Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-19
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+ ssEEE DAYS IArsRE FRO " ECROPE.
ARRIVAL OF lie EUROPA AT HALIFAX


ARRIVAL OF lie EUROPA AT HALIFAX
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H,LIr,x, June l6-rhe royal mail steamship Eu-
ropa: Capt. Leitch, from Liverpool, at . A. NJ. on
saturday, June 9th arrived nj this port At o'clock,
this morning.
The Canadian screw steamship Judian from Quebec
arrived at Liverpool at \. NJ. o the 9TH
The screw steamship kangaro" left Liverpool ON
the Sd for New York. aud the United States mail
steamship Fulton, left southampton on the same day
for New York.
aRENr BRITAIN.
Parli ment resumed its sitting the 4th, but the
proceedings only of local interest
The Princess ROYAL annuity WAS finally passed.
The London Times states that there is not the leas
ground for the report that the L ) irigate Niagara
Is not II iakOher snare ofthe submarine cable She
Was To leave the Thames on Friday for Portsmouth
Dock Yard where some other Sanctions were 10 be
taken Out, and her ward-ioom altered, to aecommo-
date the cable. This done she would Mt pro-
eeed to Rirkcuhead, aud commence taking itr the
bic
At the Greenwich works, about nine hundred
miles OF cable was completed and the whole length
would have been done but for the fact that the daily
consumption Of Tine wire has been than all the
wire drawers of England could furnish.
The AgHmcmnon MIS- to commence nking in the
cable at Greenwich on the 9th 10Th Of jane. Her
tender is tu he the steam iriunte Leopold.
All the vessels viii rendezvous At Cork harbor where
tie lnal arrangement. W i'll be made
The war steamer CNclops is nov taking soundings
ON the proposed deep route.
The period for paying ont the cable Is the month
OF August The suspension of William Mcintosh &
Co, OF Manchester, Is announced Liabilities suppo-
sed about ElOO, QUO
An appeal put for,h for funds to carry ont La,ly
Franklins Arctic Expedition, which is expected 10
start by the beginning Of July.
The statement that during the late visit of the En-
pcror to the muster of artillery, an attempt WAS
male upon his liles reitcratedand the fact that the
hnElNh Journals not oouinlung any reference TO this
matter, well rs to the government c.eclion PLAN
were intercepted at the French post Offices gives col
or to the history.
The recent government circular IT, regard To the
approaching election formed the main political, theme
and Paris correspondents generally agree in snying
that the document has created sensation highl, de-
trmental to Government interests
The list Of Democratic candidates for Paris has not
been arranged. The correspondent of the Times snys
TINT IN the event Of the election of these candidates
the difference of opinion TO taking oalhs oihe en-
tstng government, will probably be satisfactorily ar
ranged. lie also states that it is doubtful il CaNa-
ma Will appear IA candidate.
1t was expected that the monthly returns OF the
Bank OF Frnncc, 10 he published ina few days. would
show an increase in the stock OF bullion amounting
10 more than 81 100000 sterling.
Rumors of an approaching interview between the
Emperor AlcNnn IT, and the Emperor Of the French,
ereagain circulating ia Paris.
SPAIN.
Some cheap bread riots had occurred nt Granada
large nnmber oi people paradcd through the prn-
eipal streets, aud hhvlnR assumed mcnncing attitude
were ordered TO dispense, and failing 10 do So they
were ilred upon by the troops which had been called
out, ard four persons were wounded They then re-
tired to their homes aud quiet restored The c-
~ WIS nevertheless declared I'M state of scige
On the 18th all was Tranquil.
The Madrid correspondent of the London Times
SAYS the negotiations ON the Mexican question were
suspended until the arrival of the Mexican mail due
early in June; and adds :-"Itit brings authentic in
tellgcnce OF chastisement inflicted on the denqnents
this viii give n favorable impulse to the interior
march of the question: bat ifthc expected news be
within the mark and less than the rcuuircments of
the Spanish Cabinet, ii IS not poss that Iarnous
unless Lord liowden and the Marquis de Tungot nre
able to dctAn him. will leave Madrid on account of
thereiusal OF this Government to recognize him Off
elaly. In this case hostltes may be expected II is
To be feared that the Mexican question presents very
serious diicuies and Is by no means so near its
settlement as some have recently supposed
ITALY.
The Naples correspondent of the Daily News re-
counts a large number of continued blrbarili.s ON
the part OF the authorities and says that pacard nd
dressed to the citizens, calling on them to rise had
been put in circulation. rri-coorci bills OF an n-
hamatory nature had also been freely distributed
AUSTRIA.
The announcement of Marshal Rar!ctzky's death
appears to have heen premature, rs the official Ga
zete of Verona, of the 3lst May, confirms a medical
bulletin that his health continued to be satisfactory