd to t,rr, at die very shortest 10.
ice lorses ahs a1a l'neR y WY ns. , a 90" =. ~ IL
s 'is % "t9'.up ~, w. t, , !, III " - a, Ia 49,,
by me , . .,, A.. ,,,
,. in ,ev lu5y with 5e Horse can be accommodated
i,. ;,n
ttlanen ,vine pleasure Horses "fy sending them 20 my
stable viii have t9 Kent IN tine order and always ready
,,,c,', ro,ic. am ,i.o Ter any damage done
them while IN my stable "l6Nt II'ted II ule p'p's WIN
s''t ht a t'l. u4 10y Won ' tviIit,uS~ ~
seie''u 'l.si any ''''' 81" me- " ur.,,tl,,or
E.ys eEEs1E gors ~tsE-, wish TO -c.
n ~ - i'ypt' unpIirs;, tf-rS CASES Sc lie.
'i,, to tll Ivnrhhnry RrTuI The tvpe are nearly
new, and the quantity s"ii'f i GOD 500 'ae' ''e
Pt4"s %N ~ 10y "'''e''h I,,,, II onn po,,c,or
ma 2e-ts HL&i.l - fioo'' Ft"p"t
"psee p1u ny IN IN :, ~ h "a. I a, H. scitn
- hA" supply u9t 10 hahsf''' ~ 81 ~" ., ~ -
pfices. ma :" Is - -. o INNS ''t'N
nv Cou.rcucucr n, an advance. ~ eS.i and
rr"is IN i'Si1a'al''i a'" nm M the rri'' here to
Thirty y-lve per Bush, Il. A. CHRISTIAN
nov Il
nAo s.,1.1ssf.s nusF., .ppsE. Vnu
wv TED, which the highest market prices Will he
paddy NluFfEMoRE a JoSLlN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-24
ru1o AZ u.ovrw. or the nEAUTlEUI.


UlsE KEGEGVED.-jO Koxes Oranges, IL
~ boxes Lemons also Figs, Rasns Cocoon Nut Principe
Cigars Berriges Cream Aio, Newark Older, Al
monds. Pecan Nuts, Fborts Palm Nuts VIM. L. Saunders
Iono Star Chew Ing Tobacco
Candies daily Sugars, and for sale
In any quantity Wholesale and retail s. A. BOYD
9sts
NvANTIIIus, MANT1luAa.-Just opened
lNb great variety OF Manlas which will be sold very
accommodating terms for cash JOHN ABRAHAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-24

WYE have fop sale @J.uuD Es..s genn. AZ. a.
w Mortgage BpLds al It.ias.#H.. Orange d" Alex
an,tia Il. 4 Company. ~
ulJ,3l Ita IA&HI''EAta a. iltii4#FNbI-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-24

dissolved by limitation the 3st Dcccmber lH3i
The name will he used only In closing up tho
Those indebted to the concern are respectfully ren's
II is important that the business
shuu1d closed This to return our sncco
thanks the public for the very liberal pat
gr heretofore and earnestly ASK contn
the the concern Of Ire johnson CO.
JOHN H. LEE.
1IIDS. l.. JOHNSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-24

uDls YaBINt: WORK.-Just received u largo
supply Of Lead Pipe Sheet Lead and Plumbing Materi
still prepared to execute Plumbing York, such
putting up Shower Baths, nks Wash Basins &c. in
All persons wishing water introduced In their
will find TO their interest to give call All work
warranted give satisfaction At the Stove Warehouse doors
below the Market Main Street c. s. BLISS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-24

yuNO SnsPPEWS OF TOBACCO WEST,
4 VIA BALTIMORE, Mp.--rhe undnrslsned Forward.
nK Merchants aud Agents Of the Ponnsy Raosd At
baltimore respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
TO ALI. FONTS IN THE WEST AND SouTH'WEST.
and acquaintance with the nde having been for
years consgnoes large part OF the Tobacco 90.
n West through Baltimore hoy attor themselves that they
give satisfaction 10 sbippers
Freight nH low aa by any other line
,onnmcuts 10 tho solicited and punctually
attended 10. MAdhAW ~ hoONS
60 North street, baltimore.
Refer Jacob Heald 4 Co. j. Brandt, lr baimore r. L.
Dudlov W Smith, Mcdaniel Hurt & Preston, Miller q
CrcIshnw, lynehbufg Cronshaw &Cor Richmond
mn Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-24
nbIss Euass. n RON ssTEtsS,-
"a A IL. ...a. In.

