Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-12

LATER FROM ElROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TIE EUROPA,


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NEW York, Jun. 1.-The steamship Euror,
with dates from Liverpool. TO the 9Th May, ar
rived here this evening.
HE British havr occupied the Island nf Perito
'"iuihGnding the entrance. la the Red Sea.
III" Mexican aud Spanish negotiation is ten
rorarilv suspended. .
The Nruictatrl protocol had been signed.
Bullion Continues Ia flow from the Bank of
France
The French have sized the territory Of Dek
koran in = u"gnl.
The te.ati.u- hetween Sardinia aud Austria
aud Naples. aud the Western Powers. ARE un
changed.
The Screw S,cam,hip Argn would sail from
Southampton for New York with 400 passenger,
on til" 2hh JUNE.
In the British Pa,lfnmet an annuity Of fSOOO
per aunum to the P,ncrss h., a h d been pass.
ed without a division
IIiume~ G.. Boring had been APPOINTED n Lord
Of the Br,' i-h Admiralty.
Att'nti ~ hud hon called IN Parliament To the
Increased '%np'ita'i II If slaves into Cuha and the
ina lequais British iafce IN the coast.
L"ld CI,r"nla N saii TINT l.nd pu'mer.'ou
hnd renewed hS :, ire-rnintian- 10 tir Spanish
G"S"ruin"ut On til" >uhiect. aud n, fort would
he wanting n lar a. diplomatic nrg"tintr"n
would 60. to induce ihn Gasernmrn, II, NJ .Irid
10 tax" etfrctunl >iep- To put down III" trade.
The Parts Drhat> cui,tiftn, the ruiiicat ON OF
the Anglo Persian trenty.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL. May ~ Cotton quiet and slow
ct >nle Mt unchanged prices. Sales lor 3 lav~
$4,000 bales. # which spectators took 1000
Brrad>tuff- considerably advanced. Flour ad
vnnced l.; Wheat 81; Corn 2l Richardson,
Spence q Co.,, quote Yellow Com u'chnugrd Mt
Boy. nnd Whiteu changed nj lO3 MclIrmy &
Co.. quot. Canal Flour at :'ia:32-, Philadelphia
32a324>; Ohio :E3a3ls; Red Wheat eAa94; Whea
9aSdal0>ld. Provisions steaoy.
Consols 93sa93i.
Further Particular. Of tho Loss Of the Sscnms T.
EOli.inua-N giUsnn tO-t.
BY tha arrival of the steamer Daniel Webst' "
nj New Orleans. we have accounts of the loss of
the L.oui -iana. off Galveston. I. xAs, in additi' IN
tntho~" given Tue.day. A,nong tho lost is W.
Patton Dixon. of Alexandria, Va. n proni>iI "
young man. Col. Bainbridgo. L. $. A was tu
rird at Galveston will masonic h"n"rS. ] he
Galveston Civilian; of Monday. the 1t insta nj.
say:
The wreck sunk at s \ NJ, yesterday, in 81; sy
feet water.
The pilot boat Lafavette. commanded by Ct pit
Walters was the it-t to go out. she hrst pic k
up Dr.. Early and Transferred him tothe Galvt
ton. She took from the wheel at the wreck,M' $.
srs. Ficklin, Sanf ,rd aud Howiey, and picked up
tn dead body of Col Bainhridge and four oihe r..
aud received another from the light boat 81 I'M
Williams.
The steamship Galveston, with her boats say ed
oil others that have been saved.
There were l59 heevcs on board and consuu led
The fire originated between decks, and was be-
y"na control Lcfol- di-e"s cred.
Mr.. Hughes preserved no books or listot pas
sengers.
The following ise statement of some f"cts OF
the burning in addition to those already lnblit h.
e1:
Mes.rs. Clark and Smith lowered another boat
in which Mr.. Smith. 81 mate. Gr" w Gro var
Miss Fri>hlr. Mrs Hart; Cleveland, lady. OF lid
and servant woman; w II Friend and n"gr" w"'
man. vouug Early aud the negr" woman of Mr..
Millh"use we're secured. Mr.. Clark [tr-,itirS Mr.
smith while the hpat was I'll held by the re pc.
instructed Mr.. S. TO hold on I, the last NONE mt.
while he CLARK J sought others Ia place IN tn"
boat. Cluk found none. aud the flames spr' lad
rapidly, he and Mr.. Mills cast her OLA hh 'ck
striking aud stunning Mr.. NJ. III it, r|hnu nd
so TINT he fell oveIbohrd anl wa- drowned. II
was then that Mrs. Cleveland c'iod "ut-"'Oh'
God. my brnthrr j. overboard!' The boat
reached the beach safe at -unri,e.
Mr. Charles II llnge-, rhe elark c'uld not sw i'm.
Capt Sheppard instruct Il Mr. F'nn To- save Mr.
Hughes. They threw down a hatch 'l""r; FINN
mnde Hughes jump over. he following. an'' as
Hugh rose To- the surface. Finn seized his hair
with one hand and swnin IN the do"r with the
other; both were picked upfram it by III" Calves
ton.
John Dri~cnll. cabin boy. Thompson. sec oud
engineer, and II German seizrd II ltddrI and held
on some time. The German first drowned;
Thompson finding IL, he must g.. too, drew I"
John, afrctionately kissed him, and sunk To rise
no more.
Capt Sheppard. there is no doubt. was the last
person to leave ship. IT,, clung along to IA light
arm chair. Hi watch stopped IN his pocket at
half pas, two. which WAS undoubtedly the m"
ment he lraped into the sea. The chair wa bat
slender aid t, him, bat he ia good swimmer.
and ,u-tuined himself till 9 or 10 "'cl"ck. When
he was picked ny by the revenue cutter. Capt
Cornell. (Calh II Wilson being on board actively
assisting lie could not have lived much lon
ger. James Brown, the watchmhn. and Samuel
Wills. Of Wisconsin. were picked up not very tar
from Capt Sheppard-,hese three being farther
west than any other>:
There are thir,y-fve unknown persons, not
included in the lit below, of whom eight are
safe:
Dead and Bodie. Recorered.-Phillip Mill. /
house, Alabama. old man, joel lCnclr joe Ham
ilton, Gonzales; VI. &. Mills. Clinton. La; Cot. !
Henry Bninnridge, L.. 5. Army; Elizabeth Ira
ycrs chamber maid; Mrs. Iachactr, New Biaus'
fills, German lady aud t,npp"sed) grand child
two yeas, another German lndy' unkn"wn; Hen
rv-rM ter.
Missing and Gen fainly LoSt.-E j Brown, bar
kee,er: negro man OF Cleveland, of Lavaca;
Franz T.cbackr and three child. New Braun
enls; Young Millhouse, Alabama; W L Dixon.
Alexandria, Va; Mrs. Mitchell, Cibol', Texas.
mr. New Orleans; Sonny S ID Etter. ten wears old
Iudianolu; y G. lronham. Columbia, Mo-: -
Temps. discharged soldier, with Col. Bainbridg";
Lacy Jones aud lady; Aaron Clark; mn" sraInrn
number not positively certaln--lX ct nrgr"
crew. one belonging to Oscar Parish; three