The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-06-29
European News.

Nep York, June Goth The steam
ship Baltic from Liverpool, Wednesday
18th, with l6O passengers, arrived at 8
80 thus evening.
The English government, both in th,
Houses of Lords and Commons, announc
ed that the English and French feet.
were jointly despatched to the Dardan
ellos, furnished with similar instructions
and that the best understanding existed
between England and France, but it wa.
not expected any collision would occur
The emigrant ship Aurora, Capt
Cherry, bound from Hull to New York
fouudercd at sea, taking down with her
20 of the crew and passengers tho
Captain and IL others were saved.
kissclcff, Russian Minister of Justice
arrived at Paris, they say, bringing pa
cific assurances from the Car The
funds consequently recovered from tho 7
depression, although il was not unlikely
that Russia would temporarily occupy
the frontiers of the Danube provinces,
yet such occupation was not to be re-
garded as a declaration Of war.
Mr.. French moved for all correspond.
encc regarding the Imprisonment of ne
groes in South Carolina he regarded
negro Imprisonment as violation of the
rights of man, and breach of treaties,
and was convinced that South Carolina
if properly pressed, would amend the
Black laws. Correspondence ordered
Lord Beaumont similarly moved in
the House of Lords.
A splendid entertainment was given
to Com. Vanderbilt, by the City of South
ampton. 200 guests assisted. The
Commodore has taken a large company
of Southamptonians on pleasure cruise
to the south of England.
NJ. Sallandrousc is coming to New
York in the Steamship Kheine Hortcnsc,
as the Empcror's own commissioner to
the Exhibition.
The Turks, Notwithstanding the peace.
full appearances, continue TO forty the
Bosphorus. Trade at Constantinople is
dull from scarcity Of shipping, but not
much panic resulted.
The Official Athens OJserrateur, of
May 9th, says that the statements re-
specting Mr.. Marsh's American de-
mands Oh the Greek Government are in
correct, but does not tell us what the
truth is.
The steamer Teviot arrived at South
ampton with dates from Buenos Ayres
to May I'd, Monte Video 5th, and Rio
Janeiro to the 18th. Nothing Of import
ance had occurred since the dates rccciv-
ed here. The blockade of Buenos Ayrcs
was regularly maintained. 1t was tho't
the time allowed to vessels to load would
be extended Fresh negotiations for
peace had been commenced under the
auspices of the Brazilian and Bolivian
Ministers.-Monto Video was quiet
business improving. Yellow Fever was
diminishing at Rio but very prevalent a.
Bahia, where the shipping was nearly
disabled by the loss of men.
LATEST ny TELEGRArH-PariS. June
l4M Adyices of. 30th May. say that
Turkey had handed to the Ambassadors
of the four powers a note explaining
measures taken by Turkey TO maintain
the integrity of her territories, and de-
claring that any arrangement with Rus
STA is out Of the question, while that pow
er persists in its exorbitant pretensions
On the 2Sth the French Minister CAV,
Redschid Pacha formal assurance of the
support of the French government
Lord Stratford dc Radcliffe was to hav,
an audience on the I'd of June for the
purpose of giving a similar assurance OF
tho part Of England.-The military
preparations Of the Turks are carried oil
with great activity. The Turkish feet
OF % sail anchored at the entrance o
the Black Sea on the 30th At the Ar
senal IL coryettes and several frigatei
were being armed and would be 60
ready by the I'd of June. l40 fatboat
arc employed in transporting the artil
lery and ammunition to the feet and cit
adel on the Bosphorus. Troops an,
stores have also been sent to Varna
the militia are pouring in from all quar-
tiers. The troops were to bo reviewed OIL
the 30th.