a va tk'AENN. EENN a NV'f E"P"'I'I V'
= French Eurlish and Gcfmau tnuey Ho'dz aud dealers
Uuuhs nrushes. Buttaue. Irru and Co''n frHd sew
iag Nik. mud ama waros generally, l. Mnut0 at"'L Ne"
yntL Inus ~ lly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-24

ENEAEs..-A Iarg, let Of ripper Leather
A Just received and for safe l1E-
dec I5ts FRANkIlN d BROTHER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-24

n oursoyes 0Fcther undcT the stye and Hm OF 'o
johnson Co for the purpose OF conducting gene raj Gro
aud Forwarding business at The old stand ol
Johnson Main Street where Nl be Rlad To serve
old friends and the public, with promise to use every
effort TO promote their interest
JOHN Is. LEE
T1OS. L. JOHNSON
LynohburR, Jan. !, lsa7. GEORGE W. RockE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-24
4 E.NHiSEksIsS ~ R1ssssH siks. Nhoi,.nis ~ nj
e. RETAIL GROCERN ~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Atrt a1as "a I5,Ty BareOast. MAIN 81, Lyac4bars Ia
ia2
;. L. NsNAwtEs AND CINCINNATI
a .tA. -. kgs GA aiTs,
y Gen ral fseui Z


VIII atto ad strictly buNna tis any in hi
Territory. and buy #u aad locating Land War
Letters rred q , rrIUll maid fniv d6m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-24

sRAA Pitf-EaaI~ Dfkss;ts APPLES Wnn-
wv TED which the Hehts mark prices Will ho
pai NIITTEMORE A JDSLlN.
t..l=,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-24

II n Tf11 WET
VE SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE DE ~ @H40Eles
TWEEN RICHMOND AND WASHING
TON via VIRGINIA. CENTRAL AND ORANGE AND Al.
EXANDRIA RAIIROADS.-The night Train caves Broa
Street Station O'Clock allowing 40 minutes passenger
from and Danyie Railroad for supper Omni
bus free OF charge. -
FARE by NIGHT LINE
Richmond Gorlonsvie. %
tiofdonsvlle Washington by Orange and Alexandria
Railroad.
WUITGOMH ura
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-24

SEED sTOK "a. II. RuC X E
- trade on accommodating terms, the folio
Field Seed which he warrants fresh and OF =
ORCHARD GRASS SEED
HERDS GRASS SEED,
RANDALL or BLUE GRASS SEED,
GREEN SWARD SEED,
RESCUE GRASS SEED,
CLOVER SEED,
TIMOTHY SEED,
EVER GREEN SEED,
LUCERNE SEED,
feb o-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-24

gNOis EENT.-s wiSi. 'o rent out my STORE
T. HOT 81. which Is in Ilstratr order. will make tue
rent very low H. II. LEWIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-06

RED away some 500 person. into captivity Dr. Asina
p,opoees 10 use most energetic measures to prevent
r, ourreuoe if similar disasters and hst step for
ing small military posts injeperdent Of the Juices de
Pa7 The election Of three senators lately showed
very decided majority in favor OF the GcVeHment'
ard a. DIR. AsLa has expressed desire tha' gu ior-
INC delrquencies should be forgotten tattefng hopcs
are entertained that HE administration viii be attended
with great benefits 10 the country. q,
The Argentine Congress was opened on June 20
ar Il IL rumored TIE law Of differential duties VII IN
oergo some modification. II IL found thai Buenos
Ayres is not juriousiy affected by it, as It's Customs
revenue has rot diminished slice that pernicou, isv
cane into operation. Ore Of the local newspapers
congra.ulats the public the reduction of the debt
from 200 600 and odd dollars to something over
$500 GEO. but as Urquza has ust issued debenues Of
$500 600 bearing interest at per cent per month re-
payable at the Customs for portisn Of the duties,
The congratulations are hardly warranted. The con.
ftde ration however is said to be progressive, and
with continuation Of peace it seems scarcely possi-
bic 10 be otherwise Ufquizs is about to form Swiss
settlement on one Of hs esancas he Is said
10 possess some 800 squsre leagues OF land in Entire
Rios and the first batch of coonists consisting OF
sbout 400 persons arrived of Buenos Ayres few
DAYS ego. Mr. Christie, her Msestys Minister, who
has be- en- come time in Buenos Ayres is about to re-
sumo his post in the Parana.
There Is no news Of Importance from Paraguay;
The production Of tobacco continues to increase and
that article now forms inccrs siderable item III the
exports from the River Plate TO Europe. With other
produce the price has doubled within the last three or
years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-06

