Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-03
Arrival of the Adriatic.

rans with hls private Secretary, Tor his home III
Delroi, Michigan. - ljhcelfag Int.
Arrival of the Adriatic.
NV York, June 30. The steamer Adriatc mr.
rived here this afternoon about four o'clock with
nlvircs from Southampton and Livcrpoul Of he
.olh inst, same rs brought by the Anglo Saxon.
lIecnnn did not cone passenger by the Adria-
tie lie comes hy the Nnnderb t.
Mr.. MERCER the new French Ambassador camo
by The Adriatic.
Tie church rate n.'ltion bill had been thrown
out ol the House of I,,rds by great minority.
Mr.. James called attention To the enlistment
now going on in ireland 10 furnish tho Pope
with trois in Italy, aud asked tho gpvernmcut
what measures they intended TO ndopt. there
was abundant evidence to support n prosecutions
under The foreign enlistment act.
The !, nm Of Cl2 900 900 Of the French railway
allegations would BE- Introduced in market during
This IN nth
The Emperor NAPOLEON returned to Paris ON the
18th from the Baden conference
The German Princes were unanimous ut the
preliminary conference IN the questions referring
to the relations OF the foreign powers
Napoleon repeated his peaceful assurances Mt
the interview with the Prince of Prussia which
w,s most cnrln He did not allude to the uucs-
tons regarding the German policy or the Italian
question:
Switzerland protests against tho ccssnn Of
Northern savoy 10 france.
The two steamers captured 10y the Ncapotnn
squadron displayed the Sandman and American
flags. They contained twenty five thousand mus
kcs, thiriy-two cannon and two millions pounds
OF powder. Also. considerable specie Eight
hundred armed passengers were nude prisoners
and everything was conveyed tn Gaeta.
Tho Sandman minister demanded restution-
ami the English ambassador supported the de,
man1, ;hc vessels and men having hal passports
to Multa
The concentration of the piedmonrese army in
Fcrrara Is confirmed.
TUE LATEST.
P>Hls June 81 The Opnuno Nation receive,
second warning for publishing Victor Hugo
spccch containing violent appeal to rcvulutuna-
Thirty villages have been burnt on Mount lie.
bannu.
Mazzin' has not gone to Sicily as reported.
LATEST MARKETS.
London, June 2l.-Snles of Cotton for the last
two days foot up $1,000 bales, including 10000
to srctnlaio"s aud expuFior4, the market closing
generally unchanged, with more business. but
without Improvement IN quotations.
Produce--Spiri,s of tnrpcntine closed dull at
SIS.
.tmcrican S:oths- Illinois Central 39a4l dis
count, dc. - Of 1876. 50: Erie 1912 do. 9s first
mortgage ?la9-! New York Central 73n75
pENoeRArlc EEJolciN0.- Oswcgo. Jine sc, The
National Democracy of this city are firing 100
guns in honor Of tho nomination Of Brcckinriire
AMI Lane. Many III the most influential democrats
Of this city and all the Government. officials inin
in the celebration. The demonstration is unexpect
eilv larg" and en- thu>,astc
BH0do, J1ae 80. Tho democracy held large
and spirited meeting last night ratify the nomi.
nation OF Douglas and John ,on.
LIGHTNING AT Decentralization, June 80. 1.-The
ly,ylt nine lat a., ~ 1 Il
Goodenaugh, in Brighton. killing Mr. c. aud his
son, and seriously nurius Mrs. &. The force of
the gale was terrific uprooting largo trees, de.
mohshlng chImneys, awnings and doing other
damage Many sailing boats in the harbnr were
upset and Their are reports that several lives were
lost, bur those reports were not confirmed, though
there were many narrow escapes
SrEEcn FROM SENATOR DJuGLs -Philadelpb;a
July l. After the Douglas ratification meeting
last night, Senator Douglas himself addressed tho
people from the Girard II use. He said that he
had no political speech to make during the pend
ing canvass 1t now remained for tho neonIa :,
decide on the great issues. pennsylvanin belicy
es that Congress can be better employed deyelon
IN. the great natural resources of the cuunt,v
than wasting ITS time in forcing slavery or anti.
slavery on the people.
ACCIDENT AT NEw H.yEN.-New Us,vo, J,,o
"a sad accident occurred Mt the close of the
college regatta in our harbor this a(ternoon -
Two SAL boats were upset by the high Winds
From oneof them a Mrs. Sperry. of Meridin, was
drowned. Her body was soon recovered The
boat contained nearly a dozen persons.
-.A.
MrTiNY IN BosroN. Boston, June oS-Sb;n
nifty Simson, Of New York, from Macao to U,v.
ana with $50 Coolies on board, put into Table
Bay Cape Town. May 81 for water and reeresh.
ments. March 9Th the Coolies attempted Ia ,aLe
the ship. but were driven below, one being ,bot
dead and several wounded The rinrlcaders IF
the outrage subsequently received6lty to one hun
dred iashes, and were secured in irons
MICHIGAN DENocaATic STATE CoNyeSrIoy --D,.
tr"l June 29.-The Democratic State Convention
yesterday tabled the motion to invite Mr.. Cas-
who is in the city, to attend the Convention, A
Subsequent motion to recall it was voted down
deeisNely, as also resolution endorsing the Al.
ministraiion WV ''u
Resolutions approving the nomination of Dong.
las ana johnson were carried
DEATH OF AN Ex-SENAToR-New York Ill,
Tx senator liaun. OF California deid at Snn
Francisco on the 10th Of May
large party has undertaken the re .epening os
the pony express. "a