Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-07-28
Four Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF ME ARlplC

Ah4Nif al w . III aAANA 7 ~
The Collins steamship Arctic, from Liverpool,
Wednesday. bib inst, arrived at New York on
Saturday evening, az SIX O'Clock.
R,5sida and Turkish .l6itirs. Count Ncssel
rode had issued new circular, more iaipudcnt
than the last claiming That RUSSIA occupies the
prnclpahties, because French md English fleets
occupy Turkish waters, and hints most clearly,
That Russia will refuse Cancellation until the
fleets are Withdrawn, express ng, however, Rus
sa's willingness to eyacuate the pruClpalliles
when heI demands are fully granted. This note
had partially opened the eyes Of the European
public, who see a necessity for bringing matters
to "A settlement one way on other, Russia's object
being merely 10 gam time and render It's position
lmpfognable. Scarcely admitting the posslbil
ity of war. opinion begins to press for something
decisive aud the public are continually amused
by dispatches Of pacific tendency, the latest ln-
plying that France and England had last week
forwarded to 81. Petersburg moderate note OF
concession, on both sides to end the matter. An
answer was expected about a week form July
I'm till received, all is mere guess work
The Silk crop IN different parts of France is
viewed with anxiety but is not suffering; other
crops again promise well.
.iiist ion .l6airs.- Highly Important # .9u-
heniic.--lha hat NJ. Bruch, Austrian Envoy, IN
stead of a concihatory mission to Constantine
pie has made an Imperative demand on Turkey
for all concessions previously refused TO Lem
ingens mission.
.4rresi Of Koss,dhs .4genf-Iu riot at Smyr-
ma, resulting from the arrest of M. Costa, Kos
suth's agent, the Captain of the United States
frgaie st Louis behaved CALAMITY, and demand.
ed to have the prisoner delivered up to the pro-
lection Of the United States and would have
taken possession of Costa by force had he estab.
lished any claim TO the United States for protec-
ton. In consequence of the row Austria de-
manded and received from Turkey satisfaction
for the insult aud the Governor of Smyrna was
discharged. The American commanders con
duct excites admiration.
Adyices from Smyrna, June 29th, state that
the Captain Of the American ffigate has laid his
vessel close to the Austrian brig in which the
| Hungarian Col. Costa is imprisoned. The NJ
merican captain declared he would oppose the
removal of the prisoner TO Trieste. The United
States Minister claims Costa, on the plea that he
Is an American citizen.
--latest from London Times, JHy l3h.-Tht
/ French Minister of War Is asserted to have ad
dressed the President Of the Chamber of Com
merce at Nantes, on the Turkish question, in The
J following strain:
We are not bent on making war, bu. If The
/ Emperor, to whom the honor OF his government
is dearer than all, should think that national hon
or exacts war, he will certainly not recoi frou
| the necessity
! Vienua, Jiig I lh-The troops we're about I,
be concentrated near Peterwardein, in protection
/ Of the frontier.
| II is said that the Porte viii publish prccla
nation in reply TO the Emperor of Russa, setting
forth all injustice suffered from Russia for above
a century.
Donu6ian Prineipahties.--T Divan Of Mol
davla met at Jassy on the 9th Of June. The
first act was to vote an address Of devotion 10 th'
Cur. An army Of eighty thousand Russians il
to occupy the principaltles. Contracts for ra
lions have been concluded for nine months.