Per Persia Lixrsrool, !uy n lsS:
bush Con- ash bb 500 bsss Of FLovH from ID. states and
Csnsds curter, Of Wheat from the Baltic LOO quarters
l mg s,spse cs .ses. Of Flour from SO ss
Wheat, 9s sacks Of Flour from span sna fortus. LOO era
Farmers. deliveries Of whs. for the week ending on sssr
day. 7ci qrs IS s, against II $50 q 10 N tAs
The wesr has continued and forcing throughout the
country and in early districts few te.d' OF wheel s"'
The q an Trade Ia. 1ed sncetdosy during the wed.
decline Of To- on Ws,AT a. Mara Lane on a.naay.
Ie GU Tuesday wsrsT VS.. very slow bat The Ish. sect
renders holders unwilling submit 10 material recuethe
"a b"ss auS the rs Of last F.y FIcrs
further reduction q Cd az y bel without sales INDIAN
COsN quiet at S. 9Sse for MIXED and yeow ANA. h,,;,...
%srr Scwev Spf's ws steady sa 10.
covered the decline Of Tuesday small os 2, ne. 81
being fancy prices Flour continues very slow although Of
fereds, reduced prices and quotations are NOMINAL p
which scarce brings extreme price We cote whsf
Red ssa9 white, sdssp %n' fLoss p n sss
Dbl INDIAN Cora mixed and yellow IS ass s. white e.
Brks continue. il active speculative inquiry and turtle
sdy prices Of to 10 per tierce la. been realized
PoRx slow, Irish being still plentiful and preerredi TO Amen
Bacon little inquired O dealer, a holding Oa 10 srpse
tsiiop Of lower prices
sale. reaching SO tuns at &c ass $500
TaLLow rather better request ats slight improvement,
closing quotation for z. c. is 80 spot. IS Ausa" aud
September ,.,s,,s
BARK. very scarce. and extreme prices paid
Oms-Sperm neglected further reduction Nothing Done
CoTroN-There has regular aud steady trade demand
evey day this week ard the market has been further assisted
red but the iddDs qualities are becoming sesree sss
be quoted led dearer and other grades "a m -
spinner me ,s sTs . .sszs mias ossa.
Bile, st SIG VPsnds s.d v 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-06
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Corroy-AD active demand continued from tae
trade and the week, busne amounted TO 10 6o bales IN
cudn " spectators and 500 to exporters Prices were
a. ID HIGHER than at the departure oil the Europa AKA Ae
market closed steady a. the advance.
AT had taken place in both fsns and
Cloths. $50, xx,,
BRTADsTrFFs-Flour dull, and | lower. Whest
declined Cd y early in the week bnt was little hme' az
steady for mixed and yellow Dut White nao ~
yanced TO q AL. =.
noyisIoss-Beef Continued 10 active speculative
de sud al further advance Of 10 ece Pork aud Bacon
.crc onet LAID dull aud l. lower Tallow slightly higher
PRoDrcE-Ashes quiet at 43i a A Sugar, Coffee
and Tea quiet orally UNCHANGED Resin steady spirits
Of Turpen,ine dull Tar tending downward
Lospos MONEY MARKET.-The Lordon Money
market slightly easier but change had been made IN inc
Bark rates of disccurt Conss closed at 9de tor money
TIE Bullion Bank Of ngand had increased t3sOoo
Barring Brothers report no change IN hisIo a @ Tor STAT
b. nd, and first .class Railroad Securities: IN
LOsDoN Produce MARkET.-Breadstuis dul, ano
W., A. ouartey lower Groceries steady former rstes
ron-No change in Bars or Rails Tin had aaVaneeo i"
Shirts of TuIpcltine dull
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-06
SOUTH AMERICA.

