Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-11
L,TSsr yINS By Tdi MUS
ruRTH 3R By THE ALPS.
THE TURKISH WAR.

.,,;r;ts with an abundance OF food. The
ilpnb;an peasantry had become so hostile, that
a pnss;an soldiers are forbidden to go more
IN a mile from the camp.
Il neral Anrep, who commanded the Russians
.1lo i diseraced, and sent to the Caucasus
q ''s.a Prince of Moldava is distinguishing
n if n The Turkish service, by his military
Swcss and bravery. :,
R"n..;h steamer. the Haidee. with some
III troons on board, went ashore near Sc
Ms" i an1 has been seized by the Russians.
Po@ : ps;ng every device TO give the char
holy war to the hostilites, and the sol
tald they are on the way to rescue
aa, "a from the infidels. The Pa
p, s 3 Moscow had issued an address to the
CUE . ", an leaving for the Danube, of which
4, Having is translation:
'eh;l5ren of the Car, our father and of Rus
onr mother! Our brothers of the army the
tho country, and Christianity call upon you
nravers of the Church and country accom-
YOU Russia is again provoked by an enc
Who was vanquished under Catherine the Sec
under Alexander First and Nicholas First.
eady have your brothers revived the old hat-
a heating him by land and by sea. If it be
. roed bv Providence that you are to see the
Inv in front Ct you, recollect then, that you
n G5,btinp for the most pious of Cars, for your
Il country, tor the Holy Church, against the
4 ocntors of Christianity, against the profaners
H. Holy and yenerated cities, which have seen
4 birth, the passion and the resurrection of
i 1't''' '"' p',
Now, if ever victory, glory. benediction, and
Email benedction, are due to those who give
N life for their faith in God, for their faith to
m Car and their country. 'sBy faith you will
4 victory" Hebrews chap. IL. yer. 13. i
d likewise, will conquer by faith. We bid
Il farewell, with our prayers, and with the
bbo of our faith. Garry with you, and recol-
4 the warlike and victorious speech of the
Prophet, DAVID Salvation and glory is
4 OBJ Psalm, dist.
a GREAT BRITAIN.
England is at length in state fwar. Troops
being embarked at several ports, and on all
ds there is apparent the greatest activity in
parations for the approaching struggle. The
sh contingent of land forces for the aid of
key has been fixed at twenty thousand men,
onsequence of the refusal of Lord Raglan to
me the command of any inferior force.
he Queens Guards, magnificent regiment
ayalry, which the Emperor Nicholas, when
was in London, said were the finest men
horses he had ever seen, have given and re-
ed their farewell banquets, and were order
10 embark from Southampton, on the 22d Feb
other regiments of cavalry have been order
Xtohold themselves in readiness to embark at
brit notice.
The government have five field batteries ready
embarkation, together with several troops of
6ng artillery ready or in good state of for
bdness.
. Ali the regiments in the British service are be-
raised two thousand rank and file. and all ar
men are supplied with Mimic rifles.
1oremakers work night and day, supplying
hing bedding, tents and equipage for the field.
Pre- is an abundant supply of arms.
/ Although the British were slow to believe in
possibility of actual hostilites, the war has
ome quite popular. John Bulls spirit is up,
recruits are abundant, especially from Ire
The twenty eight and ninety third regiments
f1nfantry, and the second regiments of rifles
p embark at Liverpool and Plymouth between
18th and 28th Feb. The forty regi
BIT will embark from Gibraltar.
. Provisional battallions from various corps are
liking up at Chatham, and engineers and sap
and miners are filling the ranks for active
fvice.
Besides the steamers before reported, as hay
been chartered by the government to trans
y troops forty or fifty merchant ships, it is
ported, have also been taken up, and it is said
the Government have it in contemplation to
rter the steamer Great Britain.
There is no scarcity of ships and more are off
d than are at present needed.
Every effort is being made to recruit the ma
and allnayal pensioners have been re-enroll-
and enlistments are going on, with spirit at
the ports.
1t has been suggested that all private yachts,
IN the Queens downward, should be laid up
year, and their crews be sent into the ma
The first instalment of the fleet designed for
Baltic is already at Spithead.
parliament on Wednesday, the 18th, moth
Pa TRANSFERRED of any interest to American read
M On Thursday. Earl Albemarle attempted
p bring on renewal of the discussion of the
mr question, but was unable to succeed, in the
House of Lords.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
'.reat numbers of people in Wales are pre-
lnllg to emlgrate this spring to Salt Lake City,
pgoin the Mormons.
\ he Emperor Napoleon's letter to the Car,
n les extraordinary attention in France, Belgi-
~ and England, in the latter country more es
|eally since the formal approval of its senti-
vents by Lord John Russell, in the House of
|emmons. The letter is everywhere regarded
w bold step, which precludes all further occa-
son for talking, and leaves the dispute only to
y arbitration of the sword. The letter is much
dhlred for its skill and decision.
AUSTRIA DECLARES FOR RUSSIA!
a despatch from Vienna, dated Feb. 18th,
nates, that the circular forwarded TO the dplo
'stc agents of Austria is in the following
ehse:- 20
slhe Government of Austria, considering the
Med Intervention of the Western Powers in ia
OF Turkey as extremely dangerous, it having
confidence in the loyalty and rectitude of the
nperor Nicholas, will take the necessary meas
5, for securing her own frontiers.
The above needs confirmation.
ITALY.
Italy lsquiet politically as yet.
IA ant Inurabon, &c. a..