Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-03-23
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England has formally notified
Russia of her intention to send
feet to the Baltic, and I hat Sir
Charles Napier would ID placed
lin command
Ii The Russian feet on ia T Baltic
is under orders to fit cut for SER
\ vicf.
The English ships arg survey
ing OF the entrance to thf Baltic
France demands that The Re-
public of I.ubec shah Pefnit the
establishm ent Of a depot Of coaf
and provisions there, Tree ol duty
The allied fleets remain III the
Bosphorus. Five additional French
ships OF the lac az c tojan the
Baltic fleet.
Great secrecy IS obsqTFed with
regard to the movements OF the
French expedition, but It'll is known
that two divisions viii ledve lou
Ion on tic 9th of March.
1t was generally reported that a
manifesto has been AGREED TO by
France and England, .hIving all
the force Of a formal ecl4ration OF
war, ard that ii viii APP ear IN a
lcw days. 1t was also iu Fthcr ru-
morcd that EnClauH has ,k,nf!e n f.
nal announcement TO Ec Gar,
naming The definite TIM within
which he must eyacuate theNPrI d
CAPABILITIES
Prince George, Of Cambridge,
will minana the cavalry uud cr
Lord Ra4laad.
Accounts from the Danube ste tie
that both forces arc preparing lyr
a'great b Rttle.
Nothing new has been recciyf ed
from Asia.
A very significant aHrounc E.
ment IN the Paris AlonitesIT, SAYS:
~'If the flags Of France and At IS
tria are united in the East, FRANCE
will not permit any attempt at a
separation beyo1d Tic Alps. Y
This is regarded lS threas 90
raise Huncarv ei,d Italy if Austr la
sides with Russia. 'Ihe same r
ticie also says: France caun Fl
suffer the integrity Of the o., p
man empire to be b rohen h} a
grcsSiyq acts from Greece" a .d
further that France discount tua f.
ccs anyattemps at revolution an
where. This hast aunohacomept
is viewed as official.
Austria continues to send troop
to- the southeastern frontier, n
saws that she does So merely ..
prevent Disturbances spreading 10
@eryla, Montenegro and Bossi ia.
Jhe attitude of Prussia rcmalns
and unexplained.
The Greet igsuyrec'jon.-- The
Greek Insurrectiou 10 Turkey had
become quite formidable. IN kpi-
rus the insurgents have taken the
own of Arta and besiegcd the.
/ urks in the citadel, aud 5000 IN
,urgents wd re within ten rsiles q
IonIan. A b Albanian dcjach-
nent Of Greek regular troops Lad
zone over tothe Insurgents. Armed
,ands of AIbanans were going
rom village toyillage, arousins the
people and distributing arms graf
$. Infanh matory pIacnrds we're
Llso cirtu Iating. ~
The CIR eek Government il apa-
hetic and P0werIess In sicWTSlthc
coming c. nlict.
In Gre ice itself great excite
nent prev hils, and IN he iohiau
sland.; d sturbances have taken
lace.
At sulot lea. on Tho Oh Iebrua-
y, the IN Furrectipn Ihrpkc out
The Turk have attacked and de-
Gated the insurgents.
Disturb;l nces have taken place
1 Asia VI inor, and selere dou-
lets are REPORTED at kua,iab, Au-
IRA, and other places. =
The Shaliof Persia has oillcial-
/ anhpunc el that he viii remain
eutrhl in Tie war.
It is repof ted that the Rothchllds
ld The Ban k Of france advanced
10 GOO O0p francs TO France.
Fort y ar rests have been nj ade
Par ls of persons engaged III an .
tended celebration OF the u ini-
'rsary Of the Republic
An a I!ian &c, defensive and 'fen-
'e, between France and Swilzer-
nd, il IS believed has bceu con
Dded.
1t " IS reported in Paris that
,rd RagIand, Prince George Of
nmbridge, and other distinguished
icers Of the English army, were