DIR. Vser,in Alsna was elected Governor o. Du.dvs
Ayres on May 3, by large msjority. lie az n's.
cr ed The honor but his resignation was no,
ard he is now duly installed lie represents Jar -
.Ieme U taran partythe patty most oppose ia IL
Rosas end Urquizs. Obligado, the late GoVeino, ~
low mere officer of the National Guard, anu ~
capacity took part in the annual rejocings on sne
of May. Under his administration buercs A!is' -; e
made rapid pr, gess in wealth end prosperity: snd
read wts coLstuett but it is said to be
will have to he Ielaid before il car DO usea WIN
mole Of 700 feet in length was esIred eul'
Caste m-IIcrse with an additional moe, "as aa %.
ttkeD, aud may be completed in anotner sJ
was introduced, ard great part Oh the Guy sore.
lighted duties were reduced, AID oona.' tha
rent for the first year RENTED Payenss. srd.oms
streets made considerable progress. men! nr,y a,
builoiDgs have been erected and IardeI Ppp,, ,%s
greatly advsnced in value. Nor sncro l .I,'' sa
tfers Ct Oblgados Administration to snanss
rite setlemen. Of the Eogsh loan On
preaching an equitable basic. The p1ee:. nraSacs,
st i. following the good example Q. ~ t;sh
s,rs. It has abolished the coastng ncep "a duaS
were heavy o. well as what ere ttrmei PoI' ,ouss,
where there was no port. With 'be x!.s cran
the pressue of The money market, tue new uovesno'
protoss to ia Ne 10 600 Coo sddt OF paper
but,hi. wss 20 III received by the pubic .od e os
has been relinquished. The Indians nav ve'a 'e'!
t,cubleeme ot the f,os.iers, and . IS esia Dave car
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-06
TRANSPORTS FOR INDIA.

The steamers and clippers engaged by the India
House for the conveyance Of troops are to forfeit $50
per day for every day beyond seventy occupied in
their passage to Calcutta while they are to receive
$50 for every day saved from that time. The sailing
clippers James Baines and Champion of the Seas will
each take regiment. Some persons are disposed to
anticipate that the performance of these vessels Will
equal that of the steamers.
The terms paid for steamers range from t39 to ~
per man; for the James Baines and Champion of the
Seas the rate is G25 per man. and for the smaller sail
ing vessels it is flS. The Golden Fleece and Lady
Jocelyn are ordered to be ready at Portsmouth on
Wednesday next There is a penalty Of Elo for each
day delay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-06
u,r;r. Rr.,ber, g. Co., Circular.

