The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1853-12-31
FROM tic :. J. Herald.
Highly Important "a "a. MAST
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ance WctweufcE'rapc0 and Eng
Yass.--,fsc News Confirmed.

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From snociaI information, npon which
we place entire reliansc, we learn that
on the li,n day OF November IN the CITY
oil Lonaor5 most important treaty OF al
lance was agreed to and signed by Count
Walews,i on the part OF France, and
Lord Clarendon ON the part OF England,
in references 10 the Turkish Question. --
Thus our views of yesterday concerning
this reported arrangement are positively
confirmed.
The treaty thus concluded between the
high contracting parties Of England and
France WIS dispatched immediately ey
couriers to Berlin and VIENNA. with an
intimatiou that from the day OF It's arrival
at each Of these capitals period OF seven
days would be allowed to the cabinets o.
Prussia and OF Austria to determine npon
their assent or refusal TO enter into the
arrangement, Ii agreed to, well and
good, II rejected, it was 10 be underssooa
tina. Frame and England would take tho
settlements and the responsibilities OF tins
Easte<a controversy TITO saelr. own
hands.
We further learn, that from the terms
Of this treaty, Russia will be required
forthwith to evacuato the Danubian Prin-
cipalites, or than Iaretusinc, she hazards
the momeAtous consequences Oh an I'M"
mediate joint declaration oil war from
England and France. And as the short
est road to peace, when once this declara-
ton is made, we may safely assume that
the active operations OF the allies against
Russia will be of the most effective and
formidable description, by land anu SEA.
We may count upon the movement oil
100000 Fgenchm,n, II the highest state
OF equipment and diciplinc across the
Rhine and Alps there TO compel Austria
and Prussia to show their hands. We
may also expect a Simultaneous move
ment Of the French and English fleets
near Constantinople into the Black Sea,
aud tha. The determination OF the Russi-
ans in those waters will speedily follow
while unless prevented by the freezing Of
the Baltic, another squadron oil The allies
vii no doubt at the same time set sail
for he latitude OF 81. Petersburgh..
The positive and warlike alliance be-
tween France and England is due, first
10 thu unluista.ab!e wishes oil the French
army, the French People, and the nat
ural lncIinalions Of the Napoleon dynas-
~, resting Us il does, upon tho Clones
aud unaveu1ed disasters vi the ,upre.
Secondly. this alliance against tic ,mld
and tritl.ng expedi,nts oi Lord Aberdeen
ia due to the force oi the public opl.lou
Of England, which il beginning TO have "A
voice evsn ia the iorelga policy OF the
government upon questions Q! such IN
port - this Eastern struggle. Thus L
programme Of prospective military oper-
atoms IS opeaed b4tore Us OF he NOS.
startling and imposing grandeur. Once
begun, upon the plan OF this treaty o.;
November, tie war viii probably 80 OF,
until Napoleon the ID OIL the Rhine. 10
the Pc, the Danube, the Eihe, aud tie
iistula, shall arenge The treacheries
which Frustrated Napoleon The Is. Ii i.
the beginning .. new order .. things,
and God speed the right.