Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-03-11
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.

We have to record yet another late arrival from
Europe-thc steamer Asia, at Halifax, with Lon
don and Liverpool dates to the 18th ultimo.
France and England continued to make the most form
dabe preparations for war. Austria becoming much
more favorable to the Allied Powers.
Political events Of the highest Importance were be-
ing developed The Paris Monteur officially
that France and Austria united in Italy France will
not permit attempt separation beyond the Alps This
is understood threat raise Italy and Hungary if
Austria sides with Russia The article says that
France suffer the integrity of the Ottoman Empire
to be broken by aggressive from Greece and further
that France disturbances revolution every where
Austria continues send troops to her southeastern
frontier prevent disturbances from spreading Bos-
na Serya and Montenegro The attitude Of Prussia is
unchanged and unexplained.
1t reported that manifesto would be issued by
France and England in few days which would be equal
to formal declaration of war; was also stated that
final had been sent to the Gar fixing the
time when he must evacuate the Principalities.
Lord PALMERsToN announced in the House of Commons
that Smith O'Brien was to be pardoned.
1t reported that the Rothschlds and the Bank Of
France had loaned the French Government 600
francs.
Forty had been made at Paris in consequence
Of attempt to celebrate the anniversary Of the Republic
An alliance, offensive and defensive, had been formed
between France and Switzerland.
Mr. DANIELS letter to the Richmond Examiner excites
great comment at Turin.
The Greek instruction was becoming formidable In
Eprus the insurgents have taken the town Of Asia and
besieged the Turks in the citadel Three thousand in
surgents were within miles of Yannia, town Of
Southern Albania An Albanian detachment Of Greek
regulars have gone to the insurgents Armed bands
Of Albanians going from village to village dstribut
ing among the people and arousing them to action
The Greek Government apathetic and poweress An
instruction broke out at Saonca On the 9th but the
Turks attacked and defeated the insurgents
Mr.. BUCHANAN had attended the Queens levee
England had formally notified Prussia Of her intention
to send fleet to the Baltic.
Mr.. CARROLL SPENCE the United States Minister, ar
rived Constantinople the ID in the Saranac The
Saranac and evant shortly go cruise in the
Black Sea- for which the Sultan had already granted
frman.
letter from Paris states that the reply of the Gar
Napoeons letter is long and argumentatiye, but at the
time couched in such personally offensive to
Napoleon that it has been decided not to publish it,
The Queen had issued her proclamation, forbddng the
expectation Of arms and ammunition and also of marine
engines.
Three thousand British troops embarked from Liver
pool on Wednesday for Turkey.
Authentic advces from st. Petcrsburgh state that
another warke manifesto had been issued leyyng nine
| men per thousand till April 18th.
The last accounts from Constantinople state that the
Russian fleet had bombarded Batoum but withdrew with
| out effecting much .a#
The Russians bombarded Ruschtschuk fortified town
on the Danube, opposite Giurgevo) the 10th. The
Turks taken by surprise and had their steam
much damaged and six small vessels rendered un.
servccabe This affair gave rise to the report Of the de-
structon Of six Turkish ships-of.war.
At Paris, on the 10th ultimo, the funds Of oil kinds
gave way The Three's declined or confines and the
| Four and-a halves 2fr. 45c.
The Cars letter. in to that Of the Emperor Of
France, published yesterday received at Paris on
the 18th Nicholas does accept the proposal for the
arrangement Of the difficulties presented to him The
Moneur says this reply leaves chance Of pacific So
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