D. p.,s,o1 LONDON Friday July "a lSo7-oPA
have s,sip 70 notice duluess DUNG the week Ia our
Cootis and Pecuce markets, most .ss
srcAs inquired for, without leading to any extensive
IsDIco AND sALrpErER firm. o,,zo,, $4,000.
MosEY ea.ys S.a'f sent SGn'0i s.cs1 sp I'll
American Eaees7o2. DOubloOn' Spanish ny; S0u'h AL"
2so bag, Hordua.st public sale shout one
third found tuyers steady as Black orc 70
Coco ha further advanced n value bags GIeeada were
aiken Of fol fI rsd go bsas Trridad from 10,
i .so privately there has good b. .ines. den sf
Of cab, 10 ess at MD Ii''i'n about mai "s''
CoPPsR in coed demand We quote Tile ana LOU gu ''Ae
cosson Mardsy the fresh supply English whs., was
nal on. wig to the weather the trade ives very o
pd ateene Of would eToe .,g there WA. more re
a;on 70 purchase holder, however advanced their m ana
ihss ws 515s say quotation En-
si,h Whea, waists on s7oiqs returned nj, sr,.. As
Co1rox-9 bis have Ell sold here ord and MD sais =
d5d At Liverpool the es Of he week are 49, Soo bas' MD
H9mpSms bU.ins.. in ST. Pe.esbor. at Gs.itoGsa
SELLER dull at 80 y ca $50 IS.
IscN-we quote Rail- and Bar. So 81 s. Scotch rs'
Is a - 6 Tor mixed numbers on the Clyde -,
lie INDIGO sales having throughout maintained the same
Ssi So ss;' ssss ssG n and
he sbas. chests Of which ade - IN
Sh ssss ere olasR@ SfS ssd eaGa s
In. Sa5e; nfddling good uhodiDg 4loa5s; kurp,n
ifd r.. g see ens es Without price tn;
,o ale. bsse been prr efsy in Cau.,. at % seo1 and
Bombay 81 Osl toI - ~
sold at IS delivered. and one Odessa a. 81 g.
LNsyED CAKEs os less rapidly hewfork, 10 bsfIe
SO I0j fIOl5i Boston In bsss &ie5. IN
Lib,eea IN hc .pot has declined to ss Rape ds
ct decline last quetations Cocoa Nut worm ~ i' 20
chin 4sI FOR Ceylon. Palm E46dE$lV
IL NoLkssLs TO transactions
Rrr low.- ITO Jamaica have De ca
pscedst46a4S Pgson IoOpuncheons Demeras seld at
RICE quh, There have been no public 'slrs; ss's'ey
li1c bag. mid. RaDeoon cbspged hands a. loi, moo
Eo- SSrTPT1Ek animated demand has pevsed dut'ns
the Il resulting the sale q about 700 bags nsnsa
Tic pc by private contract cent resction bringing -
as iI a. Abou, so turs a'oas have sho en'"se'
lsros at 4fl6di5. , al Rs.svis
SFIcEs-P.rper rather dea.er o bsgs fenane sna All
sod AZ 60 Ptnto tasier go bsss partly soa liza
,Fcly IA Msce-sl Singapore fetched sS s,,say
Good red (ipg.r-6O bsgs roufh African eoid y VA soh
1tJbs Jsussa resissd M zlS for ANAL TO soa from
b,,ht Eusmess-4s csses brown Singapore mo.'V
l., AN Tor small to ine bold. ~ -, rassasy and .
forced ssle msSe q. decline OF are about the
there Lss rather inquiry ana - so Md
sans ss ,his Gay week. Tie sses oil T" ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-06

10 bhs, Porto eo At eviction troush. sis6Ss Eot bsowu
low yellow Pre,y 500 t.s, Maafiius be-a sot ~
y6dsl or brown ard 81 as Tor yellow 800 baz sSiys
h.d,s Ct - ot3e for brown and Asasss fo yellow -
t.s. SO for brown; NuscovsAS
Msnis q. ass aud go bose. ~hs Havana 81 eIposs
AGA. CARO- 600 boxes Havana No II hss
A. &C. fr an ou,pof. sa5 another No i4 az oeuing
IN Ind AZ the u;Cb sale the whole sow
were .od A. az decline Of sudss from tAs MsTs
rste..
Tsl-Fury 10000 chests common Consou have ehsaSeS
hands q. i2 D. The nsrket 10 quiet other kisds ws
out charge.
TN-Tbe price Of English has advanced 10 fov.. Bsaos
hss been sold st iE{. Straits 81 ~ holder. trui.
TaLLow quiet 81 Petersburg y C. 5sls on 'hs spst.
and s. IS for the ed Of the year -
duil of.,,e 81 40 an 9 for American H. cssks
VEAL soNr-Polsr fto Northwest kii5. nomiot.
No change American SrocKs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-06
MONETARY AFFAIRS.
Tie Bank Of St. Petersburg has reduced its rate Of
discount to three per cent

The Bank Oh 81. petersburg has leuuSo" n' 'o'0 VI
discount to three per cent.
From The Times CITY Article
LoSDoS, Saturday, July % 1856.
The conviction that up to this afternoon no news has
been received from India and consequently that all
the recent reports have thus far been totally without
foundation. has been followed by diminuon OF
excitement in the Stock Markets Prices rally, al
though the first transactions were at an advance OF t.
Although the amir ration throughout the day was
mainly attributable to the anxiety regarding India
an Increased demand in the discount market where
there was pressure coupled with slight Withdrawals Oh
bullion from the bar ks and the favorable appearance
f foreign exchange contributes to the general duiness
About $50 900 in gold bars was taken from oanks iof
the purchase Of oliver on the continent.
These Withdrawals gre thought likely TO commune
un'ess some Australian or Californian arrivals soon
take place. notwithstanding the recent further re-
ducon in their stock Of bullion, the Bauk OF france
have lowered their rate for advances On stocks ana
sbare. from TO 81 y cent. The latter was fixed as
the discount rate month back but the Bourse we've
excluded from the benefit of the alteration
From The Daily Nelcs City article.
The funds continue very sensitive pending the re-
ceipt of sjyices from the East. Throughout the day
the Stock Exchange business was greatly restricted.
In the Genela Discount market the demand tor money
was az lain good Az the end OF the month and the 4fh
of August draws lear. the commercial demand may
become more active. During the week the necessity
Of psy for the silver imported from the Continent
la. not only led to The absorption of ali the available
supples of rewy-a,rved gold, but has caused some
Withdrawals Of gold from Bank.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-06
AUSTRALIA.

