Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-07
Iuropean News by Nan.

Foreign news, oi which me Following h snn-
mary:
The ship Ocean Monarch. u New York, at an
| Choir in the Mersey, was run into by the steamer
Armenian, and had her bow.prit carried away.
The ship Essex. with seventy Ave thousand oun-
| ces Of gold, had arrived from Melbourne.
| The announcement Of the collision between the
| Arabia and the Europa WAS received in England,
per Atlantic Telegraph ON the 10Th Of August. and
was the first public message sent East through the
| cable.
The fact that an enquiry could be sent from
| London and reply OF some length returned from
Newfoundland, in the brief space of twenty four
| hours, had been fully demonstrated in tho matter
Of the collision between the Arabia and the Euro
pa. and tho occurrence was regarded with very
| great satisfaction.
The Asia would take the place Of the Europa,
and sail from Liverpool for Halifax and Boston on
the 2sth August.
| There Is no political news Of moment
Mr.. Dallas, the American Minister, had an in
| tervicw with the Earl Of Derby On the 18th Of
August.
The Atlantic and Great Western Railroad Com
pany Of Ohio and Pcnnsy lyania, had successfully
negotiated, in England bonds for about three mil
lions Of dollars.
At the York races Mr.. Ten Broeck's American
horse Babylon, won the Chesterfield handicap"
against a field of seven competitors
At meeting Of the Liverpool Work house Com
mttce, WAN TcpOTtcu ulat tnlTty-nVe QeBIltute
emigrants, whose passage had been paid from the
United States, had been brought 10 the Liverpool
workhouse. One fifth of the number Of returned
emigrants are lunntcs.
The messages which recently passed between
the Queen Of England and President Buchanan,
over the wires Of the Ocean Telegraph cable, were
published in the London papersof the Odd August,
and excited some comment especially the dispatch
of Mr. Buchanan
The Daily News says there is more of simple
dignity in the Queens message. but great grasp
Of thought in the Presidents response with, per-
haps dash of ambitious straining after effect
The News says, Also that it would have been bet
ter for the President to have omitted the last par
agraph:
The London Times believes that the Ocean Tel
egraph will be the guarantee Of perpetual peace
between the two countries.
Fostello Stcnberger & Co., Of London, mer-
chants largely engaged in the Mediterranean trade,
have failed Their liabilities estimated At
over El500OO.
The Emperor and Empress returned to st. Cloud
on tho evening Of the 2lst. from their tour in
Brittany.
It's positively announced that the Duke de
Malakof will soon marry near relative Of the
Empress Eugenie.
The reported amalgama,ion of the Credit Mob
iier with the Bank Of NJ. de st. Paul is fully con-
tradcted.
St'hle ittilhnS were arrested AT CherD0urg ana
Mt Paris ut the time ii the Emperor's stay ut the
former place; and the 18th and 10Th of August,
the local police were exercising marked surveil-
ance at the Paris station of the Western railway,
also ut the Stations hetween Paris and Anterylle
The French Government had received positive
information that Mazzn had recently left Lon
don.
1t is said that among the instructions sent to
Baron Gros, the French Ambassador in China.
WAS one directing him not to insist that France
should in future have an Ambassador resident at
Pckin il it were found that such insistance would
entail rupture Of the negotiations.
The Imperial Prince, who at his birth was en-
rolled private in the Grenader Guards hns
been promoted to the rank of corporal.
The Journal du llayre in announcing the dernr-
ture of Mrs. Harriet licerher Stowe from Roucn
for Paris says that she has collected notes ON
Normandy. with Wow of writing work found
Cd on q French sub jcct.
| A Paris letter says that project for telegraph
/ to connect Europe with China. was i'll course of
| preparation in that city. aud would be presented
to the Emperor ON h'sneturn to Paris.
SPAIN.
All the Spanish journals. without exception Of
party, treat us absurd the superstition emanating
from the American press, that Spain can ever
think ct ceding Cuba to the nited States.
| The Queen is said to have declared her intention
| If .ounding nine great asylums for the poor-onc
for each Archbishoprc-as means Of suppressng
| that plague the country, mcndicity. Nine mil
lions of reals are to be employed towards paying
| the expenses Of these asylums which to 90 in
to operation the lst Of October next.
passenger steamer proceeding from Santan
| der to Billion ran rock near Gurtante, and
went down almost Immediately. She had - pas
| sengers on board, and the dispatch does not say
! whether any we're saved.
The Spanish government has announced do
cree that all merchant vessels, whether native or
foreign. shall pay lighthouse duties only once.
! Government has also resolved to strengthen con-
siderahly the Qualifications ut Mahon, in tho Be-
lear Isles, and likewise 10 increase the garrison
there.
JEDDAH.
The British steamer cycops has returned to
Suez from Jeldnh. A Telegram from Malta gives
the following as the result of her expedition: 'On
the Cyclops arriving n Jeddah she found Naamik
Pasha absent when message was sent through
the Kaimakan, aud delay allowed of IS hours.
After waiting 40 hours Captain Pullen commenc.
ed firing shells and rockets into the town. and
tinued the bombardment at intervals, until the
third day. The murderers had meantime been
found guilty and condemned to death by the Turk
ish authorities; but Naamik Pasha, who had re
turned, persisted in declaring his inability to car
: nv out the sentence. The bombardment was then
continued for two days more, until the arrival Of
, Ismael Pasha, when eleven men were hanged
: Four prisoners had been taken to Suez ON their
way to Constantinople.
During the intervals of the bombarlment the
pilgrims from Mecca permitted to embark.
''rhe Moorish Prince left by the Lady earning
and the Turkish troops from Suez allowed
to land and to garrison the forts
An official dispatch to the British Government
fully confirms this intelligence.
The London Times regards this action as stulti-
flying all the negotiations with Turkey the sub