The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-03-24
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

"iCiHVoIl oNIpChs WIN lNNSipOp
dates to Saturday, the 4th inst, being ont
week later than our previous advces.
Breadstuffs are dull and prices have a de-
clining tendency, and rates nrc considerably
lower. Wheat is offered alta decline of 3da4d
Flour has declined 2s. and Indian Corn Is.
Provsions-liverpool, March 3.-Mcssrs
Gardeners Circular quotes us follows:
Bcef-The market is firm, with sales for
the week of COO tierces.
Pork-Duycrs Of Prime are holding back
For new Pork the market is unchanged, with
amoderatc business ut previous rates.
Bacon-Thc market is firm and unchanged,
with moderate business doing ut previous
rates.
acknowledgements great Britain the
war WAS quite popular, and the additional
estimates for the army and navy were con-
sdered moderate.
The Turkish War.-No lostilitcs are re.
ported either on the Danube or in Asia, on
account of the severe weather and heavy
SHOWS. The weather had become mildrr
France and England insist that Russia shall
evacuate the Turkish territory before the 3Oth
Of April. All parties are still arming for the
coming struggle
The Greek irsurrecton is in Il fair way Of
being suppressed.
The latest received by mail is contained in
the Vienna correspondence Of the London
Times, which under date of the ID instant
states that an Austrian manifesto was about
to be published, announcing that Austria Will
occupy Bosnia and Serva. A panic had been
caused Oh the Vienna Dourse by this intclll-
gence.
France, England and Russia continue their
ornaments on an immense scale.
Sir Charles Napier is appointed to COM
mand the Baltic Allied fleet. Admiral Scy-
mour, in command of 20 ships, had already
assembled at Spitfcad.
The ice in the Baltic was breaking up, and
the Russian fleet at Cronstadt, being iibcrat-
ed, were preparing to sail.
A doubtful rumor prevails that the Gar
has laid an embargo on British ships in Rus
sian ports. The Russians are making ostcn-
tatious preparations to cross the Danube, and
Omar Pacha is making preparation to check
the advance.
The Turkish troops no longer occupy any
place except kalaiat, north of the Danube.
There has been considerable fighting in
small parties wherever they came in contact,
but nothing has TRANSFERRED of importance.
France.-Thc Emperor Napoleon opened
the Legislative Session on the I'd inst. Ills
speech commenced by referring to tho deli
cicnt harvest; but he said 100000 hcctOlitres
Of wheat had been imported, and more was
on the way to supply the deficiency. A
famine had been avcrted, but a war was be-
ginning, and France had gone as far as honor
permitted to avoid u collision, but she must
now draw the sword. lie had no views Of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The days Of conquest are
past, never to return.
the Emperor Alexander, and his successor
Nicholas, seemed to doubt the danger which
threatened it from the colossal power, which
BY successive entertainments, embraced the
North and Centre of Europe, and which pos
scsscs almost exclusively two internal seas,
whence il is easy for its armies and fleets to
launch forth against civilization. But its re-
cent unfoundcd demands in the East has
awakened Europe. France has an equal i'll
tercst with England in preventing Russian
supremacy over Constantinope, for to be
supreme in Constantnople, is to be supreme
in the Mediterranean.
France, therefore, was going to Constan-
tinople to defend the Freedom of tho seas, as
well as to protect the rights OF Christians,
and frances Just rights in the Mediterranean.
She was going with Germany to aid Germa-
nv, and with Austria to defend her frontiers
against the prcpundcrance Of her too power
full ncirhbor. She was going in short, with
all those who desire the triumph of right, Of
Justice, and of civilization. Strong then, in
the noblcncss Of our cause; in the tirmness OF
our alliances, and the protection Of Cod
hone soon to arrive at u peace which shall no
Longer depend on the power Of any one man
to disturb
The English press is unanimous in the
praise of this speech.
Runior assigns the command OF the army
of the East to Marshal st. Arnnud.
Srain.-A formidable nsurrecton has oc.
Cured at Saragossa. The insurgents held
the castle of Aljaforra and other strongholds
for considerable time, although the Captain
General attacked them with three columns of
infantry, and several cannon. The insurgents
finally retrcated, pursued by the cavalry.
Madrid, and the whole province is in
state Of siege.
The instruction at Saragossa exploded
pe,matureIy OIL the 9Th inst. The details are
very obscure.
Gen. Concha is deeply implicated.
The latest rumor states that the insurgents
had been Joined by the garrison stationed at
uuesca and had made another stand.
1t is reported that Narvaez and Espartero
are united, and are the real masters ut the
present crisis. A general instruction is very
probable.
MuRpERs AND LYNCH LAW IN WISCONSIN.