Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-07-28

awe do not seek for conquests hu'-
STA does not require them. We seek to vim
dictate thosS ghts which have been so oP
emily violated. t..
i. We are even yet ready to stop the
movements of our armies if the Ottoman
Porte will bind itself soIemnly to respect
the inviolabiity of the orthodox church
but if ots,inacy and blindness will 1t other
wise, then, calling God to our aid, we leave
it to Him to decide our Quarrel, aid in iuil
confidence in the right hand of the Almlgh-
ty, we shall move forward in behalf OF the
orthodox faith.
"Given at Peterholf on The 18th (26thl
day of June, in the year Of the birth OF
Christ, 1858, and of our reign the 2oth.
Sealed at the Senate in St. Petersburg
on the 18th, (26lh) June, 1853
"To the original OF this document the
own hand Of his Majesty is signed, Nlk-
DIAL"
TUnKEy.-Tbe last Constantinople news
is up to the Goth ult., and highly important
The Journal dc Constontinopte of the ~
relates that at 5 o'clock on the 10, nj. Ar
gyropuo went to the Porte. and had halt an
hours conversation with Redschld Pasha,
who delivered into his hands the reply to
the uHimatum In most mild and conclll-
atory but firm language, the demands Of
Russia, as contained in Count NesseIrode's
note, was rejected, "for high reasons (hautes
raisons) connected with the dignity, rights,
and sovereign independence of the Sultan"
Should the threat which has been held out
THAT in case of the rejection ofthe note,
the Russian troops would cross the front.
iers," be put into execution, "lhe Imperial
Government would be under the painful
necessity of considering it declaration of
war"
Such is the substance of the news by this ar
rival. The papers are filed with the various
speculatons of English and French correspond,
cnts, some yet predicting continuance of peace
and some the reverse but the result is that war
is evidently expected, and A ur and provisions
are rising in consequence.
LATER AND LAST
The steamer Arctic arrived at N York
Saturday night, July 23d-her news is i'm
portant. Count Nesselrode had issued a
new circular more impudent than the last
claiming that Russia occupies the Principal.
tiles because French and English fleets oc.
cupy Turkish waters, and hints most clear.
ly that Russians will refuse Cancellation un.
til fleets are withdrawn, expressing howev-
er Russia's willingness TO eyacuate the
Princlpnlites when her demands are fully
granted. This note has partially opened the
eyes Of the European public, who see the
necessity of bringing matters to settle
ment one way or another.
The following is the latest news:
The French minister of war is asserted
to have addressed the President of the
Chamber of Commerce at Nantes on the
Turkish question, in the following strain.-
I" We are not bent on making war, but i
the Emperor, to whom the honor of his
government is dearer than all, should think
that national honor exacts war, he will Ger
tainly not recoil from its necessity"
In riot at Symrna resulting from tn,
arrest OF NJ. Costa, Kossuth's alleged ennis
sary, the Captain Of the United State
frigaie ST. Louis. behaved CALAMITY and de
manded to have the prisoner delivered VI
to the protection Of the United States, AM
would have taken possession of Costa b,
force had he established any claim to tn,
United States for protection In conse
quence of the row, Austria demanded ant
received from Turkey satisfaction for the
insult. and the governor of Smyrna wa,
discharged
The American commanders conduct ex
cites admlr1ton. The U. s frigate is still
at Plreans,
A di-p1ich, dated Vienna, July llth
says: 1t is said that the Porte will pub
lish proclamation in reply to the Empero,
of Russia, setting forth all the injustice
suffered from Russia for above a century.
An army of 81 900 Russians is to occu
Ply the Prlncipalilies, Contracts for ratons
have been concluded for nine months.
The following announcement is also
made That M. Bruck, Austrian Envoy
instead Of "A cunciIiatory mission to Con.
stan'inope has made an imperative demand
on Turkey for all concessions previously
refused
The plot against Napoeon's life at the
opera was more serious than at first suppos
ed The conspiracy is unravelled, and
the prisoners are or trial