Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-12-13
News from EHrope.
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New YORK, Dec. 5.
The London papers are full Of
peace rumors; among the rest is one
that the Prussian Envoy had an in
,erview with the Gar, and obtained
his consent to inform the Western
Powers of his willingness to treat
for pence. It's considered a doubt
fol rumor. Also reported that Can
robert has concluded a treaty with
Sweden, to ia Ike effect in the spring
when Sweden is to cooperate, by sea
and land, with the Allies. This is
doubtful.
No active hostilities 10 the Crimea
or Asia. 1t is rumored, however,
that Allies have determined to bonn
bard the Russian position at Sebas-
ltopol.
The King of Sardinia is in Paris
The troubles between the Ameri-
can Minister and Greece are settled.
The town Of Nariopouli, on the
North coast of the Sea of Azoff.
was bombarded by the Allies on the
30th of October, and set on fire.
In the midst of the assault the
Austrian merchants residing there
hoisted the Austrian flag over their
warehouses, when the firing ceased.
1t is romored that Gen. Wrapgle
menaceS the allied position at the
Strait of Yenikale. The Allies have
3, 600 troops; and are expecting
large reinforcements. A large allied
force embarked at Eupatoria and
sailed westward.
No later intelligence from Kars.
Omar Pasha's vanguard reached
Okrun.
BALTIc--Admirals Dundas and
Burdit, with part of the allied fleet,
were in the Bay Of Kiel.
Letters from Constatinople de-
scribe a bad state of affirs. Numer-
Gus robberies had occurred in the
open streets. There is an increasing
fanaticism against Christians, espec-
tally the French. The allied Com
mander called on the Turkish troops
to prevent further outrages, under
threats of taking the Police regula-
tions Of the city.
The Spanish Government is re-
ported unanimously in favor Of join
ing the alliance, but defer for the
present.
There is prospect of the Sound
dues Convention opening on the goth
of November at Copenhagen.
LONDON. Nov. 24.-It is reported
that Lord Palmerston has determined
on the dissolution of Parliament and
that new Parliament will be called
in February.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 1.-THE
last accounts from Asia represent
that Omar Pasha expected a battle
with Gen. Mourayieuff.
E The steamship st. Louis, from
Havre and Southampton, arrived to-
g day with London dates of Dist ult.
F She brings the following intelligence
not contained 10 the Halifax dis
E patch Of the America S news:
Three magazines belonging to
the French artillery, we're blown up
near Inkelmln, killing 20 soldiers
and 2 officers, and wounding 100
soldiers and 10 officers. The maya
zines contained 10000 killogram-
mes of powder, 100000 cartridges,
and 300 charge shells, all of which
were destroyed.
i A large quantity of Russian grain
was destroyed along Greskeinar
coast.
A large fire occurred in Paris, by
which the Government Bakery was
consumed. 1t contained $4,000
lquintals of corn, and an equal guam
Itity of flour and biscuit.
The Car has dismissed Prince
Menschikoff as Chief Of his Staff,
and appointed Gen Oldenburg in his
stead.
Advices from Kars state that
Gen Monriavreuff, overcome by his
defeat before Kars, became insane.
Gen. Pufusoff assumed the COM
mand.
NAVAL MISUNDERSTANDING
the peaceful statements of the Wash