Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-30
LATEST NEWS Bg TELEGRAPM.
. LATTER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Indian Queen!

LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Indian Queen!
ousaEc, Aug. 29.-The steamer Indian Queen.
which left Liverpol on the morning OF the 18th.
arrived here late last night
The news is generally vi not great Importance.
The steamship Dorussia and North B.it,n had
arrived ont.
AZ yurich. on the 18th, Conference WAS held
between ths Austrian and French Pienipo,cn-
tiaries, which lasted two hours. A Cabinet Cou.
ricr arrived from Paris the same dry The A is
trinn Plenpotcntinry, NJ. Messenbuiy, had not left
Enrich as was reported.
There was he Dcam on the 18th at Zurich in
honor If the fete Napoleon. All the Plenipoten-
tary and members of the Federal Council were
present
At Paris, the Military .tstt was a grand affair,
The entrce into the city, headed by Nup'lcon,was
extremely imposing. Napoleon had granted full
amnesty to all political offenders.
The Paris correspondent ut the London Daily
Ne,cs asserts that the Conference is at dead lock
The Ministerial Journal at Vienna insists very
strongly on the stipulations Of Villa Frauca being
carried out.
The rumored Republican movement at Parma
was contradcttd.
There arc symptnms Of annoyance Mt the COT
duet of the Court Of Vienna AID recent articles in
tie Paris journal in praise Of the conducts of Kos
suth and Garibaldi were attributable 10 this feel
ing.
prohibited at the Paris Theatres Out of eonsderu-
tions for Austria had been permitted to be repro
duced.
The Plcnipotcniaries Ind held no formal sit
tings on 10Th and 10th, but engaged i'll the ie>,v
tiles.
COMMERCIAL.
In the Liverpool markets in the three days pre-
cedng the date of the steamers departure, cation
was very dull and prices barely maintained on
fair md middling qualities; while inferior quail
ties experienced n decline of onc-sxe"ith. Sales
amounted to 1900 ialcs, including Geo 10 spec
uluors and exporters. Orleans middllnEs are
quoted1s ul,lanls g. Brcudstui's lasea down
ward tendency; prices easier, but MT qnatally
lower. Beef is heavy and holders were pressing
on the market Pork heavy and holders n'c>s-
ing sales; quotations noninally slightly lower.
Bacon dull and prices easier and not qnoahly
lower. Lard quiet and prices steady. Coffee dull
LoNDeN MARKETs.Whcati firm aud holders dc
manded buyers. C"nsols 95@ 10 9js.
SECOND DisPATCu
| Lord John Russell said in the House # Com
mons prior to the delivery Of the Queens SPEC 4.
tiat Mr. Bruce would be sent to Pekin with
view to the ratification of the Treaty with China,
and further said. that it was the intention ii the
Government to require the Chinese to fully carry
OUT the conditions Of the Treaty.
| Lord Palmerston in reply to the question said
| it was .ile express desire of the Gpvernmcnt to
encourage the formation of rifle and artillery
corps
The nomination Of Charles Lenox Wythr rs En-
voy Extraordinary to Central America and the
rumored ccssion Of territory in Honduras 10 Great
Britain had given rise to the impression that the
English Government was seeking to strengthen its
position in that quarter oi the world.
Sir William Gore Ousely about to lie recall
ed. Arrangements were making for cricket
match in America. a corps If pckel Engli-h
PLAYERS it was said would leave for America the
seventh of September. The latest proposal which
| had been made in behalf of Mr.. Lever to charter
! the Great Eastern ont ana home irnm Britain to
America. He offered twenty thousand pounds.
The triumphant entry Of the army of Italy into
! Paris the fpurtecnth, passed of win great
| c"hT The streets were crowded to excess, and
/ the decorations aud ilnninatinns in the evening
was on a grand scale but the English it WAS said
had been cooy received in the Democratic quar-
| ter IT the city.
| On Sunday evening grand banquet given
| by the Emperor to the principal chiefs nt the
| N.Y. AT the close of the festivities the Emperor
made a speech and distributed medals 10 all who
were employed in the Italian camnai N. On III"
day Of the fete the Emperor parloned upwards M
| eleven hundred persons who had been sentenced
in prisons for various crimes.
! The N0niteur states that the Emperor has
decided for the present retaining for tho
present al army of fifty thousand men in Lom-
! hardy. Several corps which much distinguished
themselves in the campaign were not represented
| at The entree OF the trooIs.
| Lille is to he made the headquarters of grand
military command with marshall If Franco At
it's head. Accounts from the vineyards were I'M