Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-23
LATEST NEWS


=, European New.
we have our regular files OF European paners
ana circulars, by the steamers Atlantic from
LNerpooi. and Vanderbilt, fiom SOUTHAMPTON,
winch arrived at New York. The dates are
Liverpool 9Th. The ad.ices are without much
interest. beyond what We have already publ shed
by telegraph
ihe lnsurrectionary movements in Naples had
oeen put down.
AHiirs looked somewhat threatening in the
south of Spain
me three opposition candidates we're elected
IN rarls on the second atteL.pt by decisive ma.
jorites.
In the House of Lords on Monday Lord Brou
CHAM inquired whether ministers had taken any
steps to induce the French Government to a
oandon the Importation of Africans into the
West Indies. Lord Clarendon replied that the
attention ct the French Government had been
| called t" the subject
In the House of Commons Government was
twice defeated upon motions to amend the pend.
ing Probate Bill.
In reply to an inquiry Lord Pa'merston an
nonnced the opno,iiion of the government to the
projected Sucz Canal, and admitted that it had
used all It's influence to prevent the Niceroy of
Egypt giving any countenance to the scheme
reghi ding 1t ASH mere visionary bubble, and
tending, if carried out, to separate Egypt from
Turkey
During horticultural feie at Shrcw bury, u
bridge support d ON boats. by means of which
the grounds were reached gave way, and dozen
or more persons wpr" drowned
The work If shipping the submarine telegraph
cable was going brlskly forward. both on board
the Niagara md Agamemnon. Upon the latter
they were taking in ifty-four miles in every
twenty tour hours. working day and night aud
npt" Monday evening, the 9Th instant. they had
got 600 miles on board. The whole was expeo
ted To be on board the Acamemnon by tho 10Th
of July, 50 that by the 25th the vessel would be
on her way to Cork to join the Niagara.
The Earl Of Morning,on had died very sud
denly, but a Coroncr's jury found that 1t was
from natural causes. The Earl's lite in
sured for quarter of million pounds sterling
The Earl of Chenille had been invested with
the vacant Order of the Garter, and Lord Kin
naird had received the Order of the Thistle.
An action brought in the Court of Exche
quer, by the owner of the steamship Atlantic, IA
gainst the Marine Insurance, to determine the
average per centage to which the owners were
entitled for ipjnries to their vessel, which com
PEELED her in January. 1857, to Pot back to
Cork, had resulted in the stopping of the
case, and the rendition of verdict for the de fend
ants
The Paris Monteur announces that the
Emperor and Empress will shortly visit
Queen Victoria at Osborne, combining their stay
in England to that locality, and maintaining tho
strictest ncognito.
Harvest had commenced in the south of France,
and was most productive, AMI at Marseilles
the grain market showed further tendency to
decline.
decided fall in the price of wines had taken
place.
Count de Morny has been appointed President
of the Legislative body.
The Poet Beianger is said To be in dying
state
Dispatches from Genoa state that Miss j. Mfr
iton White, an English lady who had come to
Genoa as an agent of Mazzni. and who had stir
red up the late movement, has been expelled by
the police. Fresh discoveries If arms aud am
muntion have been made.
There are no later advces from India. The
London Times publishes n letter from an army
officer. dated Lahore, May llih, in which 1t Is
stated that-.Ihe 45th native infantry at Fe-
rozepore, having refused to lay down their arms
cut to pieces by the cavalry, and shot by
the Europeans; and orders are issued TO kill eve
ry man of the regiment wherever he may be
found. They have burnt nine bungalows and
the church there, bpt all Europeans are safe
The 300 Sepoys who were got away from here
Yesterday. have been well punished by the Pun
gabese. Report says nearly all were killed.