The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-21

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T. iiuursssH i pot fs1n pe.. saird the
Crown ~ ~ S,sYsi,rp wuh the 9th y r..
r lis 20 the Eap~rur e Ans'na Il Nieani
~ che 2Nh SGT Tn dcgu'aiIen ~As
brsicd ~ tho Archdukr Alsrecif. II ~ss
pstrcd ,hf 80 u,rn'ioning llupg'y, the
Einps.fur sis,sc q q "a 'hc old ante Sehsar
scuhare sgle o. kingdom.
Grc,i excitement prevailed 10 London
VII t'iis ssan~f len, On The subject of
I Eascfu zhne. tn the lifh nit n perfect
r,n,r 81, IN en the STICK ESci ,ngu. Gus
I'd fual ili' reports thai ibr CpinhIn"d hrcis
~ 70 ,-ikt Nv hid passed he Datdinellcs,
aud nch,rci before the ci'y oi cons,gni
n-ple The unnqf, hYsgy 2. subsequently
was a.,-iifcd to the fact ,h1, three Euglish
[ aBd three French steam ffiga'vs had enter.
( - She Sirans AZ the re-lui,-i ni the French
+ snd Butish Ambassadors, nth the osten-
+ sibi. oblect II PROTECTING the interests and
) person. of Enn,pcAn residents 10 tho event
I u An outbreak which appeared probable
/ ofihc faua,icsl Turkish putty
The accounts from Con.,au'inoplc Of the
Li'h September, however, stated TINT the
processlnn pf the BlrsR. which, II wns
| ,,cnghi. would give ocrIsion 10 n pupuiar
dem1n-tfaiipa. went of Ia perfect Tranquil
{ ny. Extensive precautions we're taken,
aud the garrison and police reinforced by
strong attachments Of troops and peace
officers. The crows Of The ships IN hlrhor
wcr" confined on board 'h,ir vessels. Fur.
Their acrouu,- stated tina, the lemss who
had waited on the Sultan, clsmorlng for m
s,sni var with Russia had reyukod their
deductions 10 the people. IN consequence
OF the Arguments Of the Schelk- ui-lslam.
Tir greatest constcfnaii prevailed among
The Chnsii1n popnltiion, and !, appcdfs
that It vas ih, French Minister who frs,
proposed to coll Ia their assistance por-
,prn OF tie allied fleets.
The reiussl OF Russia to accept the modi-
lcuiious Of the Porte was not publicly
known N Constantinople on the Eth Sep
TENDER.
The general impression that war was not
"a be avoided, was now felt with Increased
force. The passage of the Dardanellcs is
m act corresponding 10 the crossing of the
Prulh hy the Russians, and would no doubt
be ~ considered by the Car Though
the protection of European residents was
inrn,ioncd Ms the cause OF the entry of the
SIX frigaies, II was Yet believed that they
only formed the fir, division If the fleets.
20 be followed soon by tbs other ships.
Another untavor,ble feature was the de- :
mand benny pressed upon the Turkish gov
crnmeni bv the Aus,ritu Atnb issy, for iIl-
dcmuitles tor l,sses Of property sustained
by Austrian subjects on Turkish SOIL
These demands amounted 10 large sums,
and would much compl,cate political affairs.
The preparations for war were IN the
meantime no way rciu,cd. The egyptian
con,lngon, Of $1,000 men had unrrhcd { r
NaTn,. The Porte was also concentrating
an army OF 100000 men on the irontiers Of
Persia. The Persian and Ottpmrn soldiers
itp,efniAc, and large numbers Of Refugees,
Hungarian and Italian, had Joined the army.
The Russians, ,lsn, were pouring hc,h
tiOop- into Southern Russia. and evident
~ pr ,'arlng Cor n pruluctod camp IGN.
Tho Emperor Of Russia had arrived NJ
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and th1 Grand Duke Alex1ndrr. No,h,u Z
had yet ,nmpired regarding the confer
encos 10 be held with thu Eanpcr Of Aus
tnt.
IN" ncws of thc rejection on the pant OF
the Czpr Of the notifications 81 tho Vienna
note become publicly known on the IRh.
Smong the population OF Constr n,inopl..-
II produced n profound hnpre sion, but
there UAs M tear Of popular rising. A
Special C1binri was Immediaiciy convcn-
Cd. unior the presidency OF NJ, Sultan.
Iht most rccen, nccounis from Con.
st8nlinnpie sud Niruni were though, To- be-
MARI f,yo-abie. Tn. var and peace par.
tics m H.. Diysn ~ern sqid Ia nave come
10 a Temporary under,i inding.
in London, m Impression scented Ia
prevail that peace might yr, BE- preserved
The season II getting too advanced intu
Winter for hosiiiitics Of any extent 10 be-
commenced, and before lhr opening uf a
Spnns campusn many months will neces.
s1uy shIs-e, winch may b. turn'd b. &C.
count hy the dipionlii.is
pailIc attention wss Considerably sccu.
pici ''y the u W. ct the arrest IN Ia, City
q i.uct. ia Tusc any. Of Mis- Cunningh nm
Young Scotch lady, for giving away a
Bible ADD a copy ~ Bunl "a. Pilgrim,
Pspgrss., IA Italian 10 ets1n. The
linilsh Minister AT Florence. ai,rr usinp
even effort tor the liberation af the lady
was unsuccessful with tn G,asd Duke
sni u Sa- likely MIS- Cunningham would
be- Imprisoned liyo Year, fr iho offence
unlr-s strong mcasurcs were adopted by
ine Brush Goternmon'. Drpu,lnons on
IL. sohicct had Wailcd an Lord Clqnnhrn
who DECLARED Tint every chor, should b,
used 10 release iiro lads
lup1fam advice. had been received
from Aus'rslls hy uir ship Nsrlh rough
which arrived on the 2sih uit With date.
ffmn Melbourne 81 Juy g.
The import markets wpfc entirely over
sip.ked, and a va, pr0por'ion II Hnsuita
bile ARTICLES were being -Hcuhcod bv snr
tinh, Al htiiht2l ffift-- Nalfr 81 Mall
LsqUorr. o. aruse, had been disop Md b,
BY uf Purchasers, Sh,ie. A. regards Flour
: IVA s,id there wets j1,t00 ibis ~ port
great portion ui ehicL sould be- .hiupcd
b Enelsnd Tho E.,gif had. To- fiei, Ia
ga 600 b1rr'ls fsf i.1Bion. Al fye,gia
, d =. 80 ship, sHt cafgses on bosfd
scfc .ying in ihe h1rbor Eul hghicrags
Sas N.s. % E.-, ton
The ruad- IL The miugs s.rc uapasSs
be, ns4 goais ~cFe understood in be- uani
~ lh-rr. The ylrld Of g"ld ~ss and ~
s'a'd 90 b. grvaisf ihsn c,cr God dua
90 5ss "a. pr pupce, and t5chsHgc, IN
l,andou r-f cent pfennum, ~1sh "a up
ward Tendency,
u as rNpscied sraoresgn- ssuid sol
be- sAipPod hene. Alus,si sl TIE fiuni
fr,,m Tag u nd, asd utcA q that fr5m IA.
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