Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-31
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TnEsTEA MsIIIp NEW YORK.


NEW YoRK, May 26th.-The steamship \. York
| from Bremen, has arrived. She touched at South
ampton on the 18th inst.
| COMMERCIAL.
Cotton had declined Al. The market closed
with little inquiry NJ weak prices. Sales for two
! DAYS, 1000 bales. Breadstnffs firm. Wheat ex-
| hibits an advancing tendency. all grades being.
| slightly higher. Provisions firm and steady. Tur-
pentne aud Resin dropping. Other articles ARC
unch lnged. Consols 81 ia9la
No battle had not yet been fought.
Austria was raising loan of rs 900, 600 francs.
The headquarters Of Napoleon had been fixed NJ
Alexandria.
Stock Exchange.
The ship Thames from Savannah, had been par
tally burnt in her dock at Liverpool. Tho fro
was confined to the lower bold.
SECOND DISPATCH.
NEW YoRk May 29.--Many failures are repor-
ted on the continent. At Birmingham the failure
of Crosswel Co in reportcI.
LONDON. May lG.--French Red Wheat had nd
vnnced 3a4s per Or in the week.
The Queen of England reviewed tho troops ut
Al1crshelt ON the 10th.
Count Persigny, the new French Minister. arr-
we'd Mt London on the lilh. GortschakoH also mr.
rived On the same day.
Tho Paris correspondent of the London Times
says that confidence in the success Of the army in
made ut Notrc Dame for the TeieTm and thanks
giving for tho great victory which it is expected
will bc announced next week.
All the officers of the regiment OF Sappcrs com
mandcd by Prince Napoleon. left Paris on the l4th
for Touon. A train Of siege artillery also left Tor
Italy on the same day
1t was rumored hnt arms had been sent 10 Hun
gary. and that Ilungnrians abroad were actively
employed in fomenting an instruction in their
country.
II was reported that Napoleon. before leaving
Paris, addressed letter to Queen Victoria. repca-
ting his promise to take no step during the war,
to compromise tho interest OF England.
The Austrian Government loan OF EI5 100000
is to be nt five per cent. payable in silver.
Nothing later from the seat Of war.
The Piedmont official Bulletin of tho l4th says:
''Thc Auslrians Withdrew to-day from Robbie but
II sccnnd and still stronger accommodating party
has pushed forward to the walls Of Vercell."
Nnpoc II, accompanied by Canrobcrt rode
through the streets Of Alcs>nndrn ON horseback.
and was received everywhere with great demon
STATIONS OF joy.
a dispatch from Berlin snys the German Diet
WINS closed on the 18th by the Prince Regent in
pcrson, who said that Prussia had determined to
maintain tie balance of power in Europe. and to
stand up for the security. protection ind national
interest of Germany 1t WIS expected that all the
German contcderativc powers would stand firmly
by her side.
The mobilization of the Sth federal corps Tarmee
was complete. Ponce William Frederick is COM
mandc s-in-chicf
a second dispatch states TINT the French Troops
hal cautnred place Of considerable strength.
The | s. steamers "Gcrmautown' and Mis-
sissippi' were ut japan.
The trade nt Canton were suffering much FROM
the cxnctUns Of mnrandcr>.
LATEST.
Ad~pa'ch from Rome says that Duke Gramot
left that city on the 18th in consequence of the
topographic order from the Emperor.
a dispatch from Vienna says that an English
steamer with the India mails, had been overhaul
ed ut sassnra by the boats Of II F,ench ship-ot-
war
The official bulletin Of Turin announces the
movements Of the Au-trans from Strabcla to-
wards Nuchrra