Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-02-23
Late from Europe.
Arrival Of lit. the steamer
GA MDAe

Nav YORKI Feb. I

ed to their anchorage at. Besika
Bay, causing much astonishment.
i Com modore Onessdhy has been
appointed naval commander ALTA
/ vana.
Queen Victoria delivered a
speech in person on the 31st. She
was much cheered on her way
home.
Prince Albert was pceas ionally
Kissed.
/ The house was unuS ually full
Members Of the American dclega-
ton were not present.
The Queen alluded to the Eas-
tern Question In terms ofregret.-
She said, ''Eyertions in conjunc-
ition with the allies in favor of an
amicable adjustment of the East
ern Cues tion willstillbe persevered
ih-stilI she thought it necessary
to make an augmentation in the
military force at present so as
, NJ lore efftctually to contribute to
the restoration of peace"
! A debate ensued on the Eastern
Question nothing elected except
that all are awaiting the Cars
reply.
The British army and navy will
be increased.
The answer to the Cars enqui-
Fry respectingthe entry of the com
bined fleets int b the Black Sea,
was delivered on the lst of Janua-
ry to his ministers at London and
Paris.
s Orlof's mission to Vienna, it is
said, is for the purpose of asking
permission for a Russian force to
pass through Hungary. 1t IS re-
ported if Orloff' fails, the Gar will
visit Vienna in person.
! There has been no change in the
aspect of affairs at Kalafat.
AsiA-General GuyoR is about
to cross the frontier TO attack All
cxandrlanopel.
An unfavorabIe reply has been
given the Gar in writing respect
ing the fleets.
The departure of the Russian
Ambassadors from Paris and Lon
don is hourly looked for. 1t is re-
ported that orders have been sent.
to withdraw the English and
French Ambassadors from St. Pc
tersburg.
France will send $4,000 men to
Turkey England 10, 200 and pay
half the expenses
AmesSenger that had been sent
by France has returned and ret
ports that the condition of the
Turkish army on the Danube is,suit
fcitnt to k ed p the Russians III
check 9 long time. but that they
are deficient in cavalry.
/ Two French officers have been
despatched to report the condition
| of the Turkish Asiatic forces.
The funds are quiet and not
much depress ed. Everything de-
ponds on the position taken by
Russia.
1t is rumorcd that Austria ind
Prussia will cooperate with Eng
land and France. Rumor doubled
Napoleon has semitic impress the
king of Belgium With the necessi-
ty Of acting frmly>With the Allies
Iof Turkey. He cannot maintain
Ills neutrality without mourning
the displeasure of France.
Orloff's interview with the Empe-
ror of Austria was brief, and is re-
ported to have been unsatisfactory
to the former.
The people of Austria are more
favorable to a Western alliance.
The current rumors Of naval en-
Igpgement in the Black Sea, and the
obstruction of the Russian 4et, needs
confrmation. A portion of The Turk
fish feet has gone to Egypt.
A Council held at the I'uilleries,
on the 30th, it is reported, have de-
cidcd to send $4,000 troops in four
bodies to Turkey.
Revolutionary handbills have been
circulated throughout Spain, and pop
plar feeling is strongly excited
against the Queen.
The latest news IS that Orloff's
mission failed. The Cars proposals
Fere for defensive league with all
@he German powers If any one.
thereof attacked, Russia would make /
ddmmon cause with them. and would
hot conclude any peace without con-
sulting their interest. 4
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