Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-17
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Denomination to prepare for war with Russia
function with France.
ondon Times in its latest editorial thinks
ae,itable and that it must spread all over
ne and Asia.
only event of political interest is the de-
If ord Pamerston to retain office. The
assigned is that his differences with the
nment on the Reform Bill have been adjust
: we're found to be uninportant. The Times
;. IFS assertion that foreign affairs had moth
,bateyer To do with his tender of resignation.
litter from Mary Hewitt, in reply to Frede-
Rrelner. appears in the London Times, rela-
tine translation by Mrs. II. of Miss BIS
mes in America and expressing great sur
at "a card of the latter, saying that there
ANY wrong things in the translation. Mrs.
# SAYS. 81 was more particularly surprised,
eeeiyed from her very lately n letter express
fber great satisfaction with my version OF
rork."
Inscription is now making in London for
an;al To Capt Ludlow, of the American bark
nth. for his heroic exertions in rescuing
,orsops, survivors of the ship Meridian, wreck
the Isle of Amsterdam.
France
Russian Ambassador would demand, if he
~ already demanded, an explanation with
ance TO the entry of the fleet, and whether
aant AS n hostile demonstration on the part
ance against Russia. The answer is expec-
he that the policy of the French government
Undergone no change that peace is still the
- Il desires, and that no effort consistent with
ational honor and the integrity and honor of
Enltan, the ally of France. will be spared in
,tanment, and that the presence OF the fleets
y hostile demonstration than for the pur
of preventing the recurrence of such n ca
~ as that which has recently taken place.
- fine estate of Raincy, confscated from the
% do Joinyille, was offered for sale at auc-
On o9d ult., at the Hotel de Vile, Versailles.
"a we're no bidders and it was withdrawn.
The Turkish War.
are totally without news from the seat of
The allied fleets have doubtless entered
Rack Sea, although the public are yet una
on what day or with what instructions they
red.
he rumors respecting the prospects of peace
Contradictory While some persons main
that the Emperor of Russia has consented to
plenipotentiary to the congress at Vienna
from st. Petersburg state positively that
Inr insists that the religious question shall
ranged between himself and the Sultan with
be intery ntion of other powers. 1t is adj
that the Emperor has no objection to send
sentative to the conference, but that he re-
es to himself the right 10 treat directly with
Porte on all that relates to the protectorate of
Greek subjects of Turkey.
he latest statement, if it can be relied on,
es by telegraph on Dec. %, and states that
snatch had been received there from Baron
ck dated Constantinople, Goth, and was i'm
atelv communicated to the Minister'S of Bri
France and Russia, to the effect that the
he will send Plenipotentiary to the Confer
provided the Russians evacuate the Prlnci-
ties. The ambassadors of the three Powers
been instructed to urge on the Sultan not to
Ii on this condition, but to assure him that
nteg gritty of the Turkish Empire will be main
led, and that the Principalities shall be lestor-
soon as the dispute with Russia shall have
settled.
Constantinople dispatch, of Dec. Is, men
that the Vienna note reached Constantine
on the 18th, when Reschid Pasha had an in
lew with the foreign Ministers. He promis
do his utmost for the furtherance of peace
e Grand Divan which was to meet on the
IN thought that the part that had been ia
by Persia and Russia would render an ar
cement very difficult. Both the Turkish Min
in Persia and the Persian Minister at Con-
btinople have quilted their posts contrary to
advice of the French and English Ministers.
Turks are preparing for an expedition against
asopol.
onfrming the above, we have accounts from
ma. oath, that the Persians and Russians
opened a direct communication, and that
Russian General Yermoloff is to command
Persian forces. By advices of the ID, we
learn that the Persian Beglerbergs have re-
|edorders to prepare quarters for the recep-
otroops.
he overland Indian mail brings confirmation
the Shah of Persia had left Teheran with an
numbering 10000 cavalry, with 1000 pie
tof cannon, and 1900 camel loads of ammuni-
to cooperate with Russia. At latest ac-
|nts the army had passed Tabreez. The Shah
(4aso sent an envoy to Dost Mahommed to
out the advantages of his siding with Per-
ind the Russians.
rom the army in Asia there are no later re-
y. The details to hand of past events do not
out the victories claimed by the Russians.
kfom Bucharest, 18th, we learn that the past
days large messages of troops had been
phng up Lesser Wallachia, and that Prince
lzchakof had taken the commando aad at Con-
uhople Geographic despatch from Omar
ela dated 9Th, states that he is aware the in
pun Vi those movements is to attack kale-
ne European residents of Smyrna have col
FL 3oO0OO francs to send to the Frank volun-
IN the Turkish army
the Danube the Turks are reported to
moved a great part of their heavy artillery
haletat to Wddin.
1et pasha, the veteran Governor of Bel
u, oied on the 18th ult Poisoning is sus
trman newspapers pretend that Turkey con-
rs all the treaties with Russia void now, and
uied, thus wishing to treat on wholly new
s.
INCREASE OF THE RUSSIAN FLEET.
ne Lond N Daily news says:-We have the
authority for stating that the Russian High
ral having recently inspected the Car =
&c heet one half of the ships were at onced
lemned as worthless, and it was determined
una on contract, number of screw line of
Tmsnlps-one account says no less than thir-
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