Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-06-30
Four Days Later from Europe.
.7RRJ.lL or THE B.ABTJC
Nav YoRK; Sunday. June

~" 'Nhhf 1HhudH June ~.
The u. Mail steamship Baltic, Capt. Com.
stock, from Liverpool, Wednesday, 18th inst, at
about - Z. NJ, arrived here at half-past Is
clock thus afternoon. She brings 100 passen-
gers.
Among the passengers are Hon. T.. NJ Fooie.
Austrian Charge, and Senatar Foote of Yer
mont
Bagidnd.-The English government. both in
the Houses OF Lords and Commons. announced
that the English and French fleets were Jointly
despatched to the Dardanelles, furnished with
similar Instructions, and that the best under
standing existed between England and France,
out II was not expected that any collision would
occur.
klsselefi, the Russian Minister of Justice.
had arrived at Paris, bringing Pacific assurance
es, they say, from the Gar. The funds conse-
quently recovered from their depression. Al
though It was not unlikely that Russia would
temporarily occupy the frontiers of the Danu-
ban provinces, yet such occupation was not to
be regarded as declaration Of war
In the House OF Commons, Mr.. French moved
tor all the correspondence regarding the impris
onInent OF negroes IN South Carolina. lie re-
garded negro imprisonment as violation of the
nights Of man and breach of treaties, and was
convinced that South Carolina, if properly press
ed, would annul the black laws The Cores
pondence was ordered.
Lord Beaumont slnilarly moved in the Horse
of Lords.
A splendid entertainment was given To Com
Vanderbilt by the city of SOUTHAMPTON: 2OO
guests assisted. The Commodore has taken a
large company ofthe Southamptonians on plea
sure cruise to the South of England.
The British ship Aurora, Capt. Cheney,
bound from Hull to New York, fuundered at sea,
taking down with her 70 of the crew and pas
sengers. he captain and IL others were saw
ed.
frdnce.-M. Sallandrouze is coming to New
! ork IN the steamship Refine Hortense. as the
Emperors own Commissioner to the exhibition
IWkey'-Ihe Turks, notwithstanding the
peaceful appearances, continue TO ioruiy the
Bosphorus. WV
Greeee.-The official Athens Obseryateur. of
May 9th, says that the statements respecting
MIR. MaTsh's American demands on the Greek
government are incorrect, but does not tell us
what the truth is.
Pd7S l4h.-Constantlnople adyices of Both
May say that Turkey had handed to the Ambas.
sadors OF the four powers a note, explaining the
measures taken by Turkey to maintain the in
tegrily oil her territories and declaring that any
arrangement with Russia is out of the question,
WINE uhat power persists in its exorbitant pre-
tensions.
on the 2sth, the French minister gave Red
send Paeha formal assurance of the support of
.he french government. Lord Stratiord de
hedclllfe was TO have an audience on the I'd of
June, Tor the purpose Of giving similar assurance
on the part OF England
The military preparations Of the Turks are car
ned on with great activity
The Turkish fleet of ~ sail had anchored at
the entrance OF the Black Sea, on the 30th.
All the arsenal, IL covettes, and several fri.
gates were being armed and would be got rea-
dy by the I'd of June,
One hundred and forty fiat boats are employ
ed IN transporting the artillery and ammunition
to the neet and citadel on the Bosphorus.