The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25

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~ Cucpssil snl psrh.'an. however
the Mouutainrcrs have drieatri ,he Rus
SLAMS ana captured -,,uc iuts.
Pnucc raskirwnch has h,.cu srr, 60; So
take the command Of the Russian army on
the rrHcipaliics
I, - stated positively ths, the Austrian
Envoy has pressed the Sultan 10 accept
ncw note which The Car approved of CON
ditonally on IL being accepted purc aud
simple by the Sultan The efforts of d.
plomacy nrc now directed 10 procuring the
Ioin, assent Of the Car and Sultan 10 that
note. lts tenor has NJ TRANSFERRED.
There was talk OF opening Turkish
Gran in the United States.
Tho allied fleets wcrc collecting IN the
sen Of Memom, having been dispersed hy
a storm.
Grca, inundstions hid been experienced
I IN the South of ireland aud much damage
/ was done at Cork.
\ plot Of some kind had been discovered
I IN Ticino. Switzerland.
/ Much alarm Is felt in Naples. from the
/ fear Of a French INVASION, now That diplo-
matte relations are at stand still between
the two countries.
Mr.. Owen, L. s. Consul, had arrived at
Naples.
4 naturuliAcd American citizen who
had received his papers, had been kept ~
custody at hucona, by the Austrian oil.
cials. on no charge at all, except liberal
opinions. The T.. =. Consul had done
what he could, and was met mostly by
procras,ination. The man was eventually
released, but he was desired to sign dec.
laration that he would never revisit Italy.
This he refused TO do, aud he is still kept
under surveillance. II appears 10 be a
case calling for the prompt Interference Of
the United States Government
Bucharest and other cities
had been placed in state of seigc and
any one IN correspondence with the Turks
shall be shot.
The Turkish fee, weighed anchor from
the Bosphoris on the 2jh ult for the
Black Sea
The rumor of the conference of the
continental powers at London on the flu
turc prospects of Turkey, gains ground.
1t Is said that Austria has effected her
proposed loan by the guarantee of the i'm
perial bank of Petersburg.
No later definite news has been received
from the Danube. 1t Is said that Austria
now resumes her mediation, as she secs
that her efforts IN favor of the termination
Of the difficulty will not be fruiicss.-
Other rumors to-day, are Of like pacific
tendency.
LATEST ~ Mail At LIvERPooL.-Wc
have no further decided news from the
seat of war
The latest rumors are of pacific turn
1t has again come up that conference will
be held at London for the settlement of the
d future affairs of Turkey.
From Vienna, the note Of peace j.
: sounded.
The Earl of Wcstmorelond the British
2 minister at the Austrian Court, is said It
have received an assurance from Cons,an
stantinoplc, that the Representatives of tn,
y four great powers had succeeded III thoi
efforts to bring the Dyan TO the entertain
mcnt Oi pacific sentiments, and consequent
u ~ the orders sent to Omar Pacha cnloinc,
; him not to commence bosilltles the am
: bassndors having satisfied the Diyan tina
u the Gar had promised to make no often
sive movement whilst waiting the result o
g the effort at CunstaninoDle in favor q
u peace.
: Bot what was spoken of most on chang
was an editorial III the Journal dc Frank
u fort which evidently proceeded from tn
e Austrian Cabinet; and in which IL wa
= stated that Austria resumes the part of me
= dlatOr, having received fresh and pusl,iy
assurances from the Cabinet of RUSSIA tina
the Emperor has no desire to cncrouch %
y the integrity of the Ottoman Empire or t
Il attack IN any way the sovereign rights q
u the Sultan. Under these circumstance
u the Austrian Cabinet again writes that th
y other Cabinets III the cndcuyor 10 proven
y war because It now sees Il reasonable pros
&c pcct that mediation will not be fruitless.
II As set Off to this pacific news, We lear
10 that all the places IN the principaitles !
the hands of the Russians have been pac
ed under martial law, and correspondence
u with the enemy prohibited under pain {
2, death. A conflict was deemed ineytabl
II in the direction ii kvajoyia.
Previous 10 crossing the Danube, Oma
u Pacha issued the following proclamation
"a which Is well calculated TO Inspire TIA
70 ianatlcism of his troops.
ID Soldiers Of The Imperial Army !-Whe
u firm and courageous we shall engage Tia
enemy, we will not fly, but sacrifice bod
and soul to be avenged. Look TO the kC
Is ran. On the Koran we have sworn. Yo
lc are Moslcms and | doubt not you are read
" to sacrifice body and soul for your rclgio
Il. and your country. But If there be n slngl
nr man among you afraid Of war, let him IA
N 50, for 1t is dangerous TO face the enen
y with such men. lie who Is under the fee
" ing Of fear should be employed in III
hospitals, or other occasions; but Il
who rculains with US, and turns his back O
A. the enemy, shall be shot. Let the oOur
ns geous men who long to manifest their d,
r. yOtlon TO their religion and the throne T,
X, main. Their hearts are united vii
&c God, and # faithful 10 their religion
they will prove themselves brave. Go
m will assurcdly give them the victory.
be Soldiers, let rs purify our hearts, AZ
o. then pat confidence IN the aid Of God.
Let rs TO battle and sacrifice ourselves lk
our fathers. As they bcquca,hod our coui
IN try and our religion to ~, we ought
H. give them 10 our children. You are a
ID aware that the great object Of this life Is
or serve God and the Sultan worhily, NJ
IN thus win Heaven. Soldiers -inay Go
nd protect all who have the honor 10 belle,
10 and serve m these principles.
to LATEsT rRoM THE DANUHE,-ili By Snl
ID marine Telegraph Fighting Is going q
=. briskly IN the Wallachia. Two thousuf
ty Turks no datcI appeared at GuirEeyo al
is fired upon the town. This brought on
engagement with a Russian force, dc
patched 20 the assistance Of the place
Considerable slaughter ensued.
Another encounter took place beiwc,
1000 Turks and like number u Russia
Cavalry, between kalafat and Soihi
when the Russians were forced 10 "a
- back.
Al NouNG Mrs ToR OTfncEEs.-Ons
- the English naval newspapers thus expires