Melbourne dates TO the 3O.h of May had been re-
ceved in England. Gold wes iellirg il Melbourne at
E3 l7s. Cd. a f3 l9s. I'D. Flour e.! per sIn. q
brsk business was being done in imports and conn
deIce was reestabished.
The steamer Great Britain left Melbourne for Lv.
eipool on the DIST OF May with lOl GOO ounces CT
god.
A duty Of los per h. had been levied on OPIUM
new Ministry, with Mr.. Homes as Chie' oecrr'
taIy had been organized. 49,,
Al Sydrey the tallow market was firm, aad Wool
had advanced selling at lie. sd. e2s. Cd per 10. fIour
ard freights we've unchanged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-06
PRUSSIA.

Reliable accounts from Berlin state that tae reply
of Prussia TO the late Danish note has been written
and contains premise to remain passive until efter
the meeting Of the States Of Holsein. The Of
Austria is said to be TO the same effect.
The proposition cf Prussia to augment by 20 per
cent the duty on beetroot sugar said to nave every
CHARGE of beirg adj pied by the Zolvereln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-06
THE INDIA NEWS.

The vectis, with the mails, would probably reach
Malta iom Alexandria yesterday The distance from
Malta to Csglar is $40 miles. steamer dis
patched Immediately would reach the latter place this
afternoon, and the Government may be in possession
of telegraphc news in the course of the evening
Should the steamer from Calcutta have made an
early arrival at Suez Geographic dispatch might be
hourly looked for ria Trieste.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-06
THE IONIAN ISLANDS.

In the Chamber Of Repre- enta,ives recently state
10 make Coifu Blitisb Colony, an animated debate
took place Ia depuDciaiion or such scheme, and q
strong demonstration was made IN fsvW oil union
ni,h Greece.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-06
THE LATEST.

I'VE ale indebted to Capt Judkna of the Royal Mail steam
ship Perss for the following latest gsphed from Lon
don to Liverpool immediately before the sailing OF thu steamer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-06

and thirgs given me, otherwise have rot q thing T.
my bsek-borses and everything al gone; in fact, a.
faid before, perfect beggar; butt dare say Gov
or, mont NAV repay Us in O measure"
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ITALY.

Ii Is said tia. Convection is to be signed between
the S0vereens of the Italian States with the excep-
tion of the King CT SARDINIA TO guarantee each other
agajnst revolutionary attacks
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PORTUGAL.

The session Of the Cortes had been closed. The
Concordat was passed by large majorities In both
houses but ALTERED from its original spirit tha'
thought the Pope would not consent 20 receive IT,
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TURKEY.

ts stated that a sohism exists among the ComnnS
sicLes on The matter Of the Princpalties. Thcse Of
England. Austria aud Turkey form the minority.
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AUSTRIA.

II j. said that the endeavorsto effect recon etla'n
between Austria and Russia are rot likely to-proye
successful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-06

An extraordinary decline from the recen. high prce'
of Wheat in Spain is reported.
The Captain Ger ra and the Civil Governor Of the
province of Seville were to be brought before COM
I'll of war on account Of the late Troubles.
The execution Of insurgents had been stopped by
the Government.
Tie London Times publishes dispatch from Paris
dated the 2ith stating that the Spanish Governmert
after some hesitation has accepted the offer Of media
ton in the Mexican question made by Lord Howden
and the Marquis de Turgo in the name Of tue English
and French Governments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-06

There is nothing late fiom India. Intelligence was
hourly expected when the Persia sailed All eorts 81
rumors were continually started but 1t was supposed
they had reference TO kobbing ana oo
laid before Parliament but they added nothing OF I'M
pCrtarc0 TO the published accounts.