The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-11-16
Arrival Of the America at Boston.


non, from Liverpool 10Th ult., arrived al
this port Saturday night, about o.
clock. We add some intelligence not
contained in the telegraph dispatches
from Halifax.
At Paris it was reported that the
Emperor Nicholas had abdicatcd in IA
vor of the hereditary Grand Duke. I'm
likely as the report was, it had The effect
of giving frmness to the markets.
\ Geographic despatch published in
the Paris Monitcur, dated Eucharist,
18th of October, states that two Rus
sian steamers with eight gun boats forced
the passage Of the Danube on the 23d,
and encountered brisk fire from the
Turkish fort of lsaktchi, between REM
and Ismal The Russians had one col
onel, three officers, and twelve. sailors
killed and forty wounded, but pretend
that they set fire to the fort by a she'll.
Several papers publish the following
spurious despatch via Vienna, Oct. p
=" The army of Omar Paslla which
could be kept back no longer. has passed
the Danube and beaten the Russians nj
Oltenitza The Russian vessels on the
Danube have fallen into the hands Of the
Turks"
The following is more reliable tclc.
graphcd on the Doth, VIA Brussels:
\ skirmish on the Danube is repor-
ted from Vienna. Turkey prohibits the
export Of corn IQih-No fleet at Con-
stantinople. 1t was not believed that
any pitched battle had been fought"
The Turkish Government is acting
with much military sagacity. 1t has
officially recognized Shamyl and other
Circassian chiefs, giving them military
rank as Turkish officers and sending
them arms and supplies. General Guy
on, the Hungarian, is sent to the Lieut.
General to Asia
The Russians arc establishing strong
reserve at Galatz, and having 500 00C
men at Bucharest All the commanders
have joined their respective corps.
y pontoon corps had left Bucharest
for the Danube. The weather continued
mild ard favorable for military opera
tions $4,000 Russians had landed at
Rcdout Kalc. with the supposed intcn
ton of attracting Baltoum'
The Russian army was in n bad STATE
from sickness. and scarcity. Ncvcrthe
less, the beucdiction OF banners, which
usually precedes active service. tool
place on the 10th. at Bucharest
Manthimour, man of energy, oppos
cd to Russia. but favorable to rcvlyifi
cation of the Greek Church, is clccto,
Patriarch Of Constantinople. and ha
been invited to attend meeting of thu
Cabinet,
The London Daily News publishes
cony of an order dated Oct ). from tn
Grand Vizicr to the inhabitants of Con
stantinonle. calling on them to nrcscry
order to pray for the success of tn
Turkish army. and to protect the Chri.
tians from insult or ANNOYANCE.
1t was reported that NJ de la Coui
the French Ambassador at Constant
pople. was TO be superseded.
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Ie STRAW. &c.-Thc Rev. John S Gre
ot ory. of Mortified. upon request of fir
a. soil brethren. has called Convent.
d of soch friends of liberty in Washiu
J. duct of thosc members of the Vernon
ID LEGISLATURE who voted for John S. Ro
H. ;uson instead of Lawrance Brainol
+ and also tn take measures for the esta
lishmemt of a Liberty Press at Montr
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