Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1854-03-14

Three Days Later from Europe.
.ARRIT4L or THE STEAMER ASH:
CHARLESTON, March IL.
The steamer Asia arrived at Halifax on We'd
reslay night, with three days later advices
from Europe.
In breadstuffs prices were in favor OF buyers.
Western Canal Flour Ais to Ais Cd; Yellow
Corn Ats to 4Ss, White ASS Sd. Rice WIS III
active demand.
Trade at Manchester was unchanged.
Money was easy, ConsolS steady
Miscellaneous.
Smith O'Bren has been pardoned.
1t is expected that England and France will
shortly issue a joint manifesto, equivalent to
declaration of war.
No naval or military battle had been fought.
France and England continue to make for
midable preparations.
Austria was becoming much more favorable
to the allies, and political events of the highest
Importance is about to be developed. Sig
nifcant announcement in the Monitcur paper,
says that if the flags of France and Austria are
united in the East, France will not permit any
attempt at separation in Bivona of the Al ps.-
This is regarded as a threat to raise Hungary
and Italy if Austria sides with Russia. The
same article says that France cannot suffer the
integrity of the Ottoman Empire to be broken
aggressive acts from Greece; and further that
France discountenances all attempts at revoiu-
ton any where. This announcement ofviews
it says IL official.
Austria continues to send troops to the south
eastern frontiers tpt says she does so merely to
prevent disturbances Spreading to Seryla, Mon
temgrin and Bosani.
The attitude of Prussia remains unchanged
and unexplained
1t is reported that a manifesto has been
agreed to by France and England, having all
the force of q formal declaration of war, which
will appearin few days 1t is a further ruinorcd
! that England has sent a final announcement to
the Car, naming q time within which he must
evacuate the municipalities.
The Greek instruction is becoming formida-
I hi c in Epirus. The insurgents have taken the
town of Aria, besides the Turkish troops in the
! citadel Three thousand insurgents are within
ten miles of Yanina. A detachment of Al
bantam Greek regular troops have gone over to
the insurgents Armed bands Of Albanian
! troops 90 from village to village, arousing the
/ people and distributing arms, gratis. Innama-
/ tory placards have been put in circulation
| The Greek governments is apathetic and pow
erless. At Salonica, on the 9th of February
an instruction had broken out. The Turks
| attacked and defeated the insurgents.
Disturbances have also occurred in Asia Mi
nor, and conflicts have taken place at kutarah,
! An2ccy ana other places in Greece itself
! Their is great excitement, and disturbances
have been prevented, also, in the lonian Is
! lands.
/ England has formally notified Prussia of her
intention to send feet to the Baltic.
! Prince George Cambridge will command the
/ Cavalry, under Lord Raglat.
Accounts from the Danube state that both
parties are preparing for great battle.
| There is nothing new from Asia.
The Shah ofPersia has officially announced
! that he will remain neutral.
Lord Palmerston announced in the House of
! Commons that Smith O'Brien is to be pardon
/ ed.
Mr. Buchanan was present at the Queen 5
Levec.
1t is reported that Rothschild's Bank OF
France had advanced two hundred millions to
| France.
Forty arrests have been made in Paris, be-
cause of the intended celebration of the anniver
sary of the Republic.
| Alliances, defensiveand oifensivce -tbotweeii
France and Switzerland is believed to have
been concluded.