The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-12-14
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
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FRANCR SECRETLY PREPARING FOR WAR -
There Is 90 ostensi5le movement at the War Of
ace o. il the military departments of France. yet
il known thai the army IL in the highest state C
ea,ie1cy, aud that the government is fully prepar
% ia l-sa.c any contingency that may arise
Tie proposed increase Of the Chasseurs de Vim
ceuuer s i0rusily authorized. In his report. the
minister describes the of this celebrated aud
formidable corps. They net, he says. sharp
ahDoters TO cover the general movements in an Gu
sagrmrnt, being grouped on a given point, in or
der by mGrGerOus ire To roiuce effects similar
u taose OF the artillery also, they employed in
special mIz=i ms, and sudden attacks IN an enemy
country.
Ia Paris i, was generally expected that battle
you'd De trnght on, or soon alter, 23i Mover
% she ocali between krajoEa and Kslefat
we not sas how Ebis could be known before
band.
TELEoRAPHIC DRsPATCHEs.
The following was forwarded et Z. NJ. Nov. l6
b electric telegraph from Vienna, to Augsburg:
Up t. The l;ch, 10 French or English ships had
LEFT Lle Eospho,uB tor the Black Sea On the 10Th
18th, enc l2lh there were heavy storms Omer
Pasha has received orders 70 continue the war with
al energy.
szmLIa, Nov. 10, 1853.
Yafer1ay the Russian Consul General, Cheva
her Auchiu with hil conssar suize, crossed over
here from belgrade. The Turkish Pacha threaten
ed 20 bcnlbErd he city unless Nj. Muchi1 took his
departure. After communicating by telegraph
viii HE embassy ia Vienna, NJ. Muchin yielded TO
ties ano < the Scryians II is highly probable that
this occurrence may lead To some Gissensions
aHuuC the Seryilr ration, and thus open door
5UE tho inter veuIiOn OIL i superior power. Up to
ills time Bel grade continues tranquil; but conflict
hss tetu unprecedented with the Turks, BY reason
II vents IN Bosnia.
oE5TAsrIEoPLE, Nov. 16, 1853.
Gen Paraguay d'iiiilers has made his frat OIL
ga! appearance ut the DiYau.
The Sultan has addressed 2 congratulatOry let
toCla. General
9Th bis aY0rite hurse.
The greatest excitement prevails in Htighanstsn.
DoE MahOmej has declared TO the Shah OF Persia
thbt the Ahshaus are az war with the Russians
test be Inrans 70 attack them n the direction OF
ChrFan, and tnst he ia resolved 20 march through
the Persian ;erriLDrios-with the Shah'a if
the Shah viii give 1t, againstiE il such consent be
REUSED.
Tie Khan of Bokhars has been killed nv a band
q rioters mostly Atlhans. His place IS taken by his
late Grand Fizler, an afghan prince, called Idritn
he TLuaderbolt
VIENNA, Nov q, 1853.
NJ ar7nisti2e kas been concluded, but hostilities
ere virtually su.psnnsd Oh the banks of the Da-
ngbe
Letters from Krajovia OF the 18th, corroborate
he ners OF the CT the Turks from KaleiaI
20 Vida OF the IA, 900 men who formerly held
nat P0sa3ol, 900 only remained at kaeiat
The h-st regiment of OstrD Sacken's corps pass
81 through Ja&y On the 18th inst.
bGters from Helgede state that the difficulties
eetEeen The Porte and Servia are settled. The
lIr.s are 10 gIrrisOn the ci:ies the border and
tse contingent OIL 2,GD men will be permitted to
JOIN the army on the Danube.
VIENNA, Nov. 2a, 1853.
The reports that the Russians have crossed The
Danube are all unfounded. The Turks are forti-
he'd q! Ka:eec- q 000 strong. There is cessation
oiactite hos:ilitios but no srInistice.
VIENNA, Nov, %, 1853.
It q cro2ihly reported that serious conflict has
Ia%ea place between the Seryians and the Turks,
aaar U-niz on TIE Servo Bosnian frontier. -
Tho Turk we're repuse3. The lJss oil bolh par
liz Is C..ims.ed a. 500 men.