The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-09

suffer the integrity of the Ottoman empire be broken
by aggressive acts from Greece" and further tina,
Irance discountenances pree attempts at revolution
! anywhere"
The announcement is viewed as official and important
Meanwhile, the attitude Of Al sria although vacilla
ting is becoming aid favorable to the allies
II said hat she had her intention of
| formally joining with the allies If Russia continues
aggressive acts against Turkey This is probably pre-
mature announcement but it gave rmness to the funds
AT the time Austria continues sending troops to
the southeastern frorser but. to aTay apprehension
manifesto is about to appear stating that Austria con
tnues her efforts in favor Of peace a the troops are
merely to prevent disturbances Spreading TO Serva Mon
tenegro and Bosnia.
The attitude of Prussia remains unchanged and unex
planned
REPORTED MANIFESTO OF FRANCE AND ENGLAND
FINAL NOTIFICATION TO THE CzAR, ETC.
was reported that manifesto had agreed to by
France and England having air the force Of formal de-
caration of war, and that appear in few DAYS
in the Moniteur.
1t was also rumored that England had sent form,,
announcement to the Gar naming definite time within
which he must evscuate the PrinciIalities
THE GREEK INsURREcTreN, ETC.
The Greek insurrection had become formidable in IN,
The insurgents had taken the town of Arta and
bseged the Turks in the citadel Three thousand of the
insurgents were within ten miles of Albania.
detachment Of Greek regular troops had gone over
to IL e insurgents.
Bands Of armed Albanians go from village to village
arousns the people, distributing gratis and circu
lating inhammatory pacards.
The Greek government apathetic and powrrless
Throughout Greece great excitement prevailed and ont
breaks had occurred in the Ionian Islands
The Turkish Pasha had Withdrawn b;a ror.. e. y,
niato Citadel on Mount Sishanzza
AT Saonica on the l0th an instruction broke out
and the forks attacked and defeated the insurgents
DIFFICULTIES IN ASIA MINOR
Disturbances had broken out in Asia Minor and con-
ficts had occurred at Kutayah, Angura Scanoyel &C.
The troubles had been suppressed.
NAVAL MOVEMENTS.
England has formally notified the Prussian govern
ment of her intention to send feet to the Baltic and
that Admiral Sir Charles Napier appointed to the COM
mand
for
English ships surveying off the entrance of the
Baltic.
The British Consul at Hernosand in lat e5 is ordered
to send report IT, anchorage there for ships Of war
This threatens st. Petersburg.
The French government demands that Lubec shall per-
init, free Of duty French depot there Of Goals and
provisions.
The allied fleets remain in the Bosphorus with cruisers
in the Black Sea- Five additional French ships of the
line are to join the fleets.
NO TURKISH VESSELS DESTROYED.
The reported destruction of seven Turkish ships was
exaggeraton Russian battery of twelve guns op-
posite Rutchusk, had damaged Turkish vessels in
the river; hence the report :"
THE FRENCH AND ENGLISH EXPEDITIONS, ETC.
Secrecy observed in the movements Of the French
expeditionary force but it is known that divisions
leave Toulon and Agers the 9Th Of March, each div
sion having two Generals viz Generals vney Etemarre
De Hervie, and Bonet. General Dalonville will COM
mand brigade Of cavalry and Prince Napoleon brigade
| of cavalry reserve
Prince George of Cambridge win command the English
| cavalry, under Lord Raglan.
II is surmised that the French will disembark at Ro-
dosto the Sea of Marmora the English at Enos
Constantinope, after a rendezvous at Malta.
The embarkation of men and horses continued from
the Channel ports.
The temper of the British in favor of war was excel
lent
AFFAIRS ON THE DANUBE.
From the Danube the accounts represent both parties
preparing for great battle.
The Russians had failed in attempt to turn Omer's
position.
From Asia there is nothing new.
THE PEACE DELEGATION AND THE CZAR.
Joseph Surge and the members of the peace deputa
ton had had friendly interview with the Gar.
OUTBREAK AGAINST EGYPTIAN RULE.
An insurrection has occurred against Egyptian rule in
the provinces lying beyond the cataracs of the Nile
THE LATEST.
| PERSIA WILL REMAIN NEUTRAL.
despatch from Persia says that the Shah has official
y announced to the foreign representatives that he will
| remain neutral in this war.
Great Britain.