Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-07
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ASIA
Still LATER FROM EUROPE.


Liverpool adsces Of tho 2lst ult, three days later
than the advices per steamers City OF baltimore
and y 1rth American, arrived here this evening.
The steamers Arago and Glasgow ;hai arrived
out.
1t is denied that the French government intends
to proceed against the Society of st. Vincent Dc
Paul.
Napoleons free trade programme had been
received very iayorably in the French depart
meats.
\ commercial treaty between France and Egg
land expected to be signed in u few days
the following French diplomatic changes ars
announced:
Mons. Barrett GEES from Madrid to CONSTANT
nope; the bake Gram,nont goes from Rome NJ
Madrid n and the Prince l"'Our Dauverg' goes I"
1t Is rumored that the Pope demands the recall
of the French troops from Rune.
The Paris Buurse closed Grmcr; reutcs G9f
The English news is unimportant.
1t is SAID that the ministerial reform ,asure.
are ready for the meeting Of Parliament.
The Sandman ministry has not been officially
announced. II is said that Count Cayour will
certainly have the Foreign Department, and Cu0nt
FAINT that Of War.
conspiracy in favor OF the Grand Duke ia said
to have been discovered in Florence.
The position OF affairs between Morocco ami
Spain is unchanged.
The relations between Austria and Russia ars
reported as growing more intimate.
ENGLAND.
The Earl eff Derby, at the banquet gwen by
the mayor of Liverpool. expressed the hope that
the ensuing season would witness the ad option vi
| q good measure Of reform. lie believed til at the
conservative party would offer no lactious upposi-
ton to it.
James Smith, the sailor board the A mcrican
ship Geo. West, who stabbed the mate OF dat yes
sci On the passage from New Orleans, has oecn de-
lisered up under the exraditiun treat to the
American consul at Liverpool.
FRANCE.
With regard to Nnpoleuns free trade program
me, he Is represented to have said, in reply to
certain observations, that "the manutactu who
exist solely because they are protected I'VE been
aware II my Intentions for five years, Il Id haVo
hal plenty o time to prepare Tor the chan re. The
system Of prohibitions has had It's day, an have
| not the power to raise the dead"
The London llerald's Paris correspondent -eit-
crates the previous statement that IL por don Of
the French Imperial Guards have received
their camping cqnipage, and that the regi-
| mcns quartered at Versailles are ready tc march
Mt moments notice for Italy, their officers be-
| heve.
a solemn reconciliation reported to have ia
| ken place between Cardinal Antonelli and tbs
prclates who have hitherto been opposed to MIN.
The lac Nord say, the Emperor of Eussia IN
about to cspousc t.e of The Pope. but the
| London l ines denies 1t.
The Paris correspondent of the London Post
telcSraphs that the current rumnr that tho Pope
has demanded tue evacuation of Rome hy the
French troops is absolutely false, The Times
correspondents however, says that unless the
French government disavowS the famous pam.
pallet, IT will certainly be called upon to withdraw
its Grmy
COMMERCIAL 1NrgLLIGrNcs.
Ltc0 pool totioa Ni,ttt.-Nales of the week 1913
500 bales, Including ll5o0 bales to spe .uiators.
and 1900 Tor export Ihe market open sI witt.
declining tca"enry, but under the inf ucnce of
the Improvement oi trade NJ Manchester and til.
alylccs nom the United States, the market BECAME
bonyant and active. All qualities adva need Id.
Ih, sales ot lruay were estimated la lO,UuO
bales, the market closing with quotation barely
mautal''ed. though some authorities say steady,
The quotations are y, ioIloWs New Ort ms far
! I'd; mlddhng1s; Mobile ia'r d; middh ~ 81 d;
Upland far 'd middllng y. d. The stot K at l.i,-
erpo,i Is estimated at 100000 bales ,pclud,ny
$4,000 bales Of American cotton
THIS a,Site' srum Manchester are favor bic tho
ma krt closing firm, but less buuyant
HirTe Cotton -hhAet.-New Orleans 1res ordi.
marie quoted ut 1857; has loot Al qualities nave
declined la2i. Sales ui tuc week 5000 ba Is
Ltreipool B.t1dstu9s NtrheL-Messr. Itch.
ardS"n, SPENCE 4 !o, quoie-tlour is q e,Iy Mt
23'. 2os 6d. Wheat Is quiet ut Tuesd. y's d.
cline lied 'a o. u. lod; white %. 10, to Us.
10. Corn Lat declining tendency. z, ices A,e
IS CT. lower; Yellow 20. Cd. Il SIS ID.
L'r@poot Tfor'S'ot Nldei.-Bcet ste.u :. Pork
Quot. Bacon is steady a, IS SIS; for adding.
Lard is steady and IN demand; sale ut 5G
5Ss.
LFe,pool Prodace -NukR-Sugar is finn. Coe
fee is steady. Rice finn North Carolina ,s. I'D.
Rosln closed hrm; common +. 81. to A. o.
Spirits Turpentlne steady al Sos. Cd. to 36s. Toa
il active Mt an advance oi }l
| L0nion Markets. BARNES cireul,r ,u,tee M r>l
| Is 4 n,i,a 10
| tons barely maintained.
The rates of the Bank of England have aiv.li
| ced To per cent Bullion in the bank has do
creased ES390o0. Cousols 94j to % for money
and 955 Tor account
LoRdoa, Friday evening-The increase in the
rate Of discount has had no effect on the money
market. There is every probability OF a continu-
ed Influx Of bullion and likelihood of flu, Their
advance in the rates Of the bank to 81 per cent
TIE LATEST.
, London, Saturday morning-The produce.,nar
kets are uninfuenced by the contemp lated changes
in the French tariff
The Bombay mail of December 81 has arrived
The Bombay journals say the rebel force is utterly
annihilated
The London Star thinks that probably the Com.
mereial treaty negotiating between England and
France will be signed before the delivery of tho
Queens speech. The Herald believes the treaty
is already signed aud will come into Immediate
operation.
1t is reported that the Archbishop Of Paris has
resigned his scat in the Council of The Emnire -
Hi' resignation is expected to give more deter
mined attitude. to the clerical opposition to the
Empelors an,i-Papal policy
Iron ixleS.
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