Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-23

that ~. advance in the minimum rate Of discount
10 Tires - cent. will be made By the Bank ON
fhursdsg. There were no bulletin operations 1t
the Baak today. Continental Exchanges, this
afternoon. experienced fresh Improvement.
q. L. cois. East India merchant London. sus-
pended to-day. but il Is tbought thai bis liabilities
are not EVER El0.009.
The Daily News gives the provisions Of Mr..
Sidney Herbert. new bill. providing for n mill
tary reserve force. It authorizes the enrolment
and maintenance VI reserve force Of 20 900 men.
c,msisting III soldier. who have previously served.
This force h. "a be called oat Twelve days eael,
year, and permanently. in case Of invasion.
The PARA correspondent Of the London Pos,
tsIegrapi,s the result uf tho Tuscan elections.
They took place with great order. ard give ma
jority 10 the men Ut moderate liberalism, but
quite opposed to the restoration VI the old dy.
nasty.
The advcss from Odessa report great activity
and improved prices in the grain trade.
Tho Times city article Of Tuesday evening
says: The English funds experienced fluctuations
to-day to the extent of half per cent. hut were
chiefly consequent upon the momentary supply or
scarcity III Stacks and not upon the foreign news
new TEXTURES in the money market. There was
renewed activity IN the demand for discount TO-
day, and the general rate fully equal to the
Banks minimum.
The Times and several other journals this NOR
ming publish article Italian affairs. under
the title of the European coup d'etot, from the
pen Of Mazzini.
Prince Albert visited the Grand Duk, C,nstan-
stine at Ryde yesterday.
The Government had decided on disfJandny the
medical corps which was raised during the cri-
mean war, and constituting entirely new
branch Of service, to be called the Army Hospital
Corps
The Emperor Napoleon went on the 7tn for Cha
Ions to remain there several days
1t was asserted that Prince Richard Meter
Mich would remain Mt Paris as Austrian Minis
ter.
The Paris correspondent of the London Star
gives a report that the Emperor hal declared for
free trade. but il lacks confirmation.
The Moniteur publishes long cfical report by
Vice Admiral Roman Des Fosses, regarding the
operations in the Adriatic. lie shows that the
fleet, consisting Of fortyfye vessels Of all classes.
anchored before Venice, in sight of The domes of
st. Mark, and were prepared to open fire when
peace was proclaimed.
The NoHienr also publishes document clear
ing Gen. Canrohert from any reflection which Gen
Nels report of the battle of Soferino had east
upon him
The advices from tho cotton manufacturing
districts are favorable Goods were in more ar
tive demand, and prices had an advancing ten
dency.
The Paris ho"r market had been dull, but clos
ell tirmer. Wheat quiet. The accounts of
the approaching vintage were quite conflicting
Brandies were irn,cr.
The number of troops from Italy to march
through Paris on the 18th is 1000. The process
sion will last seven hours.
The Times Paris correspondent says the report
WAS still current that measures would shortly Le
officially announced conlrmatory of the hope. en-
tertninei OF the maintenance of peace, and ralcu
lated ut the same time to give n great impetus to
commercial affairs.
One of them it is said. will be the re lucti,n of
the present EXCESSIVE duties on arie cs of neces-
sity. The cnmpleiofo of the railroads are To be
accelerated an industrial wo ks in general are to
be encouraged
"A sham fight is to he executed by 10000 men
Mt the ramp of Chalons under the Empcrors or
ders, ilustra'ivcs The episodes # Solfcrino.--
The Empcr"r returns tn the camp in September to
take command Of The mancvrcs.
1t was reported that Gen. Fleury was TO be rails
ed to n General OF Division
The Paris Constitutional ascrhes the proposed
fertilization of Antwerpto the influence If Eng
land, who. foreseoing war with France, wishes to
provide herself with an cntrcnchcd camp in Bel
GUM
The Paris Bourse had been very buoyant. and
rcntes ut one time were at 7Uf. Doe, but ON the
9th tho market dropped and closed Mt COZ o0c-
There was better feeling at the close,
ITALY.
Early on Monday morning, the It'll, the king Of
Sardinia entered Milan. accompanied bv his min
listers, members of Parliament. AMI the municipal
bodies OF Turin and Genvn. His majesty PAS ell
through Corse an horseback, amidst enthusiasts
acclamations, Re Deum was performed, ut
which the king was present. lie afterwards re.
ceivcd the authorities of the cty. In thecv..ins
general illumination touk place. The aspect of
Milan during the tc,e was very imposing
The Sariinian Hnvern,rent has recalled the Sar
dinian Commissioners N Parma and Pnrcnza.
Tho elections for the National Assembly If Tus
can Nasal of harm mi, HI.