Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-16
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70 ,xcp SECRETLY PREPARING FOR WAR;
ave- is no ostensible movement at the War OF
or in the military departments of France,yet
| !. known that the army is in the highest state
efficiency, and that the government is fully
raared TO meet any contingency that may a
| The nronosed increase of the Chasseurs de
ncennes is formally authorized. In his report,
% minister describes the use of this celebrated
| nd formidable corps. They act he says, as
p-shooters to cover the general movements IN
engagement, being grouped, on given point,
order by murderous fire to produce effects
miar to those of the artillery; also they are EN-
owed in special missions, and sudden attacks III
enemy's country.
In Paris it was generally expected that battle
ond be fought on or soon after, 23d Novem-
r. in the locality between krajova and kale-
. We do not see how this could be known before
and
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
| The following was forwarded at ) p. NJ Nov.
by electric telegraph from Vienna 10 Augs-
3rg;
. Up to the l4th no French or English ships had
III the Bosphorus for the Black Sea. On the
! 9th, llth, and 10Th there were heavy storms.-
mar Pacha has received orders to continue the
! TAR with all energy.
SEMLIN. Nov. 1S, 1853.
Yesterday the Russian Consul General, Cheya-
| r Muchin, with his consular suite, crossed over
ere from Belgrade The Turkish Pacha threat
ned to lombard the city unless NJ. Muchin took
fHdeparture. After communicating by tele-
&pph to his embassy in Vienna, NJ. Muchin yield
ID 10 his desire, and withdrew. As there are
FFo parties among the Servians, it is highly prob
lbIe that this occurrence may lead to some dis
ensons among the Servian nation, and thus o.
ZEN a door for the Intervention of superior pow
|r. Up to this time Belgrade continues Tranquil :
put conflict has been apprehended with the
Turks, by reason of events in Bosnia.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov To-
Gen. paraguay d'IIillers has made his first
4 hclal appearance at the Divan.
The Sultan has addressed a congratulatory let
FER TO omar Pacha, and presented that General
'ylth his tavorite horse.
The greatest excitement prevails in Afighanis-
tan. Dost Mahomed has declared to the Shah of
ersla that the Affghans are at war with the Rus
ans mat the means to attack them in the direc
on ot Chryan, and that he is resolved to march
trough the Persian territories-with the Shah's
onSent II the Shah will give it, against it if such
consent be refused.
'''" Vi puhndrd nds ueel Killed Dy Il Danu OF
Ppers mostly Affghans. His place is taken by
Er .I Grand Vizier, an Afghan prince, called
ldrim, the thunderbolt.
:, VIENNA. Nov. "a, 1853
NO armlstce has been concluded, but hostilities
EIg virtually suspended on the banks of the Da-
Letters from Kraioyia, of the 18th, corroborate
V we news OF the retreat of the Turks from Kaefat
\. ~ ldn. Ofthe $4,000 men who formerly held
"a az, position, 5000 only remained at Kalefat.
, me hrst regiment of Osten Sacken's corps pass
w through Jassy on the 10Th inst.
letters from Belgade state that the difficulties
o,'@eeh the Porte and Serva are settled. The
jo 5;n'igeht OF 1900 men will be permitted to
: ''" 'iio army on the Danube.
ri VIENNA. Nov. %, 1853.
D., "f reports that the Russians have crossed the
,o "'oe are all unfounded. The Turks are forti-
tio,, VI ha!eiat, 24,000 strong. There is cessa-
VI aellVe hostilites, but no armistice.
Iti VIENNA, Nov. %, 1853.
eaioly reported that serious conflict had
lcar i 5. between the Servians and the Turks,
'E,l Csiilza' on the Servo Bosnian frontier. The
were repulsed. The loss of both parties is
'S"mated at